Learn How to Help a Baby or Child in a First Aid Emergency!
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"Learn How to Help a Baby or Child in a First Aid Emergency!
Be confident to help a baby or child in an emergency. Start learning these simple first aid skills.
When a child or baby is experiencing a medical crisis, it's important to provide care and seek help as quickly as possible. But because their bodies are still forming, more delicate, and more compact than an adult's, delivering child or baby first aid is different than administering care to an adult. In order to help you provide the right type of care.
It is ideal for parents, expectant parents, grandparents and other family members, and anyone who is often around babies and children.
Nobody likes to think of their child being in an emergency situation, but learning first aid will give you the confidence to be able to help should you need to.
This one day course has been designed with parents in mind, to guide you through exactly what you need to know.
It covers a range of childhood emergency situations; from choking and unresponsiveness to fever and meningitis.
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Be confident to help a baby or child in an emergency. Start learning these simple first aid skills.
When a child or baby is experiencing a medical crisis, it's important to provide care and seek help as quickly as possible. But because their bodies are still forming, more delicate, and more compact than an adult's, delivering child or baby first aid is different than administering care to an adult. In order to help you provide the right type of care.
It is ideal for parents, expectant parents, grandparents and other family members, and anyone who is often around babies and children.
Nobody likes to think of their child being in an emergency situation, but learning first aid will give you the confidence to be able to help should you need to.
This one day course has been designed with parents in mind, to guide you through exactly what you need to know.
It covers a range of childhood emergency situations; from choking and unresponsiveness to fever and meningitis.
"
