Recently, thunderstorm asthma warnings have been issued across Australia – but what exactly is it? For some people, especially those with asthma or hay fever, certain storm conditions can trigger severe breathing problems. Here’s how it happens, who’s most at risk, the symptoms to watch for, and the simple steps you can take to reduce the risk and keep your family safe.
They’re tiny, shiny, and can be tempting to little explorers — but button batteries are one of the most dangerous items a child can swallow. In just two hours, a lodged battery can burn through tissue and cause life-threatening injuries. That’s why first aid guidelines have changed, and why every parent, grandparent, and carer needs to know what to do. Research now shows that giving honey (or jam for under 12 months) before reaching the hospital can help slow the damage and buy critical time — knowledge that could save a life.
When your baby cries for hours on end, it can feel overwhelming and exhausting, especially when nothing seems to soothe them. Parents often hear the term ‘colic’ to describe this excessive crying – but what does that really mean, and what can you do about it?
A mother from New South Wales is sharing her son Alex’s story to raise awareness about the risks of the cold sore virus after her 14-month-old was diagnosed with HSV keratitis.
Learn about Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), its symptoms, when to seek medical attention, and effective prevention tips.
We are busting the top 5 winter illness myths, giving you the facts (and debunking the fiction)!
We are thrilled to share the exciting news that CPR Kids is now a certified Social Enterprise. Here is a break down of what it means to support a business that is a certified social enterprise.
The ACCC recently created a new mandatory standard for children’s toys (up to and including 36 months). We have summarised the key points you need to know!
CPR Kids + Kiddipedia = It’s a match!
Did children ‘lose immunity’ over lockdown? What does this mean now that lockdowns are lifted?
