Emergency Response Training

"Choking, suffocation, and strangulation cause serious unintentional injuries in children and are leading causes of unintentional death in infants and toddlers.
Nearly all choking, suffocation and strangulation deaths and injuries are preventable." Canadian Pediatric Society

We provide First Aid & CPR training specifically designed for caregivers of babies and children! Message us for more information.

Preventing choking and suffocation in children | Canadian Paediatric Society Choking, suffocation, and strangulation cause serious unintentional injuries in children and are leading causes of unintentional death in infants and toddlers. Nearly all choking, suffocation and strangulation deaths and injuries are preventable. The present statement reviews definitions, epidemiolo...

We are always proud to work with the but never more than during a crisis.

"The Ukrainian Red Cross Society is currently assisting those impacted with livelihoods support and helping them deal with psychological trauma, as well as operating mobile health teams and raising awareness of health risks in areas where healthcare is limited."

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Conflict in Ukraine could have dire humanitarian consequences - Canadian Red Cross Canadian Red Cross Stories share information about the positive impact of Red Cross programs and services. Read these inspiring stories today.

Who can relate?? 😂

25 hilarious memes for all the sleep-deprived parents out there The epic daily battle to get your kids to sleep and catch some ZZZs can drive you up the wall—but it sure does make for some funny sleep memes.

Great tips from Canadian Red Cross on how to care for yourself and others during the winter.

** Warm the person by wrapping them in blankets or putting on dry clothing. Cover the head and neck. Warm the person slowly.

** If hot water bottles or heating pads are available put them under armpits and on the chest only, being careful not to burn these areas.

** Do not rub areas that appear to be affected by frostbite.

Cold-Related Emergencies: Staying Warm and Safe in Canadian Winters Learn how to stay safe and warm in the winter during cold-related emergencies from the Canadian Red Cross and help keep your family safe.

In-Home Baby/Child CPR & First Aid Workshop - Booking Now!

Emergency Response Training offers a hands-on Baby/Child CPR & First Aid training workshop for $45.00 per person, in the comfort of your home, 7 days a week, based on a group minimum.

This informative hands-on training workshop consists of New Canadian Red Cross Standards, runs approximately 2 hours in length and finishes when participants feel confident with their CPR & First aid skills.

Infants are always welcome to accompany parents/guardians.

Send us a message for more information!

Love this infographic from The Mom Brain Therapist. As caregivers, we need to take care of ourselves so we can be there for our littles!



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Hey there, I’m Bryce .therapist I share about motherhood and mental health.⁣
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A few weeks ago in my stories I asked you what some of your “unmet needs” are in this season of motherhood. This graphic is sharing some of the top things that you all submitted. ⁣
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You felt that these things were big contributors to your feelings of anger in motherhood, and I bet you’re right. ⁣
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Anger is kind of like the check engine light in your car, it’s letting you know there’s something you need to look into. And when we’re talking about anger, that “something you need to look into” is often an unmet need that needs some attention. ⁣
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Do you relate to anything in this graphic? Is there an unmet on here that you notice is a big contributor to your anger? What would you add to this list?⁣
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We are starting to see the end of restrictions and slowly coming out of the fog that has been over us for the last two years.
However, it doesn't end the need for our children to be protected! Caring for Kids has an an article out with some great information on vaccinating our kids.

COVID-19 vaccine for children and youth The Canadian Paediatric Society urges all eligible children and youth age 12 years and older to get the COVID-19 vaccine as soon as it is available to them. Getting the COVID-19 vaccine will protect children and youth. Being vaccinated also helps prevent the virus from spreading to family and friend...

"While children are as likely to get COVID-19 as adults, kids are less likely to become severely ill.

Up to 50% of children and adolescents might have COVID-19 with no symptoms.

Certain medical conditions might increase a child's risk of serious illness with COVID-19, including:

*Obesity
*Diabetes
*Asthma
*Congenital heart disease
*Genetic conditions
*Conditions affecting the nervous system or metabolism"

Click on the article from the Mayo Clinic for more great information about Kids and COVID.

How COVID-19 affects babies and children Know the symptoms of COVID-19 in children, what to do if your child appears sick and how to keep your family healthy.

Emergency Response Training offers a hands-on Baby/Child CPR & First Aid training workshop for $45.00 per person, in the comfort of your home, 7 days a week, based on a group minimum.

This informative hands-on training workshop consists of New Canadian Red Cross Standards, runs approximately 2 hours in length and finishes when participants feel confident with their CPR & First aid skills. Infants are always welcome to accompany parents/guardians.

Baby / Child CPR & First Aid Workshop ERT – Emergency Response Training offers a hands-on Baby/Child CPR & First Aid training workshop for $45.00 per person, in the comfort of your home, 7 days a week, based on a group minimum. *Contact ERT for booking details

Melanie Conway is a pediatrician, pediatric allergist, and a mom with two girls, Rebecca (2.5 years) and Freya (5 months).

This is her awesome article in about Introducing allergens to your baby.

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This is the best way to introduce allergens to babies Feeding allergens early could prevent food allergies—here's how to do it right.