Daisy First Aid Gosport & Fareham

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Hello! I'm Kay I run Daisy First Aid Gosport and Fareham. We are a local small business passionate about delivering quality training that is affordable, engaging and accessible for all. We offer 2 hour parent/carer first aid classes from just £25pp, level 3 Paediatric First Aid courses from £80 and much more!

If you have any additional needs do reach out in the strictest confidence as I have extensive experience in this area and am always happy to support and adapt learning to suit.

First aid may be important lifesaving stuff but learning it must be enjoyable too! We deliver paediatric and first aid at work courses throughout the Gosport and Fareham area. With online, venue and private classes to suit all ages and requirements. If you can't find a course or a date that you want please contact me directly to see if I can help.

Daisy First Aid promise you a warm welcome and training that’s ’hands on’ interactive and memorable! There are no boring PowerPoints or gruesome images. Just friendly, supportive trainers who want you to leave feeling empowered and prepared!

To find out more or to book a class see -

www.daisyfirstaid.com/gosport or call 01329 748558

🌟A lovely relaxed morning in Whiteley teaching parent first aid. ✅. These lovely expectant mums, partners and parents no...
15/11/2025

🌟A lovely relaxed morning in Whiteley teaching parent first aid.

✅. These lovely expectant mums, partners and parents now know how to handle emergency situations as well as how to treat burns, bleeds, seizures & more!

👶 Did you know these classes cover ages 0 - 18 years old! ? Babies & prams are always welcome.

⛑️ Last public parent class before Xmas is Dec 7th, Portchester. Only a few spaces left! To find out more or to book head here -

www.daisyfirstaid.com/gosport-and-fareham

🔹Could you spot the symptoms of diabetes in your child?⛑️ If type 1 diabetes is left undiagnosed, it can get really seri...
14/11/2025

🔹Could you spot the symptoms of diabetes in your child?

⛑️ If type 1 diabetes is left undiagnosed, it can get really serious, really quickly. But knowing the signs can avoid a medical emergency and save lives.

✅ Knowing the 4Ts can help you spot the four most common signs of type 1 diabetes in both adults and children, and they’re really easy to remember:

👉Toilet – Going for a wee more often.

👉Thirsty – Non-stop thirst and drinking more than usual.

👉Tired – Feeling more tired and having less energy than usual.

👉Thinner – Unexplained weight loss.

‼️ If you are concerned about your child please take them to see a GP as soon as possible.

For more information visit diabetes.org.uk

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🔹 Cellulitis is skin infection that’s treated with antibiotics.🔹 It can become serious if it’s not treated quickly.👉 Swi...
10/11/2025

🔹 Cellulitis is skin infection that’s treated with antibiotics.

🔹 It can become serious if it’s not treated quickly.

👉 Swipe for symptoms and what to do if you suspect your child has cellulitis.

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⛑️ Would you feel confident adapting CPR for different ages? helping a choking child? Or managing an unconsciousness bab...
10/11/2025

⛑️ Would you feel confident adapting CPR for different ages? helping a choking child? Or managing an unconsciousness baby? If not then …

🚑 Join one of my classes today & learn how to handle emergency situations in those vital minutes before help arrives. As well as how to treat common accidents such as burns & bleeds etc. Babies & prams welcome!

✅ Perfect for expectant mums, parents, carers, babysitters, antenatal friends.

💜 I truly hope you never need to use it, but this stuff is so important to know incase your own or someone else’s child needs urgent help one day.

😊 My award-winning classes are welcoming, informative, informal and fun!

🤩 Come and see for yourself for just £25pp

Click the link below to book your spot! -

www.daisyfirstaid.com/gosport-and-fareham

❤️ Being a mum is hard.You have to...- Make sure your kids are happy and healthy- Get the kids to all their activities o...
09/11/2025

❤️ Being a mum is hard.

You have to...

- Make sure your kids are happy and healthy
- Get the kids to all their activities on time
- Make sure everyone has clean clothes
- Cook nutritious food
- Remember to take the correct stuff to school/nursery on the correct day
- Have a clean, tidy house
- Make sure there is food in the cupboards
- Be a good friend/wife/daughter
- Do your job well
- Get enough sleep
- Eat healthily
- Not shout at the kids
- Not shout at your partner
- Be a good role model
- Take care of your kid’s emotional wellbeing
- Set up play dates
- Buy present and arrange to attend birthday
- Read all the school/nursery admin
- Take your kids to the dentist
- Carry the invisible mental load

📋 The list goes on and on... do you ever feel like you're doing everything really badly?!

We're here to tell you that you're not. That this is hard and it's okay to find it hard because it's a lot.

👏 Making time for yourself should be at the top of that to-do list because it will help with all the rest.

🔖 TAG a mum friend to let her know what an incredible job she's doing.

🌟 Thank you Fareham NCT friends for having me today!! I loved meeting you all and your gorgeous babies! Special thanks t...
09/11/2025

🌟 Thank you Fareham NCT friends for having me today!! I loved meeting you all and your gorgeous babies! Special thanks to our volunteer Dave too! 😉

⛑️ We covered a lot from head bumps, burns, bleeds to choking, allergies, CPR and more. You all did amazingly! 🙌

🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒 Would you know how to help a baby or child in an emergency? Do you know first aid for burns? Or seizures? Learn all this and more in a Daisy family first aid class -

www.daisyfirstaid.com/gosport-and-fareham

⁉️ Did you know women are approx 30% less likely to receive bystander CPR in the UK? As a result more women die. There i...
08/11/2025

⁉️ Did you know women are approx 30% less likely to receive bystander CPR in the UK? As a result more women die. There is a lot of fear & misconception around female CPR so let’s set the record straight.

1. Nobody in the UK has ever been sued for trying to save a life. The SARAH (2015) Act gives legal protection in the UK & Wales to bystanders helping in an emergency.

2. CPR is the same for all adults without or without breasts.

3. Chest compressions are given over clothing!

4. During chest compressions your hands will touch breasts. You may also break a rib BUT you are trying to save a life. This is ok.

5. We only remove clothing and any bras when applying Defibrillator pads. Public AEDs have scissors so you can cut through the centre of a bra.

6. CPR is exactly the same for pregnant women.

7. When using a defibrillator if there are any ni**le piercings you do not need to remove them. Instead avoid placing the pads over them.

8. A 999 call handler will guide you through so please don’t be afraid to have a go.

🙋‍♀️Let’s normalise CPR on women and save more lives!

⛑️ Although most first aid manikins have male torsos I’m pleased to own several female chest forms so I can transform a few of my manikins into females!

🌟 If you need to renew your first aid at work and want training that’s inclusive and as well as engaging drop me a DM!

⚠️ Did you spot the danger?The answer: this little one is wearing a thick, puffy coat in their car seat.It might seem ha...
08/11/2025

⚠️ Did you spot the danger?

The answer: this little one is wearing a thick, puffy coat in their car seat.
It might seem harmless but bulky coats can make car seats far less effective in a crash. That extra padding means the harness isn’t snug against your child’s body, even if it looks tight.

Here’s a quick way to check if a coat is too bulky:
�👉 Step 1: Buckle your child into their car seat with their coat on and tighten the straps.�
👉 Step 2: Without loosening the straps, take your child out, remove the coat, then buckle them back in.

If you can pinch the strap between your fingers, the coat is too thick to be worn safely.

Instead:
✅ Pop a blanket over them once they’re strapped in
✅ Or use a car seat-safe cover to keep them cosy and protected

🔖 Please TAG a parent and SHARE to help spread this important safety tip. Let’s keep our little ones warm and safe this winter.

🥳 Wishing The Natal Bean a very happy 2 year anniversary! What a milestone! 💜 I really struggled after the birth of my s...
07/11/2025

🥳 Wishing The Natal Bean a very happy 2 year anniversary! What a milestone!

💜 I really struggled after the birth of my second child nearly 4 years ago. There wasn’t much support available. It makes me so happy that now new parents can benefit from all the support The Natal Bean offers.

🤰🏻To any of my new or expectant parents who haven’t been along yet, do give it a go! it’s a community and a space with so much heart. Whether you’re looking for friendship, connection, education, nurturing support, baby led activities, or amazing coffee & cake The Natal Bean offers this and more!

www.thenatalbean.co.uk

🔹Tummy bugs can make your little one feel pretty miserable but usually you can care for your child at home and they’ll r...
05/11/2025

🔹Tummy bugs can make your little one feel pretty miserable but usually you can care for your child at home and they’ll recover within about a week.

🔹The biggest risk is dehydration, which is when the body loses too much water and salts and can’t perform its usual functions properly. This can be very serious.

👉 Swipe for symptoms of dehydration in children.�

🔹Keep offering breast milk or usual feeds for babies.
🔹For older babies and children give lots of small sips of water.

✅ Most children feel better in a few days but if it lasts longer, get in touch with your GP.

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🎇 Sparkler Safety Tip!‼️ Did you know sparklers can burn at up to 1,649°C? That’s hotter than some flames! They might lo...
02/11/2025

🎇 Sparkler Safety Tip!

‼️ Did you know sparklers can burn at up to 1,649°C? That’s hotter than some flames! They might look magical and be fun for little ones but they can cause very serious burns if not handled carefully.

✅ Here’s a clever little hack for Bonfire Night
�🥕Instead of letting little hands hold the metal stick, pop the end of the sparkler into a carrot!

➡️The carrot doesn’t conduct heat
➡️It’s easier for small hands to grip
➡️And it keeps the sparkler further from their face and body

🪣Keep a bucket of water or sand nearby for used sparklers.
�Always supervise closely - once it’s gone out, take it from them straight away.

🎇Stay safe and have a sparkling Bonfire Night!!

⭐️ Expecting a little star this November?Their birthstone is the topaz - bringing strength, wisdom, and a little sparkle...
01/11/2025

⭐️ Expecting a little star this November?

Their birthstone is the topaz - bringing strength, wisdom, and a little sparkle to their personality.
�Their birth flower, the chrysanthemum, radiates love, joy, and positivity.

♏️♐️ Depending on when they arrive, they’ll be either a passionate Scorpio or an adventurous Sagittarius.

🔖 TAG a parent-to-be who’s counting down to their November bundle of joy!

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