Now is an important time to know how to recognise and respond to breathing distress in babies and children.
Watch Sarah Hunstead below, as she talks you through the signs to look out for.
Now is an important time to know how to recognise and respond to breathing distress in babies and children.
Watch Sarah Hunstead below, as she talks you through the signs to look out for.
Born with Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), Alexis faced unimaginable challenges from birth, her skin as fragile as butterfly wings. Despite infections, daily wound care, and the heartbreaking diagnosis of stage four renal cancer, her parents, Alarna and Harley, dedicated themselves to giving her the best life possible. After Alexis’s passing, they now raise awareness for EB through DEBRA Australia, determined to support other families and honour their daughter’s legacy.
Breath holding episodes are common in children aged 6 months to 6 years. Although they are frightening to watch, your child is not harmed in any way. Breath-holding spells can happen after your child has had a fright, minor injury, a tantrum or they are upset.
Illi’s shocking story got a lot of us thinking… is there somewhere safer we could be putting the bath plug between baths?