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From Keeping Grandparents, Nannies, and Night Nurses in Sync at ushacareguide.com · Rajesh Harrykissoon, MD. One page, five boxes: feeds, medicines, sleep, watch-fors, and contact numbers. Free, no email required — print a stack and keep it on the fridge.
Next feed likely due at: ____________
| Time | Breast / bottle | How much or how long | Anything unusual |
|---|---|---|---|
Read this before giving anything. One person owns each dose.
| Medicine | Dose (mL) | Time given | Who gave it |
|---|---|---|---|
Use the syringe or dosing tool that came with the medicine, not a kitchen spoon. Write the dose in mL every time.
On the back, flat and firm, nothing else in the sleep space. Every sleep, every caregiver.
| Start | End | Where |
|---|---|---|
No watch-fors today? Write “none.”
| What to watch | What to do | Who to call |
|---|---|---|
If you think it is an emergency, call 911 first.
| Who | Name | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| Parent 1 | ||
| Parent 2 | ||
| Pediatrician | ||
| After-hours nurse line | ||
| Poison Control | 1-800-222-1222 | |
| Emergency | 911 |
Caregiver Handoff Sheet · Rajesh Harrykissoon, MD · ushacareguide.com — educational content only, not medical advice. Always follow your own pediatrician's instructions.
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