First Aid
No matter how hard you try to protect your kids, accidents can still happen. That’s why it's a smart idea to know the basics about first aid. In this section you’ll find a list of first aid supplies you should have on hand, as well as tips for treating allergic reactions, nosebleeds, seizures, heat emergencies and other unexpected problems.
Seizures
Do not put anything in your child’s mouth during a seizure and do not try to restrain the child. Protect the child from injuries and falls by removing any hazards from around the child.
More tips for dealing with seizures.
First Aid Supplies: Do you have sterile gauze pads in your home? Aloe vera cream? Disposable rubber gloves? What about a tooth transport kit? Get the full list of supplies every parent needs.
Injuries: From minor bumps and bruises to more serious injuries, make sure you know how to take action when your child gets hurt.
Heat Emergencies: There are three types of heat emergencies: heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Learn how to recognize the symptoms of each, and how to give proper treatment.