First Aid

  • First Aid for Choking
    Your child may choke if an object (usually a small toy or food) is lodged in the airway or the trachea, preventing the normal airflow into and out of his or her lungs. You should... (Read More)

  • First Aid for Dehydration
    We become dehydrated when our body does not receive sufficient amount of water and other fluids needed to perform its normal functions. When we lose the water in our body (through sweating, eliminating waste, and... (Read More)

  • How to Prevent Near-Drowning
    Drowning is a serious health problem, accounting for the death of 6,000 to 8,000 people every year in the United States. In fact, it ranks third as the most common cause of accidental death in... (Read More)

  • Nosebleeds in Children
    Nosebleeds are very common and are usually not dangerous. Nosebleeds can look very scary. But they are usually not serious. They are messy and a bit uncomfortable. Here are some facts about nosebleeds. Causes of... (Read More)

  • Seizures in Children Treatment
    Have you ever been in a situation where your children suddenly have seizures but you panicked and your mind went blank, not knowing how to give first aid treatment? Here are some guidelines on what... (Read More)

  • Teaching Your Child to Dial 911
    Parenting comes with certain responsibilities. Key among them is helping your child to have the skills needed when dealing with whatever challenges life presents. Talking about the value of 911 in times of crisis is... (Read More)