Mini First Aid Mid Kent

02/02/2026

Worried about your little one getting Sepsis and want to learn more?

Download Ep1 from Series 1 of our Family Health podcast;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMkZ4Njqv2g

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We cover Sepsis and so much more in our baby and child first aid classes.

To book your nearest one;

https://midkent.minifirstaid.co.uk/classes/classes-for-parents-carers.

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02/02/2026

02/02/2026

If your child is in primary school, nursery or pre-school, you will likely receive a ‘head bump form’ in their schoolbag at some point 🤦‍♀️

Head bumps can be very serious in little ones, so it is really important to know the signs of a concussion.

We cover this topic in our baby and child first aid classes 👌🏻

Check out the slides here for everything you need to know about children's head bumps.

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If you’re in need of a cold compress, you can purchase our teddy ones along with lots of other apparel from our website:

www.minifirstaidshop.co.uk/MIDKENT

And if you want to book a place on our award winning baby and child first aid class: all our upcoming classes can be found here:

https://midkent.minifirstaid.co.uk/classes/classes-for-parents-carers

31/01/2026

Spaces limited, to book:

https://midkent.minifirstaid.co.uk/classes/open/24195

31/01/2026

In every class we ever deliver, we always remind people there is a very high chance they will never need the emergency stuff we teach…

However, you just never know what’s around the corner and wouldn’t you want to know how to help a loved one, or anyone in an emergency?

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Do you know how to do CPR or what to do if the person you’re having lunch with starts choking?

Our bitesize adult awareness class is packed full of informaton and will teach you how to help someone with all of the following:

✅ CPR - including how to work with a Defibrillator!
✅ Recovery Position
✅ Choking
✅ Burns
✅ Bleeds
✅ Breaks
✅ Heart Attack
✅ Anaphylaxis
✅ Stroke
✅ Sepsis
✅ Seizures

We are back at the WI in Bearsted on 25th April @ 14:30 - 16:30.

This class will run every three months and places are limited to 12.

To secure your place book here:

https://midkent.minifirstaid.co.uk/classes/awareness-classes-for-adults

If you don’t want to wait until then, please enquire about a private class.

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Nothing is more important than learning how to save someones life!

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31/01/2026

Would you know how to help your little one in an emergency?

Just SIX spaces left on our next award winning baby and child first aid class taking place at the wonderful Holcombe Health Clinic 😳

We teach you the lifesaving skills and techniques you’ll need.

To secure your place:

https://midkent.minifirstaid.co.uk/classes/open/24216

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Because nothing is more important than learning to save a life!

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26/01/2026

Some of us are first aid trained, but what if you aren’t?

First aid is on the cirriculum at schools, so why don’t we make it part of enrollment for EVERY new employeee?

Time?

Finance?

But what is the cost of not knowing how to act in an emergency?

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Our adult awareness classes are:

✅Just 2 hours
✅ Interactive
✅Just £35 per person
✅ A tax deductable expense

Most importantly they will equip your employees with the skills and knowledge required to save a life!

Name a better company perk than that?

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If you’re a business owner in Kent and want to work with us, get in touch 💚

Midkent@minifirstaid.co.uk

26/01/2026

If you want to meet other sleep deprived and sleep deprived parents to be, you can book one of our award winning baby and child first aid classes today 🙌🏻

https://midkent.minifirstaid.co.uk/classes/classes-for-parents-carers

Whether they do or don’t sleep, you will want to understand how to help them in an emergency and our classes teach you just that.

24/01/2026

Are you a new parent, carer or grandparent?

Or perhaps got a little one on the way?

Would you know how to help your little one in an emergency?

Our award winning 2 hour baby and child first aid class will equip you with the lifesaving skills you need, leaving you feeling confident that you will know how to act in an emergency.

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Review this week from a grandparent:

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Sarah was so helpful and understanding as I am very anxious about choking. Enjoyed the course and felt it covered everything plus put my mind at rest with the knowledge I need in all eventualities. Delighted I took this course

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For all our classes:

https://midkent.minifirstaid.co.uk/classes/classes-for-parents-carers

For Kings Hill:

https://midkent.minifirstaid.co.uk/classes/open/24195

23/01/2026

JUST 6 SPACES LEFT for our award winning baby and child first aid class @ Holcombe Health Clinic on 8th Feb!

To secure yours follow this link:

https://midkent.minifirstaid.co.uk/classes/open/24216

22/01/2026

Last night I met a wonderful family who wanted to know how to help their little people in an emergency, especially if there was a choking incident!

More and more granparents are looking after their grandchildren and the guidance on first aid has changed a lot over the years, so even if you’ve previously trained in Paediatric first aid, you’ll benefit from the very latest guidance.

The changed the guidance at the end of last year and we’re now offering updated techniques on what to do with CPR and also if your little one chokes.

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This nanny had a big fear of choking and after our class, now feels SO much more confident 👍🏻 - job done!

I was able to inform this family that CPR HAS to be done on a hard surface to be most effective, so if you literally can’t get onto the floor for whatever reason, find the next best hard surface.

For a full list of all our baby and child first aid classes see the link in our bio.

20/01/2026

Newborn babies have tiny, still-developing immune systems.

That means infections that might feel mild for us can be very serious, even life-threatening, for them.

Viruses like cold sores (HSV) are a good example. Many adults carry them without much trouble, but for young babies they can be incredibly dangerous.

A recent survey by The Lullaby Trust found that 54% of new and expectant parents would allow friends and family to kiss their newborn, often without realising the risks.

Many parents say they would feel uncomfortable or worried asking visitors not to touch their baby in case they offended or hurt their feelings, or were labelled an overprotective parent.

To help protect babies, The Lullaby Trust created the T-H-A-N-K-S guidelines, which stands for ​​Think Hands And No KisseS

Always wash before touching a baby.

Avoid kissing babies (even parents should avoid it if unwell).

Stay away if you’re ill, this includes colds, cold sores or tummy bugs.

And remember, it’s absolutely okay to set boundaries.

You’re not being rude.

You’re being a brilliant parent 💪

If it helps, you can access and use one of the free “Don’t Kiss the Baby” tags from The Lullaby Trust to share the message gently.

You’ll find info on their website.

Your baby. Your rules. Always