Baby medications?

Question

I am due in about week & was wondering are there certain newborn/baby medications I should have stocked up at home before my baby arrives!? 
Thanks so much!

Answer

Gripe water (we tried gas drops first but this is so much better, we use it all the time), baby tylenol if you need it you'll have it, saline spray/drops, I like to keep extra nasal syringes in her room, downstairs and in her daiper bag. It's less a thing now, but having those syringes nearby was so great when she was a newborn. My daughter also has eczema so we use eucerin eczema cream after every daiper change as recommend by our pediatrician

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Saline with a nose frida and Tylenol are good to have on hand.

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this is the list of things I have on my amazon for before baby comes. I am a ftm, so this may be excessive, but I would rather have it when I need it.
medifrida medication pacifier (will help them take liquid meds easier)
infant Tylenol
aquaphor- for diaper rashes
Hylands infant allergy relief 
Matys natural baby chest rub for coughs and congestion
little remedies infant fever and pain reliever
zarbees natural baby cough syrup
little remedies gas drops

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Gas drops! My baby isn’t much of a burper, but she’s farts like a grown man. It’s so much harder to get a baby to fart and when she gets gas she is very unhappy. Like screaming crying until she gets the fart out. Gas drops definitely help make her less fussy.

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For me, I had saline, Tylenol, Advil, vitamin d drops, and gripe water.

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I have tylenol, motrin (doesnt expire til 2022), saline spray, zarbees cough and cold, teething gel, and extra nose suckers even though i hope to be able to get a few sterile ones from the hospital; they work so much better. 
I made sure all medications i bought have a far enough expiration date that ill be able to use them. I also have a 2yo and i used most of these within her first year with her!

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Some form of Tylenol is good to have on hand, since it’s all they can take for pain or fever for the first several months. I like Little Remedies because it’s free of artificial dyes, sweeteners, and alcohol. Just make sure you always ask your pediatrician for a dose!

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These gas drops were a lifesaver for upset tummies! We also had infant Tylenol, Vitamin D Drops, and we picked up Benadryl to have on hand later on in case my son had an allergic reaction to food or a bee sting or anything.

Baby medications?

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