First Aid for a Child’s Nosebleed

First Aid for a Child’s Nosebleed

If a child has a nosebleed, here’s what to do step-by-step: 🩸 First Aid for a Child’s Nosebleed Stay calm and reassure the child.Nosebleeds look dramatic but are rarely serious. Sit the child up straight — don’t lie them down.This helps reduce blood pressure in the...

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Keeping your children safe from choking.

Keeping your children safe from choking.

Here are the main choking hazards for children, especially those under 5 years old (highest risk group): Foods (most common cause) Whole grapes (should be cut lengthwise into quarters) Hot dogs/sausages (should be sliced lengthwise, not in round pieces) Nuts &...

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Getting Your Child Back to School Ready!

Getting Your Child Back to School Ready!

If you're preparing for a child to go back to school, here's a quick guide to help make the transition smooth — emotionally, logistically, and practically: Back-to-School Checklist (for Parents & Kids) 1. Supplies & Gear Backpack (check for fit & comfort)...

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Award Winners 2024

Award Winners 2024

Little Heroes First Aid wins at Irish Enterprise Awards 2024 for Best Children's First Aid Training. We are delighted with the continued success and growth of the business, and look forward to visiting more schools around Ireland this year, creating more little...

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Removal of 23% tax on defibrillators ‘will save lives’

Removal of 23% tax on defibrillators ‘will save lives’

The removal of VAT on defibrillators will help save the lives of people suffering cardiac arrest, according to the Irish Heart Foundation. In his budget speech, Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe said VAT was being removed on defibrillators from January 1st next. Mr...

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National Radio Interview

National Radio Interview

Parent First Aid were delighted to be featured on the Dermot & Dave Show on Ireland's Today FM offering expert advice and tips to parents. TODAYFM - 4th March 2021 With kids at home way more than ever before, there's more times for parents to worry about something...

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Flu vaccine for children

Flu vaccine for children

Influenza (flu) is a very infectious illness caused by the flu virus. Flu spreads easily and infects both children and adults. Children are more likely than adults to get severe complications of flu. Children who are sick with flu miss days in crèche, childcare and...

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Getting back to training safely…

Getting back to training safely…

Well it's been an extremely difficult and stressful time for everyone the last six months with the Covid-19 global pandemic. We hope you and your families are keeping well and safe. Parent First Aid had suspended all classroom training since the middle of March but we...

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Little Heroes First Aid launches in Ireland

Little Heroes First Aid launches in Ireland

Parent First Aid are delighted to announce the launch of Little Heroes First Aid across Ireland - www.littleheroes.ie Little Heroes First Aid is a specially designed first aid workshop for school going children aged 4 to 12 years. In this safe and fun learning...

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Testimonials

“I can honestly say it was a great two hours spent, I got so much information , it’s so worth €35.  After having a baby I really wanted to know what to do if my baby was choking etc, it’s explained and showed so well, I would highly recommend this course.”
G.Keogh

Malahide Parent First Aid

“Really excellent course covered an awful lot of eventualities.  The trainer brought a wealth of knowledge in very relaxed environment.  Great Q and A session at end too.  High recommend any parent or adult for that matter to complete course you won’t be disappointed!! Thanks again.”
S.Murphy

Portmarnock Parent First Aid

‘The best investment I could make for my family. I discovered that what I thought would be the right way to react in an emergency could have actually had disastrous consequences. An absolute must for all parents and a really brilliant trainer. Thank you.’
M.Richardson

Donabate Parent First Aid

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