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Mini First Aid offer Multi Award Winning First Aid classes for all the family. Classes cost just £25pp. Bookings are via www.sheffield.minifirstaid.co.uk

Mini First Aid offer not only baby & child first aid classes to parents and carers. The 2 hour classes cover CPR, choking, bumps, burns, breaks, bleeding, Meningitis Awareness and Febrile Seizures. But adult awareness courses, first aid at work qualification courses and more ...The classes are relaxed and leave those who attend feel confident that they would know what to do if that emergency ever arose.

22/12/2025

A massive Happy 10th Birthday to the amazing team at Mini First Aid—one of my fab investments from Dragons’ Den and honestly just such a brilliant business!
What these guys have achieved in just 10 years is nothing short of incredible. They’ve trained nearly half a million parents carers kids and professionals in proper life-saving first aid. I mean how brilliant is that
And don’t even get me started on their First Aid kits—they’ve got over 200,000 of them out there now helping to keep families and workplaces safer every single day
So here’s to you Mini First Aid—ten years of making a real difference and changing lives. Have the best birthday ever you absolute legends

21/12/2025

Poor Bubba from Water Babies Cornwall & South Devon was having a whale of a time in the bath, practicing his bubble blowing! But he got some soap in his eye and now it really stings!
Doc popped the cold tap on and helped Bubba hold his eye under the water to flush the soap out. Good job it wasn’t anything worse! Next time, Bubba is going to wear his swimming goggles in the bath – just in case!
❗️Treatment ❗️
▪️Small foreign bodies are the most common eye injury in children - these can usually be washed out with cold clean water.
▪️If a chemical gets into an eye it is essential to wash it out with large volumes of water. Make sure it runs away from the good eye. Always seek immediate medical treatment following a chemical in an eye.
▪️Serious eye injuries - Try to keep the casualty calm. Cover the injured eye with a sterile dressing. Encourage the casualty to keep the good eye still too as any movement can cause both eyes to move and cause further injury. Both eyes can be covered if the casualty can tolerate it.

20/12/2025

Baby & Child First Aid Class
The 2-hour Baby & Child First Aid class covers CPR,
Choking, Bumps, Burns, Breaks, Bleeding, Febrile
Seizures and Meningitis & Sepsis Awareness and will
give everyone who attends the peace of mind they
deserve. Mini First Aid partner with the First Aid
Industry Body, Children’s Burns Trust, Meningitis
Research Foundation & Sepsis Trust for the latest in
medical research updates to support our teaching.
We have not only received awards for the quality of the
classes but consistently those who attend review Mini
First Aid as a 5-star first aid class.
book online at [www.sheffield.minifirstaid.co.uk]

19/12/2025

minifirstaidsheffield ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Over 1,300 5-star
reviews on TrustPilot for our life-saving baby & child
first aid classes across the UK. In just 2 hours, you can
learn the skills that save lives.
You'll learn how to:
💚 Recognise and clear choking.
💚 Perform CPR on babies and toddlers.
💚 Spot signs of sepsis and meningitis.
💚 Treat burns to prevent infection.
💚 Know when to go to A&E.
"An outstanding course, essential for all new parents!"
"Potentially life-saving course! Why wouldn't you go?!"
"Definitely recommend this class"
"Attended the course and learned so much"
Peace of mind from just £30 ❤

18/12/2025

Baby & Child First Aid Class at Medieval Mayhem
The 2-hour Baby & Child First Aid class covers CPR,
Choking, Bumps, Burns, Breaks, Bleeding, Febrile
Seizures and Meningitis & Sepsis Awareness and will
give everyone who attends the peace of mind they
deserve. Mini First Aid partner with the First Aid
Industry Body, Children’s Burns Trust, Meningitis
Research Foundation & Sepsis Trust for the latest in
medical research updates to support our teaching.
We have not only received awards for the quality of the
classes but consistently those who attend review Mini
First Aid as a 5-star first aid class.
book online at [www.sheffield.minifirstaid.co.uk]

17/12/2025

Oh no! Giraffe was trying to cut his apple into safe sized pieces, lost concentration and cut off his arm! Of course, Doc was on hand to provide some emergency first aid and save the day!
He has sat Giraffe down and applied pressure to the wound to control the bleeding. Once this was under control and he had rung 999, Doc knew he needed to keep the arm safe.
Remember...
*Treat the casualty before worrying about the amputated part
*Sit the casualty down
*Apply pressure to the wound to stop bleeding
*Monitor for signs of shock
*Dress with a cleaning dressing and bandage
*If you have the amputated part, wrap it in a dry low adherent (not fluffy!) sterile dressing , then into a plastic bag, before placing on ice.
*Do not wash the amputated part, get it wet or put it directly on ice (you’ll risk an ice burn!)
Seek emergency medical treatment!

16/12/2025

Baby & Child First Aid Class at the Cluntergate Centre
The 2-hour Baby & Child First Aid class covers CPR,
Choking, Bumps, Burns, Breaks, Bleeding, Febrile
Seizures and Meningitis & Sepsis Awareness and will
give everyone who attends the peace of mind they
deserve. Mini First Aid partner with the First Aid
Industry Body, Children’s Burns Trust, Meningitis
Research Foundation & Sepsis Trust for the latest in
medical research updates to support our teaching.
We have not only received awards for the quality of the
classes but consistently those who attend review Mini
First Aid as a 5-star first aid class.
book online at [www.sheffield.minifirstaid.co.uk]

14/12/2025

Christmas baby due? 🎄 Amid all the excitement, one of our first aid classes might be perfect for you! Learn what to do in an emergency by booking a class on our website:
www.sheffield.minifirstaid.co.uk
Or email us at:
kelly@minifirstaid.co.uk

13/12/2025

This would make a lovely stocking filler ☃
Carrying a first aid kit when you go out is essential for handling unexpected injuries or emergencies. It ensures you have the necessary supplies to treat minor cuts, burns, or sprains promptly, preventing complications and alleviating pain. A well-stocked kit provides peace of mind, knowing you can manage immediate health concerns until professional medical help is available. Whether hiking, traveling, or just going about daily activities, having a first aid kit can make a significant difference in ensuring safety and preparedness.
Our Mini First Aid shop is stocked with a range of quality items to keep you, your family and your workplace safe.
Whether you need to administer basic or emergency first aid, or minimise the risk of infection in your workplace, Mini First Aid can provide what you need.
www.sheffield.minifirstaid.co.uk

11/12/2025

We love to get our first aid manikins involved in the fun of Christmas jumpers day🎅
Christmas Jumper Day, typically celebrated in December, is a fun and festive way to embrace the holiday season while supporting a good causes.
It’s a great opportunity to bring people together, whether it’s colleagues, classmates, or neighbours, participating in this day is a sense of unity and shared purpose while celebrating the holiday spirit.
Whether it’s for the joy of dressing up, supporting a worthy cause, or connecting with your community, Christmas Jumper Day is a wonderful way to make the season more meaningful.

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Wakefield

Opening Hours

Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://www.sheffield.minifirstaid.co.uk/

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