Do you know what to do in the first 60 seconds of a childhood emergency?
Life-saving skills for the price of a takeaway meal. Clear, illustrated guidance that could save your child's life.
See What's Inside
A quick look at the life-saving knowledge inside this ebook
This is just one life-saving skill. Get the full 28-page Paramedic Guide for your home below.
Every Second Counts. Are You Ready?
These are the 3 most common childhood emergencies. Do you know the correct response?
Choking
A child can lose consciousness in under 2 minutes. Would you know how to clear their airway?
This ebook teaches you exactly what to do →
Burns & Scalds
Hot water, stoves, irons — kitchen burns are the #1 injury in SA homes. The first action matters most.
Learn the correct cooling method →
CPR for Children
For every minute without CPR, survival drops by 10%. Knowing the steps can double a child's chance.
Step-by-step CPR guidance inside →
QCTO Accredited
Recognised Training Provider
Paramedic Certified
Written by a Practising Paramedic
South African
Local Emergency Numbers & Context
Who Is This For?
Anyone who cares for children aged 1–12 and wants to be prepared
Parents
Nannies
Au Pairs
Grandparents
Babysitters
Daycare Staff
Childminders
Family Members
What You'll Learn Inside
Practical, jargon-free guidance for the most common childcare emergencies
Golden Rules of First Aid for Kids
Scene safety, checking breathing, getting help early — the essential first steps
Choking: Partial vs Severe
Fast action steps to clear the airway for toddlers and older children
CPR for Children (Ages 1–12)
Chest compressions, rescue breaths, AED placement and recovery position
Burns & Scalds
Cool correctly, know what NOT to do, and when to call for medical help
Cuts, Bleeding & Nosebleeds
Direct pressure, wound cleaning, and safe dressing techniques
Falls, Head Bumps & Concussion
Red flags, symptom monitoring, and when to call emergency services
Fever, Dehydration & Febrile Seizures
What to do, what NOT to do, and when it becomes an emergency
"If You Only Remember 3 Things" Recaps
Quick-reference summaries at the end of each section for easy recall
Parents & Nannies Ebook + Emergency Cheat Sheet
Here's What You Get
First Aid for Parents & Nannies Ebook
28-page illustrated guide covering choking, CPR, burns, cuts, falls, fever and more. Ages 1–12.
Emergency Cheat Sheet
BONUSPrintable one-page quick-reference card with emergency numbers and step-by-step actions. Stick it on your fridge.
Lifetime access • Instant download
Why This Ebook Works
Designed for real emergencies — when you're stressed and need to act fast
Quick-Reference Layout
Find what you need in seconds. Clear headings, bullet points, and "3 things to remember" summaries. Zero medical jargon.
Prevention & Warning Signs
Learn to spot warning signs early and prevent emergencies before they happen. Know when to call 10177 or 112.
Stay Calm & Confident
Written by professional paramedics — this ebook reduces panic with clear, confident instructions when seconds matter most.
Common Questions
?Is this a physical book or digital?
This is a digital ebook (PDF) that you download instantly after purchase. Read it on your phone, tablet, computer, or print it out for quick reference.
?Does this replace professional first aid training?
This ebook is a practical quick-reference guide. It complements professional training but does not replace it. For hands-on training, consider our QCTO-accredited courses.
?What age group does it cover?
The guidance is specifically for children aged 1 to 12 years — covering toddlers, young children, and pre-teens.
?Do I need medical knowledge to understand it?
Not at all. It is written in plain language with clear step-by-step instructions anyone can follow. No medical background required.
?How do I receive it after purchase?
After completing payment through Gumroad, you will receive an email with a download link immediately. The PDF (7.68 MB) works on all devices.
?Is R295 a one-time payment?
Yes — one payment, lifetime access. No subscriptions, no hidden fees. Once purchased, it is yours forever.
Important Disclaimer
This guide is for educational purposes and does not replace professional medical help. Always call emergency services (10177 or 112) when a child is in serious danger. The guidance complements — but does not replace — formal first aid training. First AID Emergency Care assumes no liability for actions taken based on the information provided.