First Aid for Parents

Designed with parents and grandparents in mind. Learn practical First Aid skills to help you feel confident in everyday situations with babies and children.

Why this workshop

This workshop is designed for real-life situations, not theory-heavy learning

It focuses on calm, practical responses so you feel more prepared when accidents or emergencies happen at home.

No jargon. No overwhelm. Just clear, usable first aid skills.

What's covered

  • What is First aid

  • Phoning the emergency services

  • Adapting your first aid kit for children

  • What to do if your child/baby:

    • Is unresponsive

    • Isn't breathing

    • Is choking

    • Is bleeding

    • Has a burn

    • Has a bump to the head

    • Gets bitten or stung

  • The signs and symptoms of meningitis

  • Febrile Convulsions and what to do

Who it is for

  • Parents and carers

  • Family support groups

  • Community and parent networks

  • Schools running parent engagement sessions

  • Anyone caring for babies or young children

information on training at your venue, green icon of people learning. Price £240 per group
information on training at your venue, green icon of people learning. Price £240 per group

Delivery options

Information about online learning with a green computer icon. Price £20 per person
Information about online learning with a green computer icon. Price £20 per person
three little babies sat together in nappies playing
three little babies sat together in nappies playing
A group of learners at the end of their training session smiling and holding the training manikins
A group of learners at the end of their training session smiling and holding the training manikins
People learning different choking techniques for babies and children using training manikins.
People learning different choking techniques for babies and children using training manikins.
People learning how to help someone who is choking with first aid training manikins
People learning how to help someone who is choking with first aid training manikins

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