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Childrens first aid

Advice on First Aid, Children’s Health and everyday ailments

A grazed knee sounds like the loss of a leg when they scream!

Here are some sensible tips to dealing with the rough and tumble injuries that will happen to children every day without you freaking out too (that really makes it worse!)

First Aid courses are generally available worldwide and can consist of a basic one day course which includes CPR and dealing with broken bones etc. and are seen as a real bonus on a C.V. by a Nanny or Au Pair’s employer.

Wouldn’t you prefer to employ someone who can cope with common first aid issues and knows that ‘The Recovery Position’ is something more than lying on the couch with a bag of Tortilla chips watching TV?

 

 

 

 

 
 
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Click on any link below for First Aid and prevention advice

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Animal Bites

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Fainting

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Breathing Problems

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Frostbite

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Broken Bones

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Head Injuries

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Burns

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Heat Exhaustion / Heat Stroke

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Chest pain

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Hyperventilation

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Choking

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Insect Stings

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Cuts, Scrapes & Punctures

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Neck/Spine Injury

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Dental Emergencies

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Nosebleeds

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Dislocation

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Poison Ivy (Oak Sumac)

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Drowning

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Seizures

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Drug Overdoses

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Shock

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Electric Shock

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Splinters

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Eye Injuries

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Sprains & Strains

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Unconsciousness

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Sunburn
Health World site
make sure you have quick access to a First Aid kit in the home

If you have an hour to spare sometime we recommend you visit and Print off all these First Aid advice pages and create a 1st Aid Folder to keep somewhere handy [ next to your First Aid Kit ] should you ever have a problem and so know what to do prior to the Paramedics arrival if - that’s necessary. You’ll be glad you did!

 

 

 

 

 
 
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