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Safe Spaces for Kids

Adriana — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 05:38:27 +0000

A Safe Spaces for Kids home safety check involves an experienced and qualified child safety and injury prevention expert to walk around your home and identify all the hazards that might cause your child to become injured.

When Safe Spaces for Kids conducts their home safety checks they consider the age of your children and afterwards prepares a comprehensive report containing home safety recommendations tailored specifically to your home and your family’s needs.

Most accidental injuries to children occur in the home and Safe Spaces for Kids can help take the stress out of creating a safe home environment for your family, whether you are: expecting, a new parent, have children aged 8 years or younger, a grandparent, or care for young children.

Accidental injuries include: falls, poisoning, near drowning and drowning, animal bites, burns, electrocution, crushing and cuts. The result of these injuries can be minor or sever, and sometimes result in tragedy.

Safe Spaces for Kids also provides: child car restraint checks and installations, home safety products, and playground soft fall. Visit www.safespaces.com.au for more information. To find out how to participate in a Little Aid Couple’s Course which includes a home safety check by Safe Spaces for Kids, please click below.

Couples Course

Course Postponed

obiweb — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 04:31:42 +0000

Due to unforeseen circumstances, this Friday’s course (13th Jan) at the Caulfield MCH will now be on Friday 3rd Feb.

Thanks Sean

Michelle — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 22:36:42 +0000

I just wanted to say thankyou for everything. Sean was truly amazing. He is a great person to be giving the couples courses. We learnt so much information and having the dummys to practice on really helped the CPR sink into my head. Sean really took the time to answer all my questions and go over things that I was unsure about. He was just so nice! He even took the time to go through our first aid kit and tell us how to use each item. I can’t sing his praises highly enough!!

It was also great to have my two car seats installed on the day – saved me thinking about it at this crazy time of year. I’m looking forward to receiving the assessment from Adriana so we can safety proof our house for when they start to crawl.

I’ve put a little note on your facebook wall and will be recommending you to friends and family when they start having their own children.

Can you please pass on my thankyou again to Sean and tell him he was wonderful!

Mini First Aid Kit

Little Aid — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 08:49:30 +0000

The Mini First Aid Kit has around 30 items, and is small enough to carry in your handbag. Containing items such as reminder cards, burn aid gel, anti-itch cream, tweezers and of course Wiggles band-aids, reward stickers, gauze, wipes, roller bandage… To name a few! In a hard-plastic case, and the label has handy emergency numbers for quick, easy reference.

Only $19.95 + P&H

Baby First Aid Kit

Little Aid — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 08:20:55 +0000

The Baby First Aid Kit is a smaller version of the Mini Kit. Designed to put in your nappy bag, containing everything you should need whilst out & about if your baby becomes injured, chokes (reminder card instructions) etc. This kit’s container is the same as the mini kit, we’ve simply eliminated items not relevant to babies. The roller bandage is smaller (baby size) and the reminder cards are baby-focused.

Only $12.95 + P&H

Family First Aid Kit

Little Aid — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 03:15:34 +0000

The Family first aid kit has been drastically improved, is in an insulated, embroidered bag and contains everything for every house and car as set by current Australian standards. Little Aid have then added extra items in, as first aid kits predominantly cater for adults only.

The Family first aid kit is just that, caters for every member of the family, from babies to children through to adults. Comes with a free boo-boo buddy valued at $9.95 (kids cool pack).

Only $74.95 + P&H

Choking Scare

Little Aid — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 22:55:36 +0000

Natasha (3) just swallowed something and the first thing I noticed that she was crying, a good sign. Then I grabbed her, placed her over my lap and hit her with the palm of my hand in-between the shoulder blades.

Zahra (5) quickly told me it was money, and sure enough, a ten cent piece landed on the floor!

Thanks Little Aid, it’s lucky I knew what to do, otherwise we’d be at the hospital right now!!

Deluxe First Aid Kit

Little Aid — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 07:25:22 +0000

Discontinued Product

Unfortunately this product has been discontinued. Instead have a look at our Family First Aid Kit.

The ultimate gift idea or must-have for first-time parents!

Bandaid – box – Wiggles
Bandaids – envelope of 10 – Adults
Adhesive tape
Alcohol wipes- 5 units
Combine dressing
Crepe bandage – 2.5cm
Crepe bandage – 5cm
Crepe bandage – 7cm
Eye pad
First aid booklet
Gauze swabs
Disposable gloves
Face washer
Non-adhesive dressing
Safety pins – 8 units
Scissors
Tweezers
Saline – 2 units
Triangular bandage – Adults size
Triangular bandage – Children’s size
Wound dressing
Notepad
Pen
Disposable CPR mask
BooBoo Buddy

Double section Little Aid thermal bag
Thermometer
Fridge latch
Outlet plugs
Bath soft spout cover
Nasal aspirator
Medicine dropper
Corner cushions
Door stopper
Non slip bath stickers
Safety catches
Bath thermometer
Baby manicure set
Silicone toothbrush
Water filled fruit soother

Allergies

Little Aid — Sat, 20 Aug 2011 07:35:05 +0000

If you have a child with an allergy, make sure that you tell everyone that they come into contact with about their condition and requirements, and even constantly remind those that care for them all the time – you may feel silly and even over protective, but some things are just too important not to reinforce!

Make everyone aware and alert to help prevent accidents.

Knowledge and Information is Power!

Little Aid — Tue, 29 Mar 2011 11:19:10 +0000

I found the course easy to understand. Michelle answered all my questions and I wasn’t embarrassed to ask anything. I feel I can do a lot more in an emergency now, not that I ever want to.

The first aid lesson is really helping me a lot by making me aware of what can happen and what you should do in response. It makes me knowledgeable and a bit confident if not really confident. I highly recommend to everyone especially people with kids. But it is always best to know first aid in any event as “knowledge & information is power!”

Excellent course. All topics explained really well. Michelle is really patient and thorough, answered all our questions no matter how small. Her knowledge is thorough. Thank you.

Thank you Michelle! Was great and I feel much more confident if something was to happen.

Thank you for a very informative session. I feel more confident now to be able to deal with any incidences that may arise.

Michelle was well informed and put all information in a clear and concise manner and there was good hands-on experience.

Thanks for answering questions and making it easy for people to ask any sort of question. Well worth the money! Thanks.

Michelle provided an excellent presentation of extremely invaluable information. Even if you think you know what to do when your child has an accident you will soon realise you need to know more. It has refreshed my memory and there are some old ways of first aid that are a no-no now.- Leanne Carter.

This course was WONDERFUL! I learned so much in a caring, friendly environment. this is exactly what I have been looking for in a first aid course. The showbag was a great addition.

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