Daisy First Aid Elmbridge Surrey

Daisy First Aid Elmbridge Surrey For further information go to www.daisyfirstaid.com/ashley/

We provides fun & friendly paediatric first aid classes for parents and carers in GU22,GU23,KT6,KT10,KT11,KT12,KT13,KT14,KT15,KT16,KT22,KT23,KT24, TW6, TW13, TW14, TW15, TW16, TW17, TW18, TW19 Hi I'm Ashley Mills

I'm really proud to help expectant and existing parents & those that work with children learn vital First Aid to encourage them to feel more confident in knowing what to do when their children are ill or injured. No one likes to see anyone in pain at anytime, so to have easy, useful information and relevant skills at your fingertips can make all the difference in handling the situation and the outcome. I'm truly passionate about empowering people by teaching in a way that they can understand easily & clearly so they don't get caught up in details or worry they won't remember things. All our classes are straightforward with effective techniques and easy to digest topics that are directly related to caring for children, thus giving peace of mind they can do the right thing when it matters. The flexibility of when people do the classes, whether they wish to join a venue class or host one themselves, means they have the option to learn when it's convenient for them, making them more likely to take the opportunity to learn First Aid.

19/12/2025

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17/12/2025

Just for fun... which 3 would you choose?!

TAG a friend who might want to play along!

16/12/2025

Many people are unaware of the potential fire hazards and toxic threats that can lurk in fairy lights, candles and flammable Christmas decorations. Figures from the Fire Kills campaign show a rise in the number of accidental fire deaths and injuries over the festive period.

Fire and Rescue Services across the country are urging people to take extra care as they get into the festive spirit this Christmas - dry Christmas trees, decorations and wrapped presents can all provide means for a fire to spread in the home as they act as extra fuel for a potential house fire.

Unsafe and faulty electrical decorations, overloaded plug sockets and unattended candles are all potential causes of fires.

Test your smoke alarm TODAY and follow these safety rules from Fire Kills:

fit smoke alarms on every floor of your home, including in each bedroom

working smoke alarms correctly positioned in your home can save your life

have a plan for how you’d leave your home if your smoke alarms go off – make sure everyone in your home knows what it is

do not paint over a smoke alarm

you need to replace smoke alarms every 10 years

SHARE the post with someone you love who should check their smoke alarm today.

15/12/2025

Water beads are bright and colourful, have a lovely squishy feel to them, which makes them very appealing to small children.



When they’re dry they are tiny so can easily be swallowed by a child without anyone realising.



Once they’re absorbed by stomach fluids, they can expand to up to 400 times their original size which poses a serious risk of blocking a child’s bowel.



If a water bead gets stuck in a child’s bowel they will need an operation to remove it. The beads don’t show on an x-ray so they can be very difficult to locate. A child could end up requiring major surgery.



They should be kept away from children under 5 years old but they aren’t sold with safety warnings so if someone buys them for your child this year please don’t allow them to play with them – it’s not worth the risk.



Or better yet – share this post to inform others of the dangers.

14/12/2025
11/12/2025

Being a mum is hard — and being a mum at Christmas is next level!

 

This time of year the mental load is decorated with tinsel but it is intense!

 

Do you agree? What else would you add to the list?

 

Buy (or make!) the nativity outfit

Remember Christmas jumper day
Provide treats for the school Christmas fair

Volunteer at the school Christmas fair

Keep the house tidy and guest-ready while Christmas explodes in glitter, pine needles and wrapping paper
Be a good friend/wife/daughter AND keep up with family expectations and traditions
Buy presents for everyone

Hide presents for everyone

Remember where you hid the presents

Wrap presents for everyone

Do your job well while suddenly everything needs doing before the Christmas break

Read all 34,827 messages from school

Get enough sleep

Not shout at the kids – it’s Christmas after all!

Not shout at your partner

Eat healthily whilst surrounded by chocolate

Take the kids to see Santa

MOVE. THE. ELF!

 

And do it all with a happy festive smile!!

 

Don’t worry mums, we’ve got this.

Christmas is magical - but it’s also a lot - and it’s okay to find it hard.

 

Making time for yourself should be at the top of that list, because looking after you means you are better able to look after everyone else.

 

TAG a mum friend who’s doing an incredible job this Christmas.

 

10/12/2025

You can’t plan when you’re going to be pregnant and some pregnancy journeys are filled with heartbreak and anxiety so being pregnant at any time of year is a gift.

But for some it might seem like unfortunate timing to be pregnant over the festive period and it might feel like you’re going to miss out but we’re here to tell you this is a great time to be pregnant!

Here’s why!

09/12/2025

This time of year can be magical, but it can also be overwhelming, lonely and extremely painful.

 

If this Christmas doesn’t feel merry, please remember that there is no “right” way to experience this time of year.

Be gentle with yourself.

 

If you’re struggling, please know you are not alone and there is support available:

Samaritans - 116 123 (24/7 free helpline)
Shout - Text 85258 for free 24/7 crisis text support
NHS 111 - For urgent mental health help

Mind - mind.org.uk for mental health information and support
Parenting Support - Family Lives Helpline: 0808 800 2222

You are not alone this season.

 

08/12/2025

This one’s for the cheese-lovers out there!

 

The festive season is here so here is our guide to what you can and can’t eat on that Christmas cheeseboard!

 

SHARE this with your pregnant cheese-loving friends!

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