Mini First Aid Mid Kent

05/11/2025

To book an in person baby and child first aid class, please follow this link:

https://midkent.minifirstaid.co.uk/classes/open/23434

It’s just 2 hours out of your day, just £30 per person.

Learn life saving skills as we cover cpr, choking, burns, bumps, bleeds, breaks, febrile convulsions, meningitis and sepsis.

05/11/2025

To book an in person baby and child first aid class, please follow this link:

https://midkent.minifirstaid.co.uk/classes/open/23201

It’s just 2 hours out of your day, just £30 per person.

Learn life saving skills as we cover cpr, choking, burns, bumps, bleeds, breaks, febrile convulsions, meningitis and sepsis.

05/11/2025

To book an in person baby and child first aid class, please follow this link:

https://midkent.minifirstaid.co.uk/classes/open/22898

It’s just 2 hours out of your day, just £30 per person.

Learn life saving skills as we cover cpr, choking, burns, bumps, bleeds, breaks, febrile convulsions, meningitis and sepsis.

05/11/2025

To book an in person class, please follow this link:

https://www.midkent.minifirstaid.co.uk/classes/classes-for-parents-carers

It’s just 2 hours out of your day, just £30 per person.

Learn life saving skills as we cover cpr, choking, burns, bumps, bleeds, breaks, febrile convulsions, meningitis and sepsis.

05/11/2025

03/11/2025

DID YOU KNOW? That first aid is on the cirriculum…

I just opened 165 plasters 🤪 in prep for my ‘first aid with freddie’ classe tomorrow as we are at Thurnham Infant school all day, teaching Year R and Year 1 the importance of first aid and what to do in an emergency…

This class is designed for 3 - 6 year olds and complies with the national curriculum 🙌🏻

03/11/2025

Would you know how to help your little one in an emergency?

Our classes are just 2 hours out of your day and will equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to know what to do.

They are just £30 per person and we cover:

First aid kits, cpr, choking, burns, bumps, bleeds, breaks, febrile convulsions, meningitis and sepsis.

This morning we were at the wonderful Macknade farm shop for our baby and child first aid class and we’re back there on the 14th and 29th December.

To book your space:

14th - https://midkent.minifirstaid.co.uk/classes/open/22672

29th - https://midkent.minifirstaid.co.uk/classes/open/23422

31/10/2025

If you saw someone unsteady on their feet and slurring their words, you might be forgiven for thinking they had simply had a little too much to drink.

But this is exactly what our founder Kate saw in her Dad when he had a stroke.

Recognising stroke in someone can be a case of assessing multiple signs and symptoms to get an overall feel for what is happening. And as time is of the essence when it comes to getting medical intervention for a stroke, this assessment needs to be quick.

This World Stroke Day, take some time to check out this Family Health podcast episode. It’s emotional, powerful and informative and just might help you identify an emergency situation involving stroke if it happens to someone you love.

Listen to Kate’s interview with writer Jacky Burton to hear about Kate’s experience when her Dad had a stroke, and what impact his condition has had on the whole family.

Find this episode by search for Family Health by Mini First Aid wherever you listen to podcasts 💚

31/10/2025

I remember the being the first place I took both the boys to and with two under two this became my little haven 🥰

I was able to SIT DOWN for a few minutes and drink a coffee, whilst Jenson played in their gorgeous little toy area and Oscar slept in the pram 👌🏻

I made some lovely memories here and it was a great place to connect with other new mums.

Having some connection with other first time parents, when you’re going through such a massive change in your life is EVERYTHING…

That is what .fourthvillage is all about and next week I can’t wait to meet our first cohort.

If you’re expecting in the new year and want a tribe, and trust me; you want a tribe, then check out .fourthvillage - a group of other first time parents and weekly meets with a whole host of specialists in all the areas that can help you navigate the fourth trimester…

Becoming a mum is life changing, amazing and HARDDDDDD work and you don’t need to feel like you’re doing it alone.

I am so passionate about this project and honoured to have been invited by Rosie to be involved as a mentor and of course i’ll be chatting all things baby first aid in my session next week.

If you’re expecting or perhaps thinking of your weaning journey, then my bitesize 2 hour baby and child first aid class is for you.

It is just £30 and available at many locations around midkent.

We cover cpr, choking, burns, bumps, bleeds, breaks, febrile convulsions, meningitis and sepsis.

Check out the link in my bio to find your nearest class ✅

31/10/2025

Our next class at is on 16th November, so secure your place now as only 8 spaces remaining, link in bio…

Did you know you can book a FREE appointment with the lovely and knowledgeable to talk all things baby apparel?

Give her a follow for top tips and advice 👌🏻

First Aid are very proud to partner with stores all over the country 🙌🏻

Don’t forget also you can come to the all things baby event next wednesday at 18:00 at John Lewis where you get to meet lots of different suppliers and the opportunity to win a massive give away of bits and bits from the amazing baby department at John Lewis 👌🏻

31/10/2025

30/10/2025

👻 Super Scary Halloween Treat Choking Hazards 👻

At Mini First Aid, we love Halloween as much as you do, but some Halloween treats like hard candy lollipops, popcorn, nuts and marshmallows are all choking risks and not recommended for toddlers and small children.

Hard lollipops and boiled sweets are a popular trick or treat gift but they can easily become detached from their stick and lodge in a child’s throat.

Nuts like peanuts/monkey nuts which are popular at Halloween are hard for small children to bite into and chew, and Popcorn with its sharp edges and kernel flakes can also be a choking hazard.

Marshmallows are sticky and hard for small children to safely chew. They can stick in a child’s windpipe and restrict their airway.

There is the added risk of your child eating these while running around, having fun trick or treating in the dark, not concentrating on chewing or eating, and you not noticing that they might be choking.

Stay safe this Halloween and keep sweet treats like this away from your small children and toddlers.

And have lots of spooky fun! 👻 🎃