Choking First Aid for Babies and Children: Everything Parents & Carers Need to Know 🍇

[@jaquen1977]

This is life saving information. But as the dad of a 1 year old, this gave me anxiety just watching and learning. Key info you hope to NEVER have to use.

[@that.ll_do_pig]

Come back and watch it again? Retraining for the whole family every 6 months. Haha Feeling prepared can help with the anxiety. 🤗

[@rhoonah5849]

Take a CPR class through the American Heart Association. It will teach you these techniques and more. It also teaches you what to do if the the attempt to remove the object fails and the person goes unresponsive.

[@pearlwwhite2291]

Exactly i have toddler grandson. It scares me even to imagine

[@amitdjp]

god keep our children away from this...🙏

[@rhoonah5849]

@@amitdjp Huh? God has given you common sense and the ability to get trained in the event that one of your children starts choking. Sure you can pray away the possibility but life happens and God doesn't reward willful ignorance. I thank God that I was trained when my mom started choking and I was able to save her.

[@dynasty3886]

I’m here because my 2 year old choked a couple weeks ago with no sound/no air getting through. Was so traumatizing but I threw him over my shoulder and started pounding his back and his throat cleared thank you Jesus! She’s so right about staying around your child while they eat, because he was making no sound. If I was in the other room, i wouldn’t have heard and it may have ended badly.

[@cprkids]

We are so glad that your little one is okay and that you are finding our video useful and reassuring in knowing what to do in a choking emergency, although we hope you don't have to experience it again!

[@rhoonah5849]

Glad you were there and your child is ok. However don't just rely on this video... go get trained and practice the proper skills. You won't regret it.

[@sarahs3988]

Look into the dechoker device. We have one on hand for our kids and one for adults. Could help save a life.

[@rhoonah5849]

@@sarahs3988 But you do you carry it in the car? To the park? To visit friends? Walmart? It's nice when you have it but you want to know what to do when you don't.

[@jessielynn]

Thank you for sharing. I usually will take a shower or use the restroom while my 2 year old is in the high chair eating. I will not be doing that anymore!

[@imoannaomi]

Thank you 🙏 Praying I’ll never need to use it but I will regularly watch this to keep it fresh in my mind x

[@deepaknair3340]

Fully agree

[@mandarpatil856]

Uuuyyy

[@BBBb-ix6hq]

Same here and that's why I'm watching again

[@Noiee_suspirium]

I'm not even a mother but u literally never know so it's always good to learn this every school should teach CPR and exc..

[@troyjikiro9597]

whos the father of that baby

[@questadventure6594]

My wife saved our daughters life by knowing how to respond when she had a completely blocked airway whilst eating. She had seconds to respond and we both thank god she had received first aid training. If you have kids, or supervise kids, please learn how to do this.

[@Pointlesspeach]

What was your daughter eating when this happened? I know it can happen with any food, I just want to know 😩

[@cprkids]

Thanks for sharing! SO glad all is ok. Well done.

[@amlomry2128]

thank god all of you are safe and be careful around your babies

[@brothertn708]

What was your baby eating?

[@ocsmo5650]

Why thank god and not first aid/medical knowledge? He’s just as responsible for allowing it to happen as He is responsible for treating it 🤦‍♂️

[@keepingupwithkennedy2663]

I scrolled past this and had a feeling I should watch and refresh myself with the info. Thank you for sharing. This is life saving info for literally anyone. You could see a baby choking in a restaurant and use this knowledge. But most importantly all parents should learn these skills.

[@pollackmorgan3149]

Hello how are you doing hope you're safe?

[@maryellis6411]

I did the exact same thing!

[@bridgettawinchester3063]

Same I almost skipped it and was like ugh I can’t

[@jasw3701]

I was like why not, right? 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@AmidaNyorai48]

😊

[@kimberlyheath8668]

My baby choked about a week after I watched this; and boy was I glad I had just watched this video. You probably saved her life! This is such clear and wonderful instruction and it worked. Thank you!

[@medicalminute4927]

Instead of watching some stupid prank videos people should watch this video.This video should have millions of views.

[@jnsproductions1865]

💯💯💯

[@leonardorojas1781]

2.8+ Million views today. Looks like there are some children who are going to be saved!

[@stephanienonyabeezwax1288]

My daughter was 18mth and choked on a chip. As a preschool teacher of 11yrs, I thank God I had that training over the yrs. You always wonder if you’ll handle that situation well or panic.. I must say, there wasn’t a seconds hesitation. Grabbed her, threw her over my thigh, face towards the floor and began thrusts on her back. She threw up everywhere but I couldn’t have cared less. She’s 3 1/2 now. I was so glad to hear you say choking can be silent. I’ve told my husband that so much, I would leave the room and ask him to watch her, he would respond “I’m right here”, and that was always my response, “they don’t always make a sound when they choke, Watch Her”.

[@SravanaAdvaithaRaagam]

Omg it’s very useful. My heartbeat was rising while watching this.. may god bless all kids🙏🏻

[@The.iconicVeronica_fisher]

My 2 year old son almost chocked to death on a lollipop that someone gave him and I did this and it came out this happened yesterday I’m soo shaken up about it still I’m having bad anxiety checked

[@cprkids]

We are so glad to hear that your son is okay! Well done on knowing what to do - we hope your anxiety settles and you are recovering too

[@savithrijanardhanan8592]

Hope u and ur son are both ok now

[@sabahzaffar7961]

Oh mama im so glad he is okay! Well done to you! Plz speak to someone about the anxiety. The more you talk about it the better you will feel x

[@lyssmith7461]

Which one did you do, the lap or he standing up?

[@Areli07R]

It’s the scariest thing. I’m glad you were able to help your child.

[@chrissybee2077]

Thank you for this video! My 4 year old choke on a M&M yesterday and thank God I didn’t have to do chest compressions on him but it scared the living crap out of me and now I’m here watching this video. Just made me realize you never know what might happen gotta learn things like this so we can be prepared for the worst.

[@cprkids]

So glad all is ok Chrissy!

[@Thetiredmomistired]

This video saved my toddler's life. I'm so grateful I watched through it and knew what to do when she was choking. Thank you so much for this video ❤

[@paconelious]

Love that she goes into details about the things to watch out for and how to cut foods, as a Daycare provider I always recommend parents learn infant and toddler CPR. And not only that but develop safety habits...buckling kids into seats and not just sitting there because a table attachment is in front of them, if you have an infant always put soft things or Ideally mats, on the floor with them if they're learning to balance and sitting up. When they're learning to walk, walk behind them just incase they fall backwards or forwards, always do quick checks when they fall or even at night to make sure older children's wounds are healing properly and that they aren't picking at them....I want my kids to be safe at home and in daycare all the time.

[@Diamond_X_Diamond]

Based pov!

[@simplydiyan]

I 18 months old baby suffered chocking recently and one of such videos I have that already watched helped me to save my baby.

[@cprkids]

Amazing!!!

[@GhostFirl_66]

You are extremely well spoken and a pleasure to learn from. Thank you for the lesson!

[@cprkids]

Thank you kindly!

[@arumitasen8735]

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[@justvisitingterra6459]

TOTALLY AGREE . MAXXAUS.

[@purainteligencia]

Years ago I saw my dad use this technique on my nephew that had a coin in his throat. Playing with it in his mouth and accidentally swallowed it. Luckily my pops knew exactly what to do and I asked him how did you know that was the correct thing to do. He said I learned it in a first aid class. (It stayed with me for years.) Yesterday I had to use it on my 4 yr old son. As he had a hot dog sliced as she showed in video not to have em sliced and I used this technique. Fortunately my mother realized what was happening before my son could panick and when he was about to panick I was in position and had him over my knee and hitting his back. Luckily its came out on the first few hits. In hindsight the what ifs is my head really terrify me, but I thank God for the outcome. The whole family gonna watch this video and we're going to practice because you never know.

[@cprkids]

So glad everything is ok!

[@rhoonah5849]

That's awesome but don't rely on a video. Take the whole family to CPR and first aid training so they can learn more and practice those skills.

[@deenanthekemoni5567]

*Avoid Circular/Spherical shapes when cutting food portions. Cut into quarters or random shapes, avoid shapes that can easily block child's airway. ((Even leaves can block a child's airway)). *Encourage strong coughing when air blockage is suspected, if cough is strong continue, shortness of breath/inability to cough, proceed to: *Position A) Lay baby on stomach in your lap, rear end higher than the head, give stern pats to center of back between shoulder blades with palm of hand, sharp concise strikes, if this doesn't work continue to; *Lay baby on back in your lap, and give firm presses to the hard breast bone area of child, using palm of hand faced forward. Continue to rotate between this position and Position A until airway becomes unobstructed. If this routine does not work, call 911 immediately. *These are my own Notes, feel free to use. I memorize information better when I read it.*

[@Ren-in4zk]

Who else don't live with a baby or children, yet decided to watch this in case we might need it when we encounter a situation wherein a child is choking? Very helpful.

[@meganmordecai7321]

I have bad panic attacks when ever my daughter is choking I act and help her straight away but I always end up in tears fearful for her life it's so scary

[@molpegames]

Thank you so much for this video. To the prevention, I'd add: when it comes to grapes, another danger is the skin it can cover the airways same as the leaf. that's why you should always peel fruits until your child has all his teeth to deal with it. Children can choke with objects which are big as the tip of their little finger.

[@Sara-sh7xy]

Lifesaving info. I wish I had seen this before having children. Thankfully my mom was there when my baby was choking and saved him!!

[@ProverbStorifiedddd]

Grandma want her grandson eat like animal.

[@shraddhapawar]

I neither have children nor plan to have them in life. But still watched it to save someone else's child in emergency if that time comes. You explained well. Thank you.

Thank you so much for this video! It saved my baby’s life. I started with baby led weaning and was very afraid to do so. After watching this video i had the courage to start and everything went on fine. You always here mums saying that they did it and their babies never chocked. Good for them but mine did. It was stuck in his throat and wouldn’t go out. I immediately turned him and tap on the back (like mentioned in the video) and everything came out. It actually happened twice. Since then, I gave my baby purée. But I want to thank you very much for this video! It saved my baby’s life. God bless you and the work of your hands!

[@neicymohammed]

I'm soo sorry you had to go through that. I'm thinking of doing baby led weaning as well, or a mixture but now I'm also second thinking... Do you mind me asking what was it he choked on?

[@carmattvids2899]

I have needed to do this on my son. It saved my son life. I just like to point out that their a good chance the child will throw up. The dummies I practice on never did that

[@cprkids]

:)

[@lionzDen23]

It's true my son threw up thank god. It's so scary.

[@alexlemond4296]

I am 35 weeks pregnant and this is my first baby. I have taken CPR in the past but I always feel like I’m not prepared enough so thank you for making such a clear video. I am with the other parent in the comment section I hope I never have to use this.

[@cprkids]

We are glad our video helped, and we too hope you never have to use it!

[@gesselearagon-qe3xd]

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[@Airelda]

I saw a child almost choke to death on a sausage skin. I’m very surprised she didn’t advise removing that skin. It’s deadly!

[@Mafa__B]

Thanks I’ve learned something new

[@rienryxxx]

Agree, As a first-time mom, whenever I give my 1 yr old son hotdog I intend to peel off the skin cause I observe that he's having a hard time swallowing it.

[@siasia734]

I have a 2 year old boy. Never did I give him susage or hotdog but fresh fruits as snack and he loves it.

[@tinytamika1]

I was feeding my daughter (6 months) some puréed sweet potatoes and there was a small piece that wasn’t blended well. I didn’t realize it until she tried to swallow it and she stopped breathing and the look on her face instantly put me into panic mode. I went to grab her out of her chair and thank God she was able to cough it out but this experience has left me traumatized. I will be learning first aid classes so that I can keep her safe.

[@adriannejunites9001]

This video just popped up and with caring for my 11 month old grandson I thought it would be good to watch! You never know what could happen! I’ll be doing everything in my power to prevent from having to use this technique but THANK YOU so much for this helpful information!!!

[@lindsaygfeller9153]

I just had to do this to save my 9 months old life. So glad I watched these types of videos. Thankfully i got it out with the back thrusts. Scariest moment of my life. Never want to see her struggle again. Thanks for this life saving information

[@kendrajeannette6481]

How scary

[@MelanieBarrozo-u7s]

I’ve had this training as a daycare employee but just keep rewatching videos like this because it’s so important to be reminded every few months or after a year since we so often forget what we know in emergency situations. It’s best not to assume we “already know everything”.

[@leah5335]

As a new mom due in 6 weeks, your videos are a godsend!! Thank you!!

[@cprkids]

You are so welcome!

[@isabellj192]

I remember getting my CPR certification when I was in college taking my early childhood education classes. I am so glad I took the class. I always tell my kids to sit down and eat. Even if they are eating a snack. Grateful for the share! Happy Holidays! 🌎💚🌟✨

[@rheannonbenton]

My baby choked on a cheerio and I had to call an ambulance a few months ago….it was horrifying and now I’m so much more cautious. I never had anything even close to that happen to my older two children. You can never let your guard down.

[@katelynpedersen9034]

Thank you! I refresh myself via your videos every so often and pray I am prepared if I ever need to perform these on my children.

[@cprkids]

You are most welcome :)

[@BarriosGroupie]

My sister, who's a physio, used the above five firm back blows on her 2.5 year old toddler choking on a carrot which was very effective: the key is to remain calm, and carry out the procedure as shown. But as pointed out in the video on prevention, we should have been more careful in allowing the toddler to playfully take cooked, circular carrot slices from our plates!

[@michaelaguilar2426]

My daughter and Son-In-Law live with me and my wife. They have a 6, 3,2 and 1yr old as well. About 3 months ago the 2yr old- who is like MY Shadow- began to choke on a piece of meat my daughter had cut up for her. I had told her the pieces were too large but she told me I was being a Hovering Papa. They noticed she was having troubles but didn’t know what to do. I was coming down the stairs as I heard the sounds of fear turn into terror and I ran down the rest of the way to see my little grand daughter struggling to breathe and see her arms start to flail. I ran to her and, Thank GOD, was able to help her dislodge a considerably good size piece of meat and see it fly out of her mouth. It was the scariest moment of my 56 years but was so greatful that I (1) knew what to do and (2) Employ the method properly. My grand daughter and I are closer than ever now and she’s truly a Blessing to have in our lives.

[@leonardorojas1781]

I hope your daughter learned the lesson. I don't care if I get called over protective dad. I always demand the baby is really taken care of when eating and drinking. My beautiful son is just 17 months old and really cute🥰

[@BBBb-ix6hq]

Thanks a million for your efforts and advices, as a young mother I have learned a lot from you!! Keep it up 👍

[@cprkids]

You are so welcome! Our mission is to empower every parent and carer of children with the confidence to help their child in an emergency :)

[@adamkhan5274]

This video needs to be advertised by youtube. So important if you have small children.

[@mauriciogonzalez6302]

Best thing for mother’s to do is to run a simulation on a doll while looking at their baby. This will help to get an accurate feel for how hard the blows have to be. The biggest thing to fear at a time like this is your inability to want to provide adequate blows to your child’s back because of your maternal instincts of not wanting to hurt the child.

[@doulaolgamke]

So true. When I saw her hit that doll my first thought was, "you're going to break the kids spine" 🤦‍♀️.

[@miacai8859]

tonight my 3 years old daughter choked on a coin…. It was so scared as you can imagine, but I used these life saver first aid procedures and thanks god it works!!! I involuntarily shaking after the coin came out!!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@acatladyy]

I have a traumatic memory of choking on a peppermint at my grandma’s when I was 6 & my mom having to heimlech me. Thank you, I will carry this knowledge forward.

[@shimmygirl1564]

Same here, choked on a Jaffa as a little kid and my mum did the heimlich on me and saved me. Terrifying ordeal for both of us and we still remember it vividly all these decades later.

[@Huwberts_Emporium]

I don't even have a child but I feel like when a video like this pops up it's worth watching and educating yourself, you never know.

[@abiola33]

Very helpful video for a Aunt babysitting her nephew! Thanks 👍🏾

[@cprkids]

Glad it was helpful!

[@arumitasen8735]

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[@montinez11]

Just wanna say, you're so sweet to learn that for your nephew ❤

[@abiola33]

@@montinez11 Thank you! 💙

[@abiola33]

@@arumitasen8735 Thanks!

[@AJAutoCustoms]

I pray that no one literally no one ever has to do this. But this video is really helpful. I usually leave my 3 years old with an apple to bite and eat. Going forward I will always be around her when she is eating.

[@DaisyHaize]

This is so informative thank you! Children aren’t stupid but are curious and accidents happen.

[@MJ-gj6mj]

I hope more parents and caregivers learn CPR. Safety is top priority and too many parents have NO CLUE what to do or how to prevent choking to begin with.

[@kendrajeannette6481]

I agree. It would be nice if hospitals taught mothers who give birth this before leaving the hospital

[@JohnDoeRando]

Man, I really hope I never have to use these

[@MG4_]

I just used them yesterday it was the worst day of my life

[@kui_maina]

@@MG4_ i am so sorry

[@Pinkgievic]

Omg the same

[@rhoonah5849]

Plan for the worst while hoping for the best.

[@ohnmintyfresh]

I have a 6 months old. Taking an infant CPR class from my work. I've been trying to convince my husband to take it too. This is very helpful. We never want to have to use these skills but I can't imagine not know what to do or how to save my baby if I ever have this situation.

[@emilywalton4105]

I remember I was in the first grade. I was eating cocoa puffs in the cafeteria. I guess I ate too fast. The coco puff got longed in my throat. I started to choke I couldn't breathe. Out of nowhere one of the lunch ladies came out. Grabbed me pressed my chest against a garbage can. I still was choking she had to slap my back hard. The coco puff somehow flew out of my nose. She saved my life. ❤ Moral of the story perhaps coco puffs are not that safe for a 6 year old.

[@ezodragon]

a scary but lucky thing that the lady was ready and knowledgeable. ah! but an airway obstruction can happen even to an adult, best for the child to learn to eat mindfully while young

[@wstwest]

Thank you so much. A parents worst nightmare! I pray we never have to do this but its good to know what to do in an emergency. 🙏👍

[@cprkids]

☺️

[@joshuatree6189]

I watch this video now and then to keep the technique fresh in my mind. Good stuff 👍🏾

[@nayelyreyes4725]

This video helps a lot my son choked with a macnet toy the ones they have marbles my son is autistic and have speech delay and for manipulates the teachers use the macnetics, he was playing with them and that is went the terrible choking experience happened , he tried to separate the macnets with his mouth because it was difficult with his hands and that's how the marble block his throat, I was able to help him but the horrible experience especially when you panic is terrible , my son is okay a very happy boy and no more manipulates toys that are small in home, this video helps a lot, thank you!

[@pjsmith4369]

I know this is not to do with choking, but I read a heartbreaking story by a couple who shared how their child died while they were visiting friends. Their toddler was wandering in the child proof house and drowned in the toilet. When a toddler leans over a toilet and falls in, their are arms are trapped. Shook me!! Never had a bathroom door open afterwards in any house I was in. So kind of them to share this info in their grief. Apparently, it is not uncommon. Can also happen with a pail of water.

[@NWYVR]

Very tragic :( May I ask how old the child was?

[@kendrajeannette6481]

This is exactly why I always try my best to have the bathroom door closed. In addition to my son putting his hands in the toilet I always tell my older child to make sure he closes the door..the thought of my toddler diving head first in there scares me

[@SarahArtist82]

Thank you for sharing…I will now be vigilant with my beloved 1 year old when we are at other peoples houses. I am so sorry for this couple, absolutely tragic.

[@BluM7861]

Thanks for putting ads up in a emergency video

[@cprkids]

Hi! These videos are purely for educational purposes only - in an emergency it is vital that you call emergency services immediately.

[@theprettyone8806]

I remember when I was 4-5 I almost chocked to death on a hotdog. For some reason as a child I would hold food in my mouth for HOURS! I was blue couldn’t breath my mama ran everywhere to get me help. I have a daughter now and I’m learning everything I need to be prepared

[@myakelly6421]

Thank you I have now realised the mistakes I’ve made in those situations and also how to help my child in the most effective away thank you

[@rickm6076]

My brother saved someone’s toddler on the train choking like two days after learning this.

[@myotisvelifer2366]

Can’t scroll past without sharing. These kinds of things should be well known for everyone

[@ninas4968]

Great advice thank you.. but terrifying! I have a 17 year old , a 10 year old and I’m pregnant now. 😨 both of my children have choked before when they were babies and I almost lost my mind! Thankfully they both happened to get it up.. 🙏🏻

[@allisonstone6748]

It's really good video. So useful! I remember when I was like 5-6 years old I swallowed small bearing ball( it was metallic, I played with toys and any tiny stuff was my favourite thing.) I didn't felt like I was choking, but anyway my mum did everything to help me. She always was attentive, so that time it helped too. May no one will have to get such experience and may all children will be safe🤗❤️

[@Brievel]

Very informative, thank you. Very glad my toddlers have always coughed well, but it's a relief to know what to do now.

[@pearlwwhite2291]

Who can dislike such helpful video??

[@amlomry2128]

thank you so much for the session hope all of you safe

[@icecreamladydriver1606]

When I was raising my kids I always cut up their food but my daughter has never worried about it and my how that bothered me. For the most part I cut up my grand kids food but have gotten slack. Now that I know I am not being paranoid I am going back to it and will mention this video to her. Thanks for the video.

[@rhoonah5849]

As an AHA CPR instructor and NREMT, these techniques are taught a little differently that how I learned and teach them but are close enough. One thing the video failed to discuss was what to do if the attempt to dislodge the item fails and the child goes unresponsive. You'll learn that if you take an AHA CPR course. I have dealt with two choking people in my day... one was my son when he was about 2 or 3 and the other was my mom. Strange that as an EMT I have only dealt with family. Anyway I was untrained when it was my son but I knew to flip him over and give him backblows. Thankfully, the toy popped out. My mom was on the phone with 911 and they emptied the fire house when they heard it was a child. The engine responded first with a full crew, then the ambulance and I think a chief's car also responded. With my mom, I was trained at the time and we were out to lunch and she started choking on some pizza. I did the Heimlich on her in the middle of the restaurant and got her to expel the food. I told her that since I saved her life, we were even for her giving me life :) Both instances were extremely mentally stressful after the fact so you need to be prepared for that. It's a different ballgame when it is someone you love versus a stranger but the key is being trained and prepare. As I mentioned above, I would highly encourage everyone to take an AHA Heartsaver course with the AED and first aid for adults, children and infants. CPR is one of the best things that you can learn and really can make the difference between life and death for a loved one or even a stranger at the grocery store. I became an EMT not to do for a career but initially to be trained in what to do should an emergency happen. I wanted to be able to act instead of standing idly by without a clue when someone was injured or in distress. I decided to take it to the next level and volunteer with my local fire department doing 911 response as a firefighter/EMT. I'm also considering becoming a paramedic to take my training to the next level. Writing software during the day pays the bills but helping people in need feeds the soul. Get trained... you won't regret it.

[@cprkids]

Thank you for your comments. The techniques do differ as we follow the ANZCOR guidelines- Australian Resuscitation council - here is the guideline- www.nzrc.org.nz/assets/Guidelines/BLS/ANZCOR-Guideline-4-Airway-Jan16.pdf In video we say if your child is unconscious you must commence DRSABCD (CPR). Well done for being proactive about being trained, if only everyone would do it!

[@sarahs3988]

What do you think about a device like the dechoker? We have a couple of them at home ( different sizes) just in case.

[@petermbugua8136]

Am proud of you .I am a fellow EMT , an Emergency Medical Service instructor and Aha BLS instructorfrom Kenya . I encourage aeveryone to be trained

[@rhoonah5849]

@@sarahs3988 I have never personally used one although I have seen some videos. If you have it and train with it then great... anything that can help is a good thing. However, I caution people against relying on devices to perform skills that can be done without a device since these sort of events happen when you don't have quick access to the device. If you can help someone who is choking without a device then you are ALWAYS prepared!! For example, the AHA class teaches students to sit while helping an infant who is choking but I teach my students to do it from a wide stance since you don't know you'll have a chair to sit on or not so be prepared when once isn't present. Perhaps that is the Boy Scout in me :)

[@rhoonah5849]

@@petermbugua8136 Jambo!! That's awesome brother!!

[@AnythingEverything2015]

Thank you for sharing! it's really important for someone like me who's taking care of children.

[@cprkids]

You are so welcome!

[@cass3561]

I watched this video when I was pregnant and little baby turned 6 momths a few days ago, and we started solids. I really hope I never have to use this but I want to make I remember everything. Thank you for the video!

[@ebnchaldo]

Excellent teacher and doctor

[@cprkids]

Many thanks

[@snakeobias]

Thank you for the video. First time father here. Very worried about everything now. This helped! Thank you very much!

[@chiya2006]

Thank you. Its a very scary situation. Especially the panic and rushing moments for the parent. So I strongly recommend calmness, but not passive in the procedure itself. Its a race against the time. I know the feeling as I chocked on the food as an adult, scared the crap out of people around me 😁

[@wusuolayinka3102]

Its the way you graciously explain these things.

[@sadepennbrook]

This gave me heart palpitations and a panic attack.

[@floseatyard8063]

Same with me but I'm not taking the risk and clicking off cause its scary.

[@kieramoore6501]

This was in my recommended videos and I have a 6 week old baby. Don't need this, and hopefully never will, but I'd rather swat up just in case. Thank you, it's always better to be safe than sorry

[@franceslopez3363]

Thanks so much for this video!! I have had a few scary moments with my kids for sure. A few choking scares and other things and even though when the incidents were fresh I was just too scared to even talk too much about the different dangers there are that could potencially hurt my kids..now after gaining more awareness and insight into these different danger topics I feel empowered, confident and very happy to know that im at least informed enough to pottencially save someone's life and THAT is priceless.

[@cprkids]

Brilliant Frances!

[@ItEssa862]

I know I am only ten but this video Is something I can share with my mum

[@pg-jq3jc]

This video is extremly instructive. Impressive instructor!

[@starkam9088]

I watched this video because a 5 years old neighbor's daughter got choked and died in front of her parents and they could do nothing to save her. Ty for this information.

[@fancyfree8599]

The thing I love best here, is she starts with the prevention part. Chop grapes longways so they cannot lodge in the throat and watch what is lying around the house because young children will often put things in their mouth. EAT AT A TABLE, not running around. And avoid popcorn and nuts for younger children and babies. Chop sausages and carrots into batons as opposed to the round shape when you slice through. Do not leave your child alone when he/she is eating. Eating socially at a table is not only better for your child, it is safer.

[@VideosOfRandomContext]

The introduction was such a waste of time 🙄 parents babies are probably already dead smh

[@cprkids]

The aim of this video is for education purposes before an accident happens. In an emergency you should call emergency services immediately who will guide you through the first aid whilst paramedics are on their way.

[@silver_surfer88]

Better learn this than be sorry I always knew I should look this as a father of a 1 year child, yes gives me anxiety but it's for a greater good

[@Cmacs_Smile.]

She’s like don’t wack the baby then proceeds to mortal kombat his spine lmao

[@ritawill1365]

🤣🤣

[@luciferu159]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@chinox7116]

Choking is terrifying. I choked on partially chewed beef 10 years ago, and thankfully I was eating with a colleague with whom I had taken a 1st aid course. As soon as I realized what was going on I got up, looked at him and mimicked the Heimlich manœuvrer on myself and he understood immediately, performed the manœuvre and cleared my airway. I really don't recommend the experience to anyone. Ever since those very scary few seconds I take my time chewing and I everything I eat, and I always cut my kid's food to a manageable size and make sure he doesn't put too much in his mouth. This knowledge should be mandatory for everyone and certainly to everyone working with small children in nurseries and schools.

[@msspears8915]

Every parent should know this before they have a child. I'm glad my kids know this from their health classes in school. You never know when you will save a Life. I encourage CPR too. Of the 162 people that dislike this video they should be ashamed.

[@Thomas-gq2tv]

25 years ago my son was choking on a dime. I didn't even know how to do CPR on baby, but I did exactly how it show on the video, it was very scary moment for me. I thank God, I was able to save my son life. you can think, you pick up every small object on the floor, some how babies still find something to put in their mouth.

[@jisol1299]

A toddler just died in a neighboring town a few days ago because she choked on a snack we call 'jellyace' with the wrapper on and her family didn't know how to do this so they kept on poking the snack until it was too late 😢

[@cprkids]

We are so sorry to hear that this happened, the family is in our thoughts through this devastating time.

[@SausageRoll4u]

That's horrible

[@SausageRoll4u]

​@Tristen Krakie the fact they still sell this knowing this is evil asf

[@星星-f4p]

So scary. It's so important to learn this as a new parent but not many do realized the need to learn it. My 2yo choked in a restaurant, I used the adult way and he's fine. Then I realized I knew nothing for babies and toddlers

[@JM-rl1wq]

Great, easy to follow instructions. Thank you

[@Tom-ze8fn]

Tips like these should be given to any future parents...

[@MaestroWapo]

very useful information! Thank you! God bless!

[@cprkids]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dreamcoreeden]

Life saving info. I have a baby brother. I'm glad I watched this. Thankyou VERY MUCH.

[@amlomry2128]

can you please post a vid about 'when u are alone and chocking cause one time i am almost choked aloneso i need to treat my self

[@cprkids]

HI i think there are some videos on this on You Tube by a paramedic...

[@daughterofzion778]

Everyone should know this not just parents or grandparents but everyone.

[@stianhagebo4122]

Please remove the adds from this video. 30 seconds of commercials could be the difference between life or death

[@camo8257]

If ur baby is choking ur not gonna sit down and watch a KZbin video guarantee it 🤣

[@cprkids]

Please always call emergency services and follow the operators instructions if a choking emergency is happening, don;t search youtube!

[@ceecee4049]

It's true you can watch this video while you're waiting for emergency services to respond.

[@cprkids]

@@ceecee4049 Emergency services will talk you through what to do in the situation.

[@cavetz21]

This information is lifesaving. Could you please remove the ads at the beginning of the video in case someone needs this in a hurry

[@cprkids]

Hi! In an emergency situation, it is vital to call an ambulance urgently. These videos are intended for educational purposes only, before an incident occurs.

[@kerrijohnstone7588]

I gagged at 13 Cauliflower...gag.....cabbage....gag...I’m NOT trying to make fun all my Father did was yell at me “Eat it!” DONT do that to ur kids. I can’t eat cabbage or cauliflower or this day :-)

[@SilverAshes20]

I just started giving my baby real food and it’s so scary. I really appreciate the sound affects because I was having a hard time determining if my child was just gagging or if they were actually choking

[@muswahilia4944]

Found your video informative and very well presented. Thank you

[@cprkids]

Glad it was helpful!

[@1984Phalanx]

Pet food is another choking hazard. Even though I took first aid this is a great refresher, thank you.

[@cutey00miss]

Not me watching this in bed, eating an apple, and not having a baby

[@kendrajeannette6481]

I thought my almost 2 yr old was choking and then I realized I don't even know what to do if he really was. Thank you for this video. I hope I never have to use these techniques but they are so important to know. Something the hospital should teach us before we leave after delivering babies would be nice

[@twicecactusman]

This was amazing, thank you. I did almost miss the part at the end where you said to call for an ambo if the first 5 back blows dont work. Maybe that should be at 6:23 instead of 7:20??

[@jn5433]

Common sense no? Not like you are going to load up this video and follow it step by step if it happens.