FAMily - First Aid Matters

This is a tracheal tug.⁠ ⁠ A tracheal tug is when you can see visible sucking in at the neck, and it is a sign that medical attention is needed. ⁠ ⁠ "Knowing what to look out for thankfully I was able to notice the signs and took her straight to the hospital. She had a virus and was struggling to breathe. Thank you for all the information you share xx"⁠ ⁠ 👉🏼 Make sure you know what your child's "normal" is. ⁠ 👉🏼 Know the signs of respiratory distress - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meZ4rtIYGu0 👉🏼 If you think something is wrong, trust your gut. ⁠ 👉🏼 Book a baby + child first aid class so that you know how to respond in an emergency situation involving little ones!⁠ - https://www.cprkids.com.au/booking Update - this little one is doing well, thankfully due to mum's quick actions and response they caught the virus/her low oxygen levels early on! ♥️

Reducing the risk of SIDS

{Meme information from Baby Sleep Info Source - Basis.}

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How To Perform CPR On Infants This infant video is the third (after adult & child videos) and last in the series made to educate the community on how to respond to cardiac arrest and is b...

How To Perform CPR On Infants This infant video is the third (after adult & child videos) and last in the series made to educate the community on how to respond to cardiac arrest and is b...

How To Save A Child Using CPR & An AED Compare this video with our previous one on how to respond to a cardiac arrest in adults. What is the difference? The depth of chest compressions, the use of...

It’s 2020... Are you considering to make your home a safer place for your little one? Join us for our next group first aid class on 1st Feb 2020... send us email at [email protected] or send us a message to enquire about the prices.

Do not underestimate choking...

Mum Horrified to See Blood Pouring from Sleeping Toddler's Throat "He flips her back over and blood pours from her throat. Right at that moment I thought she’s dead, this must be a dream, this can’t be happening..."

It is so important to recognise the seriousness of a fever and at what point to go to the hospital for further management.

Singapore dad shares the heartbreak of losing his baby to Kawasaki disease Little Aiden was just 7 months old when he came down with fever. "His fever was persistent and his mood was erratic. The initial symptoms were rash, and swollen lymph nodes", recalls his father, Jeremy Chew. "He was given fever medicine and it was treated as a normal fever by his paediatrician in Mo...