Winner! Burns, Falls and Emergency Calls has won the Janey Loves Gold Award
We are absolutely delighted to have been awarded the Janey Lee Grace, Janey Loves / Gold Award, for our book Burns, Falls and Emergency Calls.
Our book is now, not only an Amazon Bestseller in two categories, but has been highly acclaimed on so many levels and is a really good read!
For the month of July we are offering free copies on our site www.firstaidforlife.org.uk, please visit us now to save yourselves a lot of money!
Burns, Falls and Emergency Calls helps you identify potential risks and ensure your children stay safe from birth right through to adulthood. It’s a clear, accessible reference guide showing you how to help if a child is involved in a medical emergency. The book is for parents, teachers, childminders or anyone working with children.
Experienced nurse, trainer and first aid expert Emma Hammett draws upon her professional and personal experience to provide an engaging and authoritative guide to preventing and treating childhood accidents. Packed full of real life experiences, anecdotes and sound advice, this book is designed to give you the skills and confidence to let your children develop and flourish, experiencing inevitable minor bumps and bruises, while keeping them safe from more serious mishaps.
With clear, simple directions, tested advice, engaging photographs and illustrations, this a unique, must-have for anyone looking after children of any age.
Being a parent is scary and we have a natural tendency to over-protect our children. Rather than wrapping the children in cotton wool, arm yourself with Emma’s great book, take sensible precautions and then let your children enjoy their childhood. Being armed with the knowledge and skills to deal with accidents is much more practical than trying to foresee and prevent every mishap.
Dr Amanda Gummer – The Good Toy Guide, Good App Guide and Fundamentally Children
Children have an unnerving knack of taking their parents and carers by surprise. Emma’s book places safety in the context of child development, empowering parents to anticipate risk and avoid serious accidents in childhood. She shows how prompt first aid can help minimise the impact of an accident, sharing her practical knowledge and skills. And she explains how to assess a situation, so we have the confidence to apply first aid skills in an emergency.
Katrina Phillips, Chief Executive, Child Accident Prevention Trust
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