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Infant & Toddler Emergency First Aid 1
 
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Infant & Toddler Emergency First Aid 1

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This updated version of Infant & Toddler Emeregncy First Aid - Accidents was produced in consultation with pediatric emergency physicians from leading children's hospitals. The comprehensive video shows you step-by-step what to do when an accident occurs. Be informed and prepared. Quick action and clear understanding of what to do can make a difference in the recovery of your child. Subjects include: Accident proofing the home, Emergency Medical Services, Heat Exhaustion, Nose Injuries, Electrical Shock, Sunburn, Heat Stroke, Frostbite, Head Injuries, First Aid Kit, Shock, Falls, Sprains, Bites, Stings, Fractures, Cuts, and Burns. This winner of 21 Awards of Excellence is a must have video series for parents, care givers, and babysitters. The topices cover a range of treatment for children from 6 months to 8 years old. Also available in Spanish. Running time is 40 minutes.

ABC-CLIO **** Star Rating

"There are many programs available on first aid and safety for children, but this series is one of the best."

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Good video Aug 31 2005
By Grass Tiger - Published on Amazon.com
This video covers basics. ...child proofing and how to assess how serious the injury is and what might have caused it. Car safety, pets, stings, sunburn, heat exhaustion/stroke, cold exposure, head injuries, falls, breaks/fractures, bumps, falls, burns, electrical burns, eye injuries and nose problems.

This contains video in all the segments - it is not a sit down lecture. It gives a list of things to look for and or to do for each of the things it covers. It also gives guidelines as to when you should call your doctor or EMS (the Emergency Medical Services).

I think this video is very useful, probably more so if you watch it every now and then for a refresher. I think it was well done. You can get all this information in a book, but if you are a visual learner you might appreciate seeing it.

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