Adelaide Public Course

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Our baby and child first aid courses are perfect for new and expecting parents. Our course will empower you with life-saving first aid skills and knowledge - so you can help your little one with confidence.

Location

In Studio & Cafe, 268 Pirie Street, Adelaide SA 5000

Course Time

Morning Course: 9am-1pm

Afternoon Course: 2pm-6pm

Who is my educator?

Your course will be facilitated by one of Tiny Hearts' expert educators.

What topics are covered?

Our baby and child first aid course covers everything you need to know to protect your little one in a first aid emergency. Our course is the most comprehensive in the industry, and covers:

First Aid Foundations
Choking
Respiratory Distress
Managing Illness
Managing Injury
Allergies & Anaphylaxis
Envenomation
Q+A

What is provided in the session?

Tea, Coffee and Snacks

We will be providing tea, coffee, water and a snack during the break in your session! Please feel free to bring along any other food or drinks you would like to the session.

Baby + Child First Aid Handbook

81 page first aid handbook for you to take notes during the course and keep at home for quick reference as needed. Designed to refresh your memory whenever you need it, through every stage of the parenthood journey.

How many people will be in my course?

When attending our public courses, you will be joined by a group of expecting / new parents. Please see below for our capacity for each location, so you know how many people you will be learning alongside.

Melbourne - 62 people

Geelong - 48 people

Sydney - 62 people

Canberra - 48 people

Brisbane - 60 people

Sunshine Coast - 48 people

Gold Coast - 48 people

Townsville - 30 people

Adelaide - 32 people

Hobart - 32 people

Launceston - 32 people

Perth - 48 people

Note about babies at public courses

Due to venue restrictions, babies and children are unable to attend these courses. As we navigate a new COVID-normal world, we need to ensure that we adhere to strict social distancing policies.

Also, babies deserve a lot of love and attention and this will ensure that you and every other participant is able to soak up as much life-saving education as possible.

If you are unable to organise care for your little one, we recommend checking out our in-home course options.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:

Our course is split into seven sections. Our expert educators will guide you through each of these sections and educate you on the most essential first aid skills you need.

You will also have the opportunity to ask as many questions as you like so that you leave our course feeling confident, educated and empowered.

COURSE TOPICS

Identifying critically unwell child
Healthcare pathways
Responding to an emergency (DRSABCD)
Infant and Child CPR
Recovery Position
Practising skills on Infant and Child in multiple scenarios

Identifying critically unwell child
Healthcare pathways
Responding to an emergency (DRSABCD)
Infant and Child CPR
Recovery Position
Practising skills on Infant and Child in multiple scenarios

Common choking risks
Understanding and managing gagging
Mild airway obstruction / Aspiration
Severe airway obstruction
Choking prevention strategies
Practising skills in responding to an Infant and Child in multiple choking scenarios

Common choking risks
Understanding and managing gagging
Mild airway obstruction / Aspiration
Severe airway obstruction
Choking prevention strategies
Practising skills in responding to an Infant and Child in multiple choking scenarios

Understanding what causes changes in your child's breathing
Identifying mild, moderate and severe respiratory distress
Responding to and escalating respiratory distress
Implementing strategies to help you and your caregivers recognise and respond.

Understanding what causes changes in your child's breathing
Identifying mild, moderate and severe respiratory distress
Responding to and escalating respiratory distress
Implementing strategies to help you and your caregivers recognise and respond.

Bacterial and Viral illnesses
Signs and symptoms
Fever
Managing illness
Common medications
Administering medication
Monitoring your child while they are unwell
Febrile convulsions
Practising skills in responding to and monitoring an unwell child

Bacterial and Viral illnesses
Signs and symptoms
Fever
Managing illness
Common medications
Administering medication
Monitoring your child while they are unwell
Febrile convulsions
Practising skills in responding to and monitoring an unwell child

Common injuries children experience
Causes of injury and when to call 000
Minor and major wound/bleeding management
Broken bones
Mild, moderate and severe Head injury
Burns
Practising skills in responding to various wounds
Practising skills in identifying the severity of head injuries

Common injuries children experience
Causes of injury and when to call 000
Minor and major wound/bleeding management
Broken bones
Mild, moderate and severe Head injury
Burns
Practising skills in responding to various wounds
Practising skills in identifying the severity of head injuries

Allergies and Australian children
Top 10 high-risk foods and how to introduce
Understanding the difference between allergy and anaphylaxis
Identifying an allergic and anaphylactic reaction
Responding to allergies and how to escalate with Healthcare providers
Treatment of Anaphylaxis

Allergies and Australian children
Top 10 high-risk foods and how to introduce
Understanding the difference between allergy and anaphylaxis
Identifying an allergic and anaphylactic reaction
Responding to allergies and how to escalate with Healthcare providers
Treatment of Anaphylaxis

Poisoning in children
Prevention strategies to keep your children safe around harmful substances
Identifying and responding to the poisoning incident
Identifying and responding to Insect and Spider Bites
Identifying and responding to Aquatic animal bites and stings
Identifying and responding to Venomous bites and stings

Poisoning in children
Prevention strategies to keep your children safe around harmful substances
Identifying and responding to the poisoning incident
Identifying and responding to Insect and Spider Bites
Identifying and responding to Aquatic animal bites and stings
Identifying and responding to Venomous bites and stings

Ask as many questions as you like, and our expert educator will take the time to ensure you leave with the knowledge you need to save a little life.

Building instinct to fall back on

Designed by paramedics specifically for parents to render first aid confidently to their little ones
Hands-on practice with a manikin allows you to practice skills with your educator and ask questions as you learn
98% of parents felt more confident to act in a first aid emergency with their child after doing our course

PUBLIC COURSE FAQs

Find the most frequently asked questions below.

It is totally up to you, but we definitely recommend coming before you have bub. This way, you can step into life's next big adventure feeling 100% confident.

The Tiny Hearts course has been designed to cover topics most relevant for children aged 0-8. In saying that, many topics such as CPR are applicable to all ages.

There will be a 10-minute break in the middle of the course. You are more than welcome to excuse yourself at any time to go to the bathroom, grab a coffee or have a snack.

Some of our venues have dedicated breastfeeding space, if you would like more information on your specific venue please email hello@tinyhearts.co

While we are a Registered Training Organisation, the Tiny Hearts First Aid course is a non-accredited course. However, all participants will receive a certificate of participation.

Requests for a course transfer must be made to our team before your anticipated course date. We understand that the unexpected can happen, and we will do our best to find an alternative course date for you to attend.

tiny human club resource pack

Each course attendee will receive this pack to support their learning experience during and after their session.

Love it!

Loved this course. I was concerned that I would forget what was taught but you also get access to the online course to refresh your memory and access to print outs which I'll be putting around the house. Also the lady that taught the course was lovely and a great teacher.

Well worth it

The first aid course was great. There was so much helpful information and Bec the instructor was so friendly and engaging. We would recommend the course to all parents, and having access to the online information for refreshing your knowledge is so helpful.

Great learning!

I took the course after my son had a febrile convulsion and I didn’t know what to do. Sadly we tend to leave these things for the last minute, but it’s essencial to every parent to have some first-aid knowledge before any event happens. Tiny Hearts course will give you all the knowledge you need to care for your baby when they need help. Totally recommend!

Fantastic content.

I think this is really well designed content. Our trainer was great too! The only thing I think could be better is better coordination with the venue so that people have access to food.

Overall great course, but some modifications needed

We registered for this course as it was the most extensive out of the ones available in Adelaide and covered the most topics. Overall it was great, the instructor was very knowledgeable and the information was useful. However, the allocation of time between topics should be revisited - for example, most attendees indicated they were interested in learning about choking and yet this topic was rushed through at the end, while less important topics (e.g. pain relief) were allocated far too much time in my opinion. Also, it might be worth reinforcing in your reminder emails that if people are unwell they should stay at home - we were in a fairly crowded room with multiple people who were clearly unwell, which is quite distressing with so many pregnant women present.

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