Halloween Safety

Halloween Safety

🧡 Halloween Safety Tips for Parents 👻 Costumes & Visibility Choose bright or reflective costumes so children are visible in the dark. Add glow sticks or reflective tape to costumes and treat bags. Make sure costumes are short enough to prevent tripping. Use face...
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...
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 &...
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...
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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