Daisy First Aid Kettering, Corby and Huntingdon

21/03/2026

Down syndrome is a genetic condition that occurs when a person has an extra copy of chromosome 21. This extra chromosome may bring some challenges, but it also brings incredible joy, strength and uniqueness.
Individuals with Down syndrome have their own talents, strengths, likes, dislikes, hopes and dreams just like everyone else. With kindness and acceptance, we can celebrate their journey.
Show your support today by wearing brightly coloured, mismatched socks to celebrate diversity and start conversations about Down syndrome.

20/03/2026

Spring is here! Finally!
After what felt like an endless UK winter - gloomy days, dark evenings, and more cups of tea than we can count - the Spring Equinox is finally here!
Today, light and dark are in perfect balance, marking the return of longer days, sunshine, warmth and fun outdoors with our little ones.
If that’s not a reason to smile, I don’t know what is!
Are you expecting a spring baby? Let us know in the comments!

18/03/2026

We LOVE mini eggs at Daisy First Aid.

But it’s important to remember that these and other similar chocolates are not suitable for children under 5 as they pose a serious choking risk.

We recommend eating them all yourself!

17/03/2026

Our hearts go out to the families, friends and communities affected by the tragic deaths in Kent.

News like this can feel incredibly worrying, especially for parents.

Knowing the signs and symptoms, staying informed and trusting your instincts really matter.

Meningitis can become serious very quickly and getting help early can make all the difference.

If something does not feel right, seek urgent medical advice straight away.

17/03/2026

For the mums who can pronounce all the dinosaur names, every Paw Patrol character, and a full list of Pokémon, but still get stumped by Saoirse - this one’s for you!

Happy St Paddy’s Day to all our Irish followers!

15/03/2026

Reka delivered a fantastic baby first aid course, really informative and interactive. Will 100% recommend!

Reka delivered a fantastic baby first aid course, really informative and interactive. Will 100% recommend!. ★★★★★

15/03/2026

Excellent course, very knowledgeable and relaxed.

Excellent course, very knowledgeable and relaxed. . ★★★★★

15/03/2026

A great paediatric first aid course, lovely tutor and really informative

Highly recommend

A great paediatric first aid course, lovely tutor and really informative Highly recommend ★★★★★

15/03/2026

If you find this day tough, as so many people do, we are sending love your way today.

And if this is your first Mother’s Day with your little we hope it’s a really special day.

14/03/2026

Reka was very knowledgeable and covered everything in great depth, answering any questions.

Reka was very knowledgeable and covered everything in great depth, answering any questions. . ★★★★★

14/03/2026

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13/03/2026

Roseola: What you need to know
Roseola is a common childhood infection—swipe for key symptoms and info.

Once your child’s fever is gone, they can return to nursery if they feel well.

No need to wait for the rash to fade.

Call 111 or see a doctor urgently if your child:

- Is under 3 months with a fever 38°C+
- Is 3-6 months with a fever 39°C+
- Has a fever lasting 5+ days
- Refuses fluids/feeds
- Seems unusually unwell
- Has a fever that won’t go down with meds
- Shows dehydration signs (dry nappies, sunken eyes, no tears)

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