For the grown-ups who care
Paediatric first aid · coming soon

A little knowledge.
A little more
prepared.

Practical first-aid education for the moments that matter. Made for parents, grandparents and carers, with clear explanations and a reassuring approach.

In development · enrolment is not yet open
Little ones. A lot of love.
♡ Parents✦ Grandparents✳ Carers↗ The people they depend on
Made with families in mind

Clear. Practical.
Reassuring.

Focused on babies and children. Created by Maria, a mum, scientist and first-aid instructor.

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Easy to understand

Useful knowledge explained with clarity, so learning feels approachable.

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Made with care

A reassuring approach for the people who want to feel more prepared.

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Rooted in family life

Learning shaped by the questions and concerns that come with caring for little ones.

From Maria

Confidence starts
with understanding.

As a mum and first-aid instructor, I want caring for little ones to feel less daunting. I’m creating lessons that make useful knowledge easier to understand and remember.

Meet the person behind it ↗
Our next chapter

Paediatric
First Aid

The new course is in development. We’ll share the course details, format and launch information when they’re ready.

Enrolment opening later
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A little more information

Before we
begin.

Who is the new course for?

Parents, grandparents and carers who want to build their understanding of first aid for babies and children.

Can I enrol now?

Not yet. The Paediatric First Aid course is still in development. Follow our journey for launch updates, or get in touch with a question.

Will my existing course access change?

No changes have been made to existing student enrolments. Sign in through Student Login to continue your learning.

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