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Paramedic led, award winning paediatric first aid classes in Cambridge.
📍 1 hour baby essentials classes
📍 2 hour classes for parents/carers/childcare providers
📍 6/12 hour blended Ofsted level 3 paediatric first aid course.
📍 First aid for schools

✨️Extended Venue Class times✨️👶 Baby Essentials Class 👶Is your baby due soon? Or do you already have a little one at ho...
31/03/2026

✨️Extended Venue Class times✨️

👶 Baby Essentials Class 👶

Is your baby due soon? Or do you already have a little one at home?

This class is perfect for expecting parents, new parents, grandparents, carers, friends & family.

Learn the essential baby first aid skills that could save a life:
✅ Recovery Position
✅ Baby CPR
✅ Choking
✅ Febrile Seizures

📍 Grab some friends and family and book your space today and gain confidence to act in an emergency.

Visit https://bookwhen.com/daisyfirstaidcambridge to book or email laura@daisyfirstaid.com

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Accidents can happen—but there’s plenty we can do to lower the risk and keep little ones safer 💛Swipe through for simple...
30/03/2026

Accidents can happen—but there’s plenty we can do to lower the risk and keep little ones safer 💛

Swipe through for simple, practical tips every parent can use.

# toddlerlife

30/03/2026

Accidents can happen—but there’s plenty we can do to lower the risk and keep little ones safer 💛

Swipe through for simple, practical tips every parent can use.

# toddlerlife

🔷️ Yes, you read that correctly. It’s pretty shocking isn’t it.🔹️According to the Child Accident Prevention Trust one ch...
30/03/2026

🔷️ Yes, you read that correctly. It’s pretty shocking isn’t it.

🔹️According to the Child Accident Prevention Trust one child under 5 years old is admitted to hospital every day after falling from a building.

🔸️With the weather finally warming up, windows are going to be opened it’s important to be vigilant.

🔶️ Pre-school children are particularly at risk from falls, and as their heads are proportionately larger than adults, they are most likely to land on their heads, which could cause them serious harm.

🔹️Window safety catches are easy to fix and can prevent a child from falling and being seriously injured.

✔️ Please share this with your parent friends to remind them to fit window safety catches before summer arrives.



I’m back! ✨After 2 amazing weeks travelling in the campervan, I’m home and feeling refreshed.I’m now officially half cro...
29/03/2026

I’m back! ✨

After 2 amazing weeks travelling in the campervan, I’m home and feeling refreshed.

I’m now officially half croissant, half wine… 🥐🍷

I’ve got some exciting new classes coming up that I can’t wait to share with you all.

Keep your eyes peeled over the next few weeks to see what else I’ll be offering 👀

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🔷️ Nosebleeds can look scary, but most stop with simple first aid.🔹️ Sit your child down and lean them slightly forward....
27/03/2026

🔷️ Nosebleeds can look scary, but most stop with simple first aid.

🔹️ Sit your child down and lean them slightly forward. Pinch the soft part of their nose and keep the pressure on for 10 minutes. If it’s still bleeding, do this for another 10 minutes.

🔹️ While you’re doing this, ask them to breathe through their mouth and spit out any blood. Try not to let go early to check it.

🔶️ If it is still bleeding after 20 minutes, keep pinching for another 10 minutes.

🔸️For 24 hours after a nose bleed, avoid nose picking, nose blowing, hot baths or showers, and warm drinks.

🔷️ Get medical help if it does not stop, the bleeding is heavy, they are struggling to breathe, feel weak or dizzy, or it happened after a head injury.

🔹️See a GP if your child is under 2 or gets regular nosebleeds.


💜 Purple Day is an internationally recognised epilepsy awareness day held every year on 26 March. 💜 A seizure happens wh...
26/03/2026

💜 Purple Day is an internationally recognised epilepsy awareness day held every year on 26 March.

💜 A seizure happens when there is a sudden burst of electrical activity in the brain. They can look very different from person to person, and while seizures are not always a medical emergency, they can be very frightening to witness.

💜 You should always call 999 for an ambulance if:

• it is the first time someone has had a seizure
• the seizure lasts longer than is usual for them
• the seizure lasts more than 5 minutes, if you do not know how long their seizures usually last
• they do not regain full consciousness, or they have several seizures without regaining consciousness
• they are seriously injured during the seizure
• they have difficulty breathing after the seizure

💜 Purple Day was founded in 2008 by Cassidy Megan from Canada, who wanted to raise awareness of epilepsy and help people living with it know they are not alone.

💜 Awareness matters, and so does knowing what to do in an emergency.


🔷️ Do you know where your nearest defibrillator is?🔸️Would you know how to use it in an emergency?🔹️ Did you know defibr...
23/03/2026

🔷️ Do you know where your nearest defibrillator is?

🔸️Would you know how to use it in an emergency?

🔹️ Did you know defibrillator pad placement has recently been updated?

🔶️ Using a defibrillator within 3–5 minutes of collapse can increase survival rates by up to 70%.

📍 Book onto one of our hands-on classes to learn:
✔️ How to use a defibrillator (AED)
✔️ The latest pad placement guidance
✔️ What to do in an out of hospital cardiac arrest.

🔷️ Message me laura@daisyfirstaid.com to book your home class or visit https://bookwhen.com/daisyfirstaidcambridge to book onto a venue class.

🔷️ The clocks go forward a week today, which means the promise of lighter evenings, warmer weather, sunshine… oh and dis...
22/03/2026

🔷️ The clocks go forward a week today, which means the promise of lighter evenings, warmer weather, sunshine… oh and disrupted sleep!

🔸️ Here are our top tips for coping with clock changes when you have little ones:

- Over the course of the next few days, move your baby’s bedtime earlier by about 10 minutes each day.

- Keep the rooms your little one will be in as dark as possible in the hour or so before bedtime.

- Give your baby as much fresh air and exercise as possible in the days following the clock change – if they’re tired, hopefully the extra light at bedtime won’t be too disruptive for them.

- Use calming methods at bedtime like relaxing music, meditations for kids, or audiobooks to help them relax.

- Don’t worry! Even if you do nothing in the run up they will naturally adapt to the new timings. You can’t force a child to sleep, so you might just have to go with the flow.

❔️What are your top tips for coping with clock changes with babies and children?

Let us know in the comments.


✨️Out of Office ✨I’m currently out of the office until the 29th and have limited access to WiFi.I’ll reply to messages a...
20/03/2026

✨️Out of Office ✨

I’m currently out of the office until the 29th and have limited access to WiFi.

I’ll reply to messages and emails as soon as I can 🤍

Please still feel free to message me regarding booking home classes or any enquiries, and I’ll get back to you when I’m able.

Alternatively, you can use the link below to book onto my upcoming venue or online classes ⬇️

https://bookwhen.com/daisyfirstaidcambridge

Thank you for your patience 💫

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19/03/2026

️ 🔷️ Here at Daisy First Aid Cambridge we want to help stop the stigma around performing CPR on women.

🔹️So let me introduce Belinda and Babs our female CPR training manikins. We’ll be using them in our classes to help educate, build confidence, and normalise practising CPR on female bodies.

• 23% of people say they would be less likely to give CPR to a woman in public than a man.
• 1 in 3 Brits worry about touching a woman’s breasts when performing CPR.
• 33% of men fear being accused of inappropriate touching when helping a woman in cardiac arrest (compared to 13% of women).

🔸️That hesitation can cost lives.

🔹️ Female resuscitation manikins help normalise practising CPR on bodies with breasts so people feel confident to act in a real emergency.

🔶️CPR can be started with a bra on, but if an AED is available it’s best to remove it so pads can be placed on bare skin.

💪 Better training. More confidence. More lives saved.


🔷️ Here at Daisy First Aid Cambridge we want to help stop the stigma around performing CPR on women.🔹️So let me introduc...
19/03/2026

🔷️ Here at Daisy First Aid Cambridge we want to help stop the stigma around performing CPR on women.

🔹️So let me introduce Belinda and Babs our female CPR training manikins. We’ll be using them in our classes to help educate, build confidence, and normalise practising CPR on female bodies.

• 23% of people say they would be less likely to give CPR to a woman in public than a man.
• 1 in 3 Brits worry about touching a woman’s breasts when performing CPR.
• 33% of men fear being accused of inappropriate touching when helping a woman in cardiac arrest (compared to 13% of women).

🔸️That hesitation can cost lives.

🔹️ Female resuscitation manikins help normalise practising CPR on bodies with breasts so people feel confident to act in a real emergency.

🔶️CPR can be started with a bra on, but if an AED is available it’s best to remove it so pads can be placed on bare skin.

💪 Better training. More confidence. More lives saved.


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