What to put in a First Aid Kit???!

What to put in a First Aid Kit???

I will be openeing a home based daycare and need suggestions on what to put in my first aid kit. Also while you're here please tell me what you would hope to see in your childs daycare. Thanks

BANDAGES
a variety of different sized band-aids,
gauze roller bandages,
different sized ace bandages,
triangular bandages used as slings, tourniquets, to tie splints, and many other uses

INSTRUMENTS
adhesive tape,
tweezers,
safety pins,
scissors,
Optional
trauma shears to cut away clothing,
an irrigation syringe for cleaning wounds,
a rubber suction bulb for clearing the airway of an unconscious patient

EQUIPMENT
exam gloves,
CPR mask,
sterile eye wash,
thermometer,
penlight,
antiseptic wipes/cream (hand sanitizer),
alcohol wipes,
instant-acting chemical cold pack,
tourniquet,
book on first aid,
Optional
Space Blancket (emergency blancket),
splints
burn kit

MEDICATION
anesthetic spray or cream (Bactine, Calamine, or Campho-Phenique) for itching rashes or insect bites,
Diphenhydramine (Benadryl) for allergic reactions or rashes, polysporin antibiotic cream (Neosporin),
aspirin,
children's tylenol (be sure to replace before it expires),
the children's personal medications,
burn cream,
aloe vera gel,
Optional
an Epipen (with a prescription)

PADS
4" x 4" sterile gauze pads,
Nonadhesive pads

also have emergency contact numbers for the parents and the child's medical history available in case of a true emergency where the child has to be taken to the hospital by ambulance, this saves time and helps us out a lot. also in the event when a child must be taken to the hospital remember exactly what medications and how much of them you gave to the child.
also be sure that you only give the children the medications that their parents signed off on, never give the child a medicine that the parents did not allow.

my son loves his daycare because of its size (the property itself), there is a lot of room both inside and outside for the children, they have a bunny, a turtle, and parrot for the children to play with and learn from. there is also an indoor jungle gym so that the kids always have something to do. another thing that the kids really like is that they get to go on field trips to the zoo, the fire station, etc.
what i personally like about it is that there is a 1 to 5 adult to child ration, i know that there is always an adult watching the kids, they have healthy snacks and meals for the children, they incorporate parent child learning into their lesson plans, they give the children homework that they have to do with their parents, and one of the teachers is a certified EMT.