Why do kids have to put everything in their mouths? Edible or not, everything they can get their little hands on is simply fair game. No rhyme or reason or five-second rule.
This kind of behaviour may not be so unusual for very young children; but infants or toddlers can easily choke on food, small toys, or even their own hair or clothing. This is why you canโt afford not to know what to do in case of emergency, especially if you have a child under eight years old. None of us like to think about it but still, you can never be too prepared!
Youโve seen the demo; now the real work begins. This November, join Cultivate Folk in Redfern for a 3.5-hour hands-on class on CPR and first aid for babies and children. This class is designed specifically for new fathers like you, to arm you with all the needed skills, should you ever find yourself in a life-threatening situation.
Your reward: Besides you being able to sleep better that night, when youโre done racking up those hero points, you get to powwow with the other participants over Young Henrys beers, Maryโs burgers, and lame, err, hilarious dad jokes! โโโ
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