Every one of your baby's bumps and bruises can be worrying. That's why we've teamed up with the British Red Cross to deliver this reassuring, step-by-step first aid guide for every eventuality.Your very own first aid kit
The British Red Cross has teamed up with Baby Expert to let you know about their first aid for baby and child course. Be one of the first 100 to book a first aid for baby and child course and receive a free first aid manual - but hurry
Before your thoughts turn to suncream and flip-flops, remember to pack a few first-aid essentials. Prima Baby expert GP Rob Hicks says, Make sure you have all the usual items such as plasters, bandages, sterile dressings and a 5ml spoon
Summer is a great time for your baby to get outside and have fun, but it's also important to be aware of potential dangers. Read GP Dr Rob Hicks' advice on keeping your little ones safe this summer.Avoid insects'Make sure your children are aware that some insects can bite and sti...
Scrapes and bruises are all part of growing up, but sometimes playtime can lead to more serious bumps, such as head injuries. Most are not serious, but if the bump is accompanied by swelling, "or long periods of crying, your child may need medical attention. If she bumps her head...
Burns from a hot kitchen appliance can happen no matter how vigilant you are. If your child is burned:Place the burn under cool running water for at least 10 minutes as this reduces the cooking effect of the burn. You can also try to distract him with songs or games.If you do n...
If your child gets an electric shock:If possible, turn off the power. If not, remove the source from your child with a non-conductive item, such as a wooden broom, and stand on dry insulation material such as a telephone directoryTilt her head back and look and feel for breaths. ...
yourself. Otherwise, call 999 and wait for an ambulance. The British Red Cross offers specific children and babies first-aid training courses UK wide. Visit redcrossfirstaidtraining.co.uk or call 0844 412 2808 for more information. There is also
Red Cross offers specific children and babies first-aid training courses, UK wide. For more information, visit redcrossfirstaidtraining.co.uk or call 0844 412 2808.There is also an online resource offering free and simple first-aid advice. Visit
.The British Red Cross offers specific children and babies' first-aid training courses nationwide. Call 0844 412 2808 for more information.Theres also an online resource offering free first-aid advice log on at childrenfirstaid.redcross.org.uk.
