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Rhythm First Aid Award winning CPR + First Aid Training. School programs, corporate workshops, kinder and ELC specialists. Defibs, medical and first aid supplies.

Infant and Child First Aid Courses - public and private sessions across Victoria. Custom first aid kits

🎉 IT’S OUR 8TH BIRTHDAY! 🎉To celebrate eight years of Rhythm First Aid, we’ve teamed up with Springfree Trampoline Austr...
05/10/2026

🎉 IT’S OUR 8TH BIRTHDAY! 🎉

To celebrate eight years of Rhythm First Aid, we’ve teamed up with Springfree Trampoline Australia & New Zealand and Bumpies 〰️ for a BIG Birthday Bounce Giveaway, exclusively for Australian families! 🥳

We’re giving one lucky family a $2,392 prize pack including:

✨ Springfree Compact Oval Trampoline
✨ Rhythm Family First Aid Kit
✨ BUMPIES Mega Crew

To enter:
1️⃣ Follow all 3 accounts
2️⃣ Comment BIRTHDAY BOUNCE
3️⃣ Check your DMs + complete your entry 🎉

🇦🇺 Australian residents only | Closes 12 October

This giveaway is not affiliated with Instagram. We’ll only contact you from Nicole Gleeson ~ Paediatric Emergency Nurse

🤕 🤕 🤕 A head injury is any knock, bump or blow to the head, big or small. Most are mild, and you can care for your child...
04/10/2026

🤕 🤕 🤕 A head injury is any knock, bump or blow to the head, big or small. Most are mild, and you can care for your child at home. ❤️‍🩹

Moderate or severe head injuries are less common in children but can be serious.
Symptoms often show straight away, but can take a few hours to develop. If you’re worried, see a doctor or health professional.

🚨Call an Ambulance (000) immediately if you’re child-
〰️ injured their head at high speed or from a high fall
〰️ loses consciousness (passes out)
〰️ keeps vomiting and cannot stop
〰️ has severe concussion symptoms that do not get better after a few hours.

Always err on the side of caution with head injuries. We discuss this in all our first aid courses too. 🤕

Rural Infant & Child First Aid Education Program designed specifically for parents and caregivers living in regional Vic...
01/10/2026

Rural Infant & Child First Aid Education Program designed specifically for parents and caregivers living in regional Victoria with support from Rabobank Australia
〰️ Coming up-

📍 Mildura
📍 Nagambie
📍 Leongatha
📍 Camperdown (sold out)

Rural families face unique challenges when emergencies occur. Ambulances can take longer to arrive, distances to tertiary hospitals are greater, and access to evidence-based health education is often limited. Cost and location are the two biggest barriers preventing rural parents from accessing quality first aid education, we have partnered with Rabobank Australia to close that gap.
Every parent deserves access to life-saving education, regardless of their postcode.
Strictly limited spots.
To book, follow the link in our bio link🔗.

Sspprrinngggggg has spprrunngggg in Ssseptember and Ssssssnakes are here 🐍  Sssss….  If snakes make your skin crawl, the...
30/09/2026

Sspprrinngggggg has spprrunngggg in Ssseptember and Ssssssnakes are here 🐍 Sssss….

If snakes make your skin crawl, then this post is for you.
Also helpful tips to teach your kids.

Please ensure you have a well stocked first aid kit and know proper snake bite first aid. Proper management of snake bites absolutely saves lives!

The last of our 2026 dates are live and filling. 🏃‍♂️ Hands-on learning makes all the difference so that you can act swi...
29/09/2026

The last of our 2026 dates are live and filling. 🏃‍♂️

Hands-on learning makes all the difference so that you can act swiftly in an emergency ‼️ Or, calmly handle your child’s first fever or rash. Knowledgeable is power. Learn from us, the experts.

⭐ 5-star rated
📅 Additional Dates on our website
🔗 Book via link in bio
👩‍⚕️ Facilitated by Paediatric Emergency Nurses
🏆 Award-winning First Aid Courses

I remember how daunting it was to venture out with a newborn. My husband has a very demanding job and I attended most of...
24/09/2026

I remember how daunting it was to venture out with a newborn. My husband has a very demanding job and I attended most of the early appointments and then other bits and bobs on my own.

Throwback to 8week old Ollie at the 2023 AFL GF.

Swipe across to read some of my top tips to help you navigate this new chapter with ease and confidence ➡️

Remember, every baby is unique ✨ What works for one might not work for another. You’ll develop your own strategies as you get to know your baby’s needs and preferences. Be kind to yourself and if you fail don’t be afraid to try again 💛 I’ve failed many times!

I’d love to know, what are some things that helped make your life easier getting out and about with a newborn or small baby?

Hamilton Island travel tips + family holiday with kids 🌴☀️I’m a MASSIVE holiday researcher 😂 I like to be prepared, know...
11/09/2026

Hamilton Island travel tips + family holiday with kids 🌴☀️

I’m a MASSIVE holiday researcher 😂 I like to be prepared, know what I’m doing and make sure I’m not missing anything. Anyone else?!

We had such a great Hamilton Island family holiday, so I’ve pulled together the Hamilton Island tips and tricks I found genuinely helpful, because I LOVE reading other families’ travel tips before we go!

I only had 20 slides 🤣 so couldn’t include it all but hopefully there’s something useful if you’re planning Hamilton Island with kids, a toddler or a baby.

And as a paediatric emergency nurse, I couldn’t help but notice the AEDs, there were SO many around the island and I was seriously impressed. 👏🏼

A little deviation from our usual first aid content, but hopefully helpful! 💛

Also the Hamilton island visitor FB group was good for searching through when booking and planning.

Part 2: travelling with babies + kids coming soon! ✈️👶🏼

03/09/2026

🚨 Did you know this important button battery guideline was updated here in Australia recently? 👏

If you think your child has swallowed a button battery, even if you’re not sure, ALWAYS treat it as an emergency.

📞 Call 000 or drive to an emergency department immediately whilst following the steps I explain in the video. 🚑

When a button battery is swallowed, contact with saliva creates an electrical circuit that triggers a chemical reaction where the battery is stuck. In as little as two hours, this can cause serious damage to the oesophagus and airway, and can be life-threatening. ⚠️

As a paediatric emergency nurse, we don’t mind you coming in for peace of mind for an x-ray. It’s always better to be safe than sorry. 👩‍⚕️

👉 Watch this Reel for exactly what to do. Save it. Share it. You never know when you might need it.

〰️ We have been folllwing this guidance in clinical practice and teaching this in our first aid courses since the roll out in June 2026.

Any Qs? LMK.

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