Recognising and Responding to Allergic Reactions in Babies and Children

We get it – the word ‘allergies’ can cause parents + carers to feel anxious, especially when it’s time to introduce solids. Learn how to recognise the signs, respond quickly, and be prepared to act with confidence when it counts.
World Sepsis Day: Ryan’s Story & Why Every Parent Needs to Know the Signs

On World Sepsis Day, we’re honoured to share Ryan’s story – a cheeky, resilient little boy who survived sepsis against the odds. His journey reminds us that sepsis can happen to any child, from any infection – and that trusting your instincts could save a life.
When a GP Isn’t Enough but ED Isn’t Needed – How Urgent Care Clinics Can Help

As parents, knowing where to go when your child is sick or injured can be stressful. Medicare Urgent Care Clinics (UCCs) offer fast, bulk-billed care for non-life-threatening conditions—bridging the gap between GPs and hospital EDs. CPR Kids Founder Sarah Hunstead shares her firsthand experience and what families need to know. 💙
Popcorn and Kids Under 4: What Daycares Need to Know

Popcorn may seem harmless, but for children under 4, it’s a leading choking hazard—especially in daycares and party settings. Discover why popcorn is dangerous, learn from real-life stories, and explore essential choking prevention tips. Plus, download our free guide and watch our first aid video to ensure you’re prepared to keep little ones safe.
How to Recognise and Respond to Allergic Reactions in Babies

Allergic reactions in babies can happen quickly, often within minutes of exposure to an allergen. It’s essential for parents and caregivers to know the signs of mild and severe reactions, including anaphylaxis, and to act swiftly. This guide covers everything you need to know, from recognizing symptoms to administering first aid and staying prepared for emergencies.
Understanding ‘Colic’: What It Really Means.

When your baby cries for hours on end, it can feel overwhelming and exhausting, especially when nothing seems to soothe them. Parents often hear the term ‘colic’ to describe this excessive crying – but what does that really mean, and what can you do about it?
APFAC 2024 Resource Guide

Here is your complete resource guide for the Australian Paediatric First Aid Conference 2024.
Our Say: The Top 5 Apps Everyone Needs On Their Phone

As a pediatric nurse, here are my top five app picks for every parent and carer.
The APFAC 2024 Program is now available

The Australian Paediatric First Aid Virtual Conference will be hitting screens everywhere on Wednesday, May 15. We are thrilled to share the below program, for what will be an event not to miss…
Buying/Have A Baby Gate? Here’s Something You Need To Know!

Did you know? There is currently no Australian standard for baby gates (and a lot of other baby products!)