Baby First Aid: Choking, Burns, Falls and Fever Fits
What to do in the first few minutes, before you reach help.
Sat, 12 Apr, 2025 · 11:00 am IST · 90 min
Online on Google Meet
ComplimentaryCapped at 75 participants

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What we will cover
Recognising a real emergency
The signs that mean go now, and the ones that mean call first.
Choking
What a blocked airway looks like in a baby, and what happens next.
Burns and scalds
The first minutes, what helps, and the home remedies that harm.
Falls and head knocks
What we watch for afterwards, and what warrants a scan.
Febrile seizures
Why they happen, what to do while one is happening, and what not to do.
Poisoning and swallowed objects
Button batteries, magnets and medicines, and why some cannot wait.
What to keep at home
A short list that is actually useful.
Who it is for
- Parents of babies and toddlers
- Grandparents who look after children alone
- Nannies and household help
- Anyone who has frozen in a small emergency
How it works
- Where
- Online on Google Meet
- How long
- About 90 minutes
- Joining link
- Emailed to registrants before the session
- Your questions
- The last part of the session was for questions
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This session was general education for families, not a first aid qualification. It did not certify or train anyone to perform first aid, and it is not a substitute for a hands-on course or for emergency care. In an emergency, call for help first.
