Choking First Aid for Babies: Your Calm, Practical Guide
A short, practical, fear-free online course that teaches you exactly what to do if your baby starts choking- without overwhelm or scare tactics.
When it comes to the fear of choking, confidence changes everything.
This course gives you simple, step-by-step guidance so that you can feel calm and prepared.
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Covers birth to one year old
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Perfect for first- time parents, expectant parents, busy parents, parents who feel too anxious to addend an in-person course, and grandparents. In other words... anyone who cares for a baby!
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Access for 30 days for £8.99. That's less than the price of two coffees.
What you will learn
By the end of this bite-sized course, you will:
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Know the difference between choking and gagging
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Recognise the silent signs of choking
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Feel confident delivering back blows correctly
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Know when to call 999
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Feel calmer around food introduction
What's inside this course?
Learn in 20 minutes. Access for 30 days.
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Welcome!
FREE PREVIEW -
What actually is choking?
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What can my baby choke on?
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Management of Choking: Back Blows
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Management of Choking: Chest Thrusts
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For your notes: Choking Baby
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What's next?
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Why you should learn with Sammy
"I'm a mum of three, former nurse and nurse educator, and the founder of Happy Hearts First Aid. I’ve spent years helping parents feel calm and confident when it comes to keeping their little ones safe. I know firsthand how overwhelming baby proofing can feel, and I’m here to make it simple, practical, and fear-free. No fluff, no pressure- just real advice that works in real homes."
Founder
Sammy Davies
Sammy Davies is the founder of Happy Hearts First Aid- a friendly, fear-free first aid training business based in Buckinghamshire. With a background as a nurse and nurse educator, and now a mum of three, Sammy brings warmth, humour, and heaps of practical knowledge to every session she runs.
When she’s not teaching or packing Ouch Pouches, you’ll find her chasing her little ones, drinking lukewarm tea, and championing small businesses in her local community.