First Aid for new parents provides health education for new parents and carers of infants. It covers the basics such as:

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• General wellbeing

• Feeding & Dehydration

• Febrile Seizures

• Breathholding spells

• Choking

• Anything else you want to discuss!

Note: This is a non-accredited class designed to provide health education. This does not cover all of the aspects of a first aid certificate.

First Aid for new parents provides health education for new parents and carers of infants. It covers the basics such as:

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• General wellbeing

• Feeding & Dehydration

• Febrile Seizures

• Breathholding spells

• Choking

• Anything else you want to discuss!

Note: This is a non-accredited class designed to provide health education. This does not cover all of the aspects of a first aid certificate.

First Aid for toddlers looks more closely as small people as they begin to walk and move around. It shifts focus from the basic cares to the bumps, scrapes and accidents that are going to happen as they learn to move around. It covers areas such as:

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• Minor & major trauma (Falls, cuts, head strikes, etc)

• Drowning & hypothermia

• Insect bites and stings

• Choking & poisoning

• Any other aspects of child health you wish to discuss!

Note: This is a non-accredited class designed to provide health education. This does not cover all of the aspects of a first aid certificate.

Looking broadly at ages 5-12, children's first aid is focused more around any identified health issues that parents may benefit from discussing. It is more freeform and open but will refresh things such as:

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• Trauma (falls, vehicle incidents, cuts, fractures and similar)

• Burns

• Drowning

• Choking

• Asthma

• Allergic reactions & anaphylaxis

• Anything else you may wish to include

Note: This is a non-accredited class designed to provide health education. This does not cover all of the aspects of a first aid certificate.

When pregannt, there are significant changes to the body and a lot of these can cause stress and anxiety. We will look more closely at some common pregnancy issues and things to watch for, including: 

• Iron deficiencies

• Dehydration

• Trauma & bleeding

• Pain, cramps & labor

• Pre-eclampsia

Note: This is a non-accredited class designed to provide health education. This does not cover all of the aspects of a first aid certificate.

Accredited first aid courses (HLTAID009 and HLTAID011) are coming soon.

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These courses will be run on a regular basis with options to complete them over multiple evenings. For more information, please contact us using the 'enquire now' button or check back soon.

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Courses are expected to begin late October 2024.