"I've Got This... But Does Everyone Else?"

You're the parent everyone turns to in a crisis. You've done the courses, read the guidelines, maybe you've even got a medical background. You know your stuff.

But here's the thing - emergencies don't just happen when YOU'RE around. What about your partner? Your parents? The babysitter?

Your family is only as prepared as the least-prepared person caring for your child.

Next step: Get the people in your village ready too. Share this course with your partner, parents, or gift it to your childcare provider. Because being prepared shouldn't fall on just one person.

"I Think I Know What To Do... Maybe?"

You're not completely clueless - you've picked up bits and pieces from parenting groups, Google, maybe a leaflet at the GP surgery. You'd probably muddle through if you had to.

But "probably" isn't good enough when it's your child.

You keep meaning to learn this properly, but life is busy and in-person courses don't fit your schedule. Meanwhile, that little voice in your head keeps asking: "What if I freeze? What if I do it wrong? What if the one thing I don't know is the thing that matters?"

You're so close to being fully ready. Let's fill those gaps so you can go from "I think I know" to "I've got this."

"Please Don't Let It Happen To Me"

Choking. Allergic reactions. Your child going limp. These scenarios play on repeat in your head, don't they?

You know you SHOULD learn first aid, but honestly? It feels overwhelming. And a bit scary. What if you can't remember it when it matters? What if you make it worse?

Here's the truth: Most parents feel exactly like you do. You're not behind. You're not a bad parent. You just haven't had someone show you that this doesn't have to be complicated.

We're going to change that together. Simple steps. No medical jargon. Just the stuff you actually need to know - in bite-sized pieces that stick.

Let's turn "what if?" into "I've got this."