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.

We can’t and shouldn’t wrap our kids up in cotton wool either – otherwise we would still be feeding our teens puree! Choking accidents do happen, and it is important to know the first aid if your child does choke. However there are four actions we can take to reduce the risk of choking in little ones. Here are the four S’s of choking prevention:
– Shapes
– Sitting down
– Supervise
– Search

You may be surprised – FREEZE, DON’T TWEEZE OR SQUEEZE!

This is a question we hear a lot, and thanks to our friends over at NSW Poisons Information, we have the answer!