Daisy first aid Southend, Castlepoint & Basildon

Daisy first aid Southend, Castlepoint & Basildon Award winning, fun, friendly first aid classes for parents and carers, children, schools and Level 3
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Did you know our friendly trainers will come to your home to deliver our 2 hour baby and child first aid class? We know ...
17/01/2026

Did you know our friendly trainers will come to your home to deliver our 2 hour baby and child first aid class?

We know it can be tricky to get out the house with little ones in tow so why not put the kettle on, invite some friends or family over and let us come to you!

Learning at home with friends and family is a very relaxed way to learn first aid. Learning first aid doesn’t have to be scary. Home classes can be a lot of fun!

Take a look at availability here: (link in bio)

http://www.daisyfirstaid.com/southend-on-sea

💙These classes are perfect for -

🤰🏻Expectant parents
🧑‍🍼Brand new parents
👫Antenatal groups and friends
🥕 Parents who are starting to wean
👶🏻parents with babies who have just started crawling
👧🏽parents with adventurous toddlers
👵👩‍🦰Grandparents & other family members who are helping with childcare

💙whatever stage of parenting you’re at, it’s never too late to do a first aid class

We cover:

🔹CPR & recovery positions
🔹Choking
🔹Meningitis
🔹Anaphylaxis
🔹Burns
🔹Head injuries
🔹Febrile seizures
🔹Broken bones
🔹Accidental poisoning
🔹Bleeding & bandaging
🔹Shock

Classes are safe during pregnancy.

Please get in touch with any questions.
Chloe@daisyfirstaid.com
07800544189

Don’t take my word for how good my classes are! Check out my 5⭐️ reviews:


Is your baby ready to start solids?The guidelines say you should start weaning at around 6 months but babies aren’t robo...
15/01/2026

Is your baby ready to start solids?

The guidelines say you should start weaning at around 6 months but babies aren’t robots and don’t magically become ready overnight once they turn 6 months.

Swipe for the 3 physiological signs your baby is ready to start solids. And for 1 sign that you are ready!

1 – Have they lost their tongue thrust reflex?
When you put a spoon in baby’s mouth they don’t automatically push it out.

Babies are born with a tongue thrust reflex to keep them safe from choking. Losing this is one of the signs they’re ready for solids.

2 – Are they able to sit up?

Your baby can sit up with a nice straight back and be able to hold their head up.
They may topple over if they reach for something but can sit up without support in the highchair.

3 – Can they put food to their mouth accurately?

Baby can pick something up and put it to their mouth accurately every time they try.

4 – Have you and anyone caring for your baby done a Daisy First Aid class?

Learn the skills that could save your baby’s life and gain the confidence to know when you can leave them to it plus LOADS more in a fun and friendly first aid class either at home or in one of our local venues. Head to: https://bookwhen.com/daisyfirstaidsouthend (link in bio) to book.

SAVE this post for when the time comes for your little one and SHARE with another parent who’ll find it helpful.


Tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils at the back of your throat. It is a common childhood illness, but teenagers a...
13/01/2026

Tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils at the back of your throat. It is a common childhood illness, but teenagers and adults can get it too.​​​​​​​​​ Tonsillitis can feel like a bad cold or flu. The tonsils at the back of your throat will be red and swollen.

The main symptoms are:

a sore throat
problems swallowing
a high temperature of 38C or above
coughing
a headache
feeling sick
earache
feeling tired

Symptoms will usually go away after 3 to 4 days. Tonsillitis is not contagious, but most of the infections that cause it are, for example, colds and flu.

You should keep your child at home until they feel better. To help treat the symptoms:

ensure they get plenty of rest
give cool drinks or ice lollies to soothe the throat
give paracetamol or ibuprofen (following the guidance on the packaging)

See a GP or phone 111 if:

you see white pus-filled spots on your child’s tonsils
their eating and drinking is affected
symptoms haven’t gone after 4 days

SAVE this post so you can refer back to it.

Source: NHS


☕️✨ Coffee Morning + Baby First Aid ✨☕️Join us for a relaxed coffee morning with Daisy First Aid, where you’ll learn ess...
12/01/2026

☕️✨ Coffee Morning + Baby First Aid ✨☕️
Join us for a relaxed coffee morning with Daisy First Aid, where you’ll learn essential life-saving skills for babies in a calm, supportive setting.

This 1-hour class is perfect for anyone expecting or with a baby under 1 year, covering:
🌼 Baby CPR
🌼 Baby Recovery Position
🌼 Baby Choking
🌼 Febrile Convulsions (Seizures)
🌼 Signs & Symptoms of Meningitis

Suitable from newborn to 12 months, including pregnancy, parents & grandparents.
👶 Babies are very welcome
☕️ Tea, coffee & snacks provided
🧸 Sensory toys available to keep little ones entertained
Learn skills that could save a life—while enjoying a cuppa 💛

To book your space please book with

☕️

New 2026 Baby and Child First Aid Venue Classe🔹Leigh Community centre- Sunday 8th February 10am  Can’t make a venue? Hav...
11/01/2026

New 2026 Baby and Child First Aid Venue Classe

🔹Leigh Community centre- Sunday 8th February 10am

Can’t make a venue? Have a look at home classes, or join an online class!

💙Our award winning 2 hour Family First Aid classes are designed specially for parents to give confidence to know what to do in an emergency involving your baby or child.

💙These classes are perfect for -

🤰🏻Expectant parents
🧑‍🍼Brand new parents
👫Antenatal groups and friends
🥕 Parents who are starting to wean
👶🏻parents with babies who have just started crawling
👧🏽parents with adventurous toddlers
👵👩‍🦰Grandparents & other family members who are helping with childcare

💙whatever stage of parenting you’re at, it’s never too late to do a first aid class

👶🏻Babies under 12 months are very welcome at our classes

For just £25pp (no price increase)
you will learn -

✅CPR - infant, child & adult
✅How to use a defibrillator
✅Recovery positions - infant, child & adult
✅Choking - infant, child & adult
✅Allergic reactions
✅Febrile Seizures
✅Meningitis
✅Head injuries
✅Burns
✅Bleeds
✅Shock
✅Poison

Home classes are also available (minimum 4 people)

💙Book here ➡️ (link in bio)

https://bookwhen.com/daisyfirstaidsouthend


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Whooping cough (pertussis) is still something parents hear about a lot right now, and for good reason. It’s a highly con...
10/01/2026

Whooping cough (pertussis) is still something parents hear about a lot right now, and for good reason. It’s a highly contagious infection that can be serious for young babies who haven’t had their own jabs yet.

One of the best ways to protect your newborn is to have the whooping cough vaccine during pregnancy. In the UK it’s usually offered from around 16 weeks, ideally before 32 weeks, so that protective antibodies can pass to your baby before they’re born.

Even if you’ve missed the earlier window, you can still talk to your midwife or GP about getting the vaccine later in pregnancy or soon after birth.

Babies then start their own routine immunisations (including protection against whooping cough) from about 8 weeks old as part of the childhood vaccine schedule.

Swipe for symptoms and signs to look out for.

And please share this with other parents and parents-to-be



January with a tiny baby can feel long, quiet and exhausting.The days blur, the nights are broken and everything feels h...
08/01/2026

January with a tiny baby can feel long, quiet and exhausting.

The days blur, the nights are broken and everything feels harder in the cold.

These little tips aren’t about “fixing” anything. They’re about making today feel a bit easier.

You don’t need routines.
You don’t need to be productive.
You don’t need to have it all worked out.

If you and your baby are fed, warm and safe, you’re doing exactly what you need to be doing.

Save this for a tough day, or send it to a new mum who might need a gentle reminder that she’s doing brilliantly.


Is it time for a first aid refresher? The first aid guidelines, set by the Resus Council UK, are updated every 5 years t...
07/01/2026

Is it time for a first aid refresher?

The first aid guidelines, set by the Resus Council UK, are updated every 5 years to ensure the advice we’re giving and skills we’re teaching reflects the latest evidence.

The most recent update brings the biggest changes we’ve seen in 20 years in first aid and includes changes to infant choking and CPR techniques.

Whether you’ve done a Daisy First Aid class already or if you’re new to first aid now is the perfect time to book your class.

Take a look at my booking page for ways to learn:

https://bookwhen.com/daisyfirstaidsouthend

(Link in bio)

Learning these skills will give you the knowledge and confidence to act fast in an emergency.


2026 home dates available! 💙Our award winning 2 hour Family First Aid classes are designed specially for parents to give...
05/01/2026

2026 home dates available!

💙Our award winning 2 hour Family First Aid classes are designed specially for parents to give confidence to know what to do in an emergency involving your baby or child.

If you can’t make one of our public classes or would just prefer to learn at home 🏠 why not book a private class!

🌼Our 2 hour Baby & Child First Aid classes are still only £25 per person (minimum booking is for 4

Dates get booked up quickly.

⭐️Weekdays, evenings and weekends are available⭐️

Book here:

https://bookwhen.com/daisyfirstaidsouthend

💙These classes are perfect for -

🤰🏻Expectant parents
🧑‍🍼Brand new parents
👫Antenatal groups and friends
🥕 Parents who are starting to wean
👶🏻parents with babies who have just started crawling
👧🏽parents with adventurous toddlers
👵👩‍🦰Grandparents & other family members who are helping with childcare

💙whatever stage of parenting you’re at, it’s never too late to do a first aid class

We cover:

🔹CPR & recovery positions
🔹Choking
🔹Meningitis
🔹Anaphylaxis
🔹Burns
🔹Head injuries
🔹Febrile seizures
🔹Broken bones
🔹Accidental poisoning
🔹Bleeding & bandaging
🔹Shock

Classes are safe during pregnancy.

Please get in touch with any questions.
Chloe@daisyfirstaid.com
07800544189

Don’t take my word for how good my classes are! Check out my 5⭐️ reviews:

http://www.daisyfirstaid.com/southend-on-sea


Calling all 2026 mamas to be!Are you expecting a little one this year? Let us know in the comments! Which month are you ...
03/01/2026

Calling all 2026 mamas to be!

Are you expecting a little one this year? Let us know in the comments! Which month are you counting down to?

And most importantly, have you done a baby first aid class yet?

Venue and home class available!

(Link in bio)


💙🩷Here are the top 10 baby names of 2025! Which one’s your favourite? Did your little one make the list? Tag a mum or da...
02/01/2026

💙🩷Here are the top 10 baby names of 2025!

Which one’s your favourite?

Did your little one make the list?

Tag a mum or dad-to-be who might want some name inspiration!

BabyCentre/Netmums UK baby name data for 2025


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