Baby First Aid and CPR

Mary Dawes, Director at First Aid For You and a busy mum shares life saving skills for your baby and child.
In this Bupa Parenting Insights Live session Mary demonstrates the most important life saving techniques that any parent or parent-to-be should learn. Understand the vital steps of performing CPR on a baby and how to handle and manage a situation when choking occurs.
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[@daninicole3481]

She’s a fabulous teacher. Thank you for the video

[@missdianas7192]

I watched this video in one breath. Thank you!

[@pilotairliner6006]

well done very informative and simple to understand what to do in emergency

[@SommyLogic]

This was awesome! Great energy and instructions

[@elissadecoo6480]

Hands down THE BEST short video of baby CPR and Chocking instructions I have seen! And gonna try 112 on my cell to see if it
works in the US! ~Shooting Star Childbirth Services

[@laurenhunter4209]

Thank you for this! So informative!

[@msmarytran4653]

Thank you 🙏 ❤

[@lindatoombs3319]

She is very interesting. Keep my attention. Good teacher

[@cruzmedrano4838]

Gracias 🌺

[@whitneyashley1367]

Thx❤️ you made learning CPR fun and interesting

[@kjolas]

Great presentation. We learned a lot. This may be silly, but If a mother comes to you with a blue baby and she does not know if the baby was choking on something, do you still start with CPR incluidbg breathing into the baby's mouth which could push an obstruction deeper or do you hit five times first?

[@missdianas7192]

If there's an object in their mouth, start tapping on baby's back.

[@eliudalcala6135]

How many months do they can be able to be doing the most training for CPR I'm also have already the practice I want to be part of your coming where designed to be needing to be taking a course usually ASAP for Christiana ministry I'm if they can be able to be finding out more information I'm interested to be continued learning

[@arpsri9675]

Will the bone break? The middle is the bone. How could you press 1/3 down ?

[@henriettedyer2410]

Thank you so much. ❤️

[@arpsri9675]

The middle of the chest is the bone position? It should be on the left side of the chest, that is the heart position? You can try press yourself, you will find it is the bone. The lift side that close to the bone in the middle, that is the right position.

[@thomasb.581]

The middle part is the so called Sternum. It is a bone that partially covers your heart. On your left, as you mentioned, there are so called costae aka ribs. If you press on the left side, the ribs will act as a sort of airbag and the pressing on the chest will not help as you will not reach the heart well. Pressing down on the middle, onto a firmer bone that does not act as a sort of cushion, you will be able to compress the heart better and you will have the right CPR spot.

[@elyzasherrill7248]

She forgot to mention to check for heartbeat. Maybe this has changed since 2015. A child or adult can not be breathing and have a heartrate. At this time you would only do rescue breathing as long as pulse is regular. If pulse is irregular and jumpy and they are not breathing, then compressions are appropriate to attempt to get the regular rhythm back.

[@multibot4442]

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[@roshnivaldar2746]

Great video , very well explaned but only one thing, this video is seen all over the world and the emergency phone may be not 000, it's diffrent for each country ,so it would be nice if can stress that and find their own emergency of their country.

[@Agilosi]

Awesome 👏

[@nilizion9537]

Great information ! Ty

[@tusen7147]

Thank you so much

[@maryannamagba8289]

Am muora -Amagba maryann Ndidiamaka am interested to do d training under first aid n CPR

[@mauricealugah6500]

thanks

[@roland.j.ruttledge]

Many thanks.

[@briandamaggiemartinez4695]

how can u prevent a baby choking on siliva? plz i need to know

[@benatsusanalias3064]

How to get a first aid and cpr certification in India

[@user-zy9yg2eu5t]

Stop spitting in babies mouth

[@VioletParan]

No need to worry if it's just saliva it's liquid but if sever can't talk can't breathe start cpr

[@patriciaanyanwu9095]

If it’s only saliva, lye them on their side and it will be flowing out on its own. This is especially good when you just gave birth cause some of them swallow fluid in the stomach. So as they lye on their side, it comes out bit by bit. When they lie on their back, they can choke on it.

[@AwakenAndAlert]

I love this video I pray I will never have to use it

[@danodhis4197]

I check on my 3 months Son every two minutes if he's breathing properly. I thought I was the only one .😂😂😂.

[@carine4318]

000 in Australia 🇦🇺

[@Arifali-dw9ek]

First aid ka CPR ka certificate turning caste certificate jari karvayen

[@adamchilafoe3596]

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[@ABGKASH]

I like her