Public Course: First Aid For The First Years

Public Course: First Aid For The First Years

$175.00
Sale price  $175.00 Regular price 
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Public Course: First Aid For The First Years

Public Course: First Aid For The First Years

$175.00
Sale price  $175.00 Regular price 

4.5 hour course • Enclave, Perth

Taught by Paramedic Mums, our popular course First Aid For The First Years provides you with the skills you need to save a little life.

What You'll Learn

Master these lifesaving topics in person, then enjoy 12 months access to our online course to refresh your knowledge whenever you need it.

  • DRSABCD and the primary survey
  • Advocating for your child
  • Allergies and anaphylaxis
  • Button battery ingestion
  • Burns
  • Managing general illness
  • Choking
  • Croup
  • CPR for babies, children and adults
  • Dehydration
  • Drowning
  • Fevers and febrile convulsions
  • Head injuries
  • Recognising red flag symptoms of
    serious illness
  • Managing bleeding
  • Rashes
  • Respiratory distress

*Bonus online content includes topics such as bites and stings, musculoskeletal injury management, whooping cough, poisoning and recognising and responding to meningococcal disease.

Why It Matters

No parent wants to imagine their child in an emergency, but every parent deserves to feel confident knowing how to respond if one happens.

Throughout our careers as paramedics, we've seen little lives saved by parents who recognised their child needed help
and knew exactly what to do before emergency services arrived. We've also seen the panic and uncertainty that can set in when families aren't sure how to respond.

That's why we created this course, to replace panic with confidence and empower families with the knowledge, practical
skills, and peace of mind to act when it matters most.

Taught By Medical Pros

Our educators are registered paramedics, mums, and experienced trainers who continue to work on the frontline for their local ambulance service.

Drawing on current clinical experience, years of healthcare education, and the realities of raising children themselves, they deliver practical, engaging, and evidence based training designed to help parents and caregivers feel calm, confident, and capable when it matters most.

Good To Know

First Aid For The First Years is also available as a private group session or online course. Find out more on our course page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What topics does the course cover?

Master these lifesaving topics in person, then enjoy 12 months access to our online course to refresh your knowledge whenever you need it: DRSABCD and the primary survey, Advocating for your child, Allergies and anaphylaxis, Button battery ingestion, Burns, Managing general illness, Choking, Croup, CPR for babies, children and adults, Dehydration, Drowning, Fevers and febrile convulsions, Head injuries, Recognising red flag symptoms of serious illness, Managing bleeding, Rashes, Respiratory distress. Plus, receive bonus online content includes topics such as bites and stings, musculoskeletal injury management, whooping cough, poisoning and recognising and responding to meningococcal disease.

Can I bring my baby or child to the course?

Babies in arms are always welcome at our courses! If however your child is over one year of age we would recommend keeping them home with a babysitter or potentially looking into booking a private course. Also for the record we are very much breast feeding friendly, feel free to feed anywhere anytime!

Do you provide manikins to practice skills?

We sure do! We provide baby, child and adult manikins for you to practice CPR, choking first aid and other lifesaving skills.

How many people can attend the course?

We cap our public courses at 24 people max, but usually end up with a few less… life happens, right? We find it is a great group size: big enough for lively discussions, but small enough that you still get plenty of personal feedback and support along the way.

Where do you hold your public course and how often?

We host our public course regularly at one central venue: Enclave – 236 Lord St Perth W.A 6000

Will there be a break?

We'll have a 15 minute break halfway through the course, giving you plenty of time to stretch your legs, grab a tea or coffee, and have a bite to eat. We will provide tea and coffee from our pod machine.You're also welcome to bring along any snacks or food you'd like. Our venue has a fridge, freezer and microwave available for you to use at any time. Of course, if you're attending with a baby, we completely understand that little ones don't always stick to the schedule. Feel free to step out whenever you need. And if you'd like an extra set of hands while you make a cuppa or duck to the bathroom, just ask, our paramedic trainers are always happy to help. In case you miss anything, you will also receive 12 months access to our online course, allowing you to revisit all of the content covered on the day, plus additional bonus modules, whenever it suits you.

Do I get any take home resources?

You sure do! We know you're unlikely to remember every single thing from a four hour course, so we've created plenty of ways to refresh your knowledge long after the day is over. Every attendee receives a take home magnet pack featuring our Primary Survey Magnet and Medication Tracker, plus a handy keyring with access to our digital first aid manual. The manual covers everything taught during the course, broken down into easy to follow flowcharts and bite sized fact sheets for quick reference when you need it most. You'll also receive 12 months access to our online course, allowing you to revisit all of the content covered on the day, plus additional bonus modules, whenever it suits you.

Will I receive a certificate?

Our courses are not accredited, which means we can spend less time ticking boxes and more time teaching practical skills that parents and caregivers actually need. We focus on hands-on learning, real life scenarios, and building the confidence to respond in an emergency, not passing an assessment. We are however always happy to provide a Certificate of Attendance after the course. Many healthcare professionals use this as supporting documentation for their Continuing Professional Development (CPD).

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