Last few spaces available on Baby First Aid this Saturday

By NCT coordinator
May 4, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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NCT coordinator

Posted May 4, 2016

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Posted May 4, 2016

NCT Dulwich & District are holding 2 baby first aid courses this Saturday 7th May. We are running a morning course 10-12 and afternoon 1-3pm. The courses will be held at Mothers Inc 124 Forest Hill Rd SE22 0RS.

The First Aid for Babies and Toddlers courses are extremely practical and you will have hands-on experience with baby and child mannequins.

The First Aid for babies course focuses on all aspects of First Aid crucial for those looking after a new baby; first aid for life will help you to keep your baby safe and prepare you with the skills and confidence to be able to help in a medical emergency.

Some of what is covered in the course:

Care of the baby or child who is unconscious but breathing ? Recovery position

Care of the child who is unconscious and not breathing ?

CPR - differences between baby & child CPR Management of the child with a possible spinal injury

Choking ? theory and practical Drowning

What to put in your First Aid kit?

We have a limited number of spaces available to book use the link below https://nct.intrabiz.co.uk/cgi-bin/sys.cgi?action=NCT-product-client_view&id=28718309 or email [email protected]

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