CPR for babies aged 0-12 months ***PLEASE CLICK ON LINK IN THE DESCRIPTION TO GO TO UPDATED VIDEO

[@ပထမဦးစွာအကူအညီမြန်မာနိုင်ငံ]

This should be taught in school in all countries

[@lesliegil3670]

ပထမဦးစွာအကူအညီမြန်မာနိုင်ငံ Yes I agree!

[@markjaymartin3554]

School don't rlly want to teach kids like this but it's more important than math😁

[@aytj2073]

@@markjaymartin3554 it isnt though, like in your life you will probably never need to do this

[@aytj2073]

@@markjaymartin3554 how do you know 1+1 or 2×2?, how would you do your taxes?, how would you get a job?

[@margaretonyenokwe-odili545]

To all schools, clinics & hospitals. Very clear.

[@ashleybond8898]

I am CPR certified. But this video was a great refresher. It’s good watch these videos often so the steps stay clear and fresh in your mind. Great job!

[@reds_4life23]

how about closing the baby´s nose while you do it? is it not necessary or she forgot to say it ???

[@fernandes1431]

@@reds_4life23 you put your mouth over both the baby's mouth and nose.

[@eddief6780]

@@reds_4life23 idk if this helps but, Im a lifeguard and Water Safety Instructor (WSI) In NYC and I know for us at my pool, we use a CPR mask that is made for both adults and children. The mask goes over the distressed persons nose, down to the chin so you won't need to worry about closing the nose. It has a nozzle on the other end of the mask that lets you push air through and filters out everything going in your direction so that nothing gets through your mouth like vomit, or anything that obstructs the patrons mouth when you are doing breaths. pinching the nose while giving breaths is just to secure the air going down the airway, but not everyone does it that way. Redcross is always updating their methods.

[@bobbycole5159]

KZbin needs to not put ads on these videos🙄. I dont have time to book with hotwire when my cousin is choking

[@arby133]

She put them, youtube didn't

[@pungoblin9377]

I didn’t get any ads. Also, didn’t someone post the exact same joke on Twitter?

[@gdhdjsksjdggdgdusidkdhg3540]

@@pungoblin9377 same didn't get any ads

[@erinsears6340]

Try a 15 second video on the heimlich if your cousin is choking...

[@rose881]

One of the best CPR video ever thank you for sharing

[@benjaminn.mohamed.2503]

I am a medical doctor in Tanzania. I have real appreciated your very good presentation. You are amazingly talented in teaching/instructing others. Keep up the excellent job and stay blessed.

[@sissymolnar4010]

I have been an RN since 1977 in the USA. Your videos are the best I have EVER watched. You explain exactly why each step is being done which, in my opinion, causes better learning and retention of the content. Most just give the steps but you take the time to describe and inform why each step is being done! Thank you so much!!!

[@denisetorres8412]

Sissy Molnar since 1977?

[@nobodyspecial3338]

She’s such a good instructor. Clear concise and slow. Thanks!

[@rose881]

Do not put add on this video this is the best CPR video ever

[@janicewilliams6841]

@@rose881 kkkk

[@earlebrown7096]

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[@kittens3029]

Everyone should know CPR. I hope to God I never have to do CPR on a baby

[@quinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn]

Kasia Liszka I just realized I didn't really know how to correctly do it so I decided to learn it

[@maluisacampfield4106]

I agree. It saved the life of one of my nephews. Good thing one of my brothers have a training on first aid or we could have lost him as the nearest hospital was an hour away.

[@laamberrobinson8677]

Kasia L Yesss not anyone

[@beccag2758]

CPR, AED, and heimlich should be mandatory in schools. Performing CPR on someone scares the crap out of me, I can’t imagine how scary it would be if you have no idea what to do.

[@lenorahcarolan7885]

PREACH

[@beccag2758]

11:24 she begins the entire process with no breaks. Might be helpful if you need the instructions ASAP

[@rayl.5256]

Thank you!!

[@addyjimenez5481]

Longest video of my life, augh

[@kamikamkamm]

Up

[@StillVoice_]

My son choked on a penny when he was 3yrs old and my first instict was to slap him hard on his back(thought i broke his ribs) but the damn penny was stuck so i immediately stuck my two fingers in his mouth and dig for that penny until i felt it and grabbed it,i now see that was a bad move and i felt my fingers turning into rubber and stretching like spaghetti,he threw up after and my eyes filled with tears and a sense of relief..when your a young mother and you don't know CPR your motherly love will do whatever it takes to save your child,my son terrible 2 lasted until terrible 3 and it was a nightmare! So grateful he is here with me today and will turn 15yrs old next month,i am looking at this video to be prepared for grand kids in the future if needed but i hope i never do. THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO.💖

[@s.k.k696]

Girl u saved his life!...u did nothing wrong

[@Megan6772]

It is so scary! Big hugs

[@7veralina]

Same😫...but it was a birthday balloon that popped & my 2yr put it in her mouth. As soon as I noticed her making gagging motions & holding her throat, i didn’t even think and stuffed 2 fingers down her throat to pull it out . The whole time I think I forgot to breath myself. I was so relieved when it came out that I nearly passed out crying. Since then I watched these type of videos probably once a year just to keep myself in the know how and that next time I’ll be able to remain calm as well knowing what I know.

[@ibeanzz]

When I was 14 a kid I was babysitting started choking on a piece of apple, he coughed at first and then he stopped making sounds and his face turned all red. So my first instinct was to grab that apple piece out of his throat and hey it worked but I was so so scared. I've heard of a lot of women doing this and it just happened to work out (thank god). We gotta do what will work with the knowledge we have 🙌🏼

[@erika.7462]

you are a great person

[@bkrejsta]

Tip, if there is no one around to call, then call 911 and put it on speaker phone, then you can perform car and talk at the same time

[@cprkids]

Sarah Schultz - 000 is the emergency number in Australia. You would need to call the number appropriate for your country.

[@SaucedoDGOm]

thank you so much for this video. my daughter was choking this morning on cereal... so scary thank God she spit it out. hopefully i never have to use this but if i do i will be prepared!

[@rebeccahjorleifson3819]

My biggest worry is panicking and overduing the breathes or puncturing a lung. I’m glad educational videos like this exist. Every should learn this.

[@bootsjones1602]

Good presentation. I wish she tied her hair up and no background music playing .

[@sokosokolovic8801]

Brilliant and so so thorough ....I learned so so much and absolutely enjoyed the lesson ....I could listen to this incredibly gifted lady 24/7 ....knows how to talk to us

[@lilikoi8888]

I feel CPR should be refreshed and this requested to watch by any of our children's caregivers...its so good to know, especially if an emergency happens, your prepared with these basic life saving tools.

[@sheilas1283]

Very clear explanation in a calm and concise manner but the ‘music’ is appallingly distracting. Why have it there at all on such an important video?

[@irenevargas8708]

i think CPR is something that everyone who is taking care of a baby should know; I took First aid and CPR class at Mt sac San Antonio college, and it was the best class i ever have taking in my life.

[@PneumaNoose]

The song “Staying Alive” from my CPR training class is what always helps me perform it correctly. If I ever have to perform CPR on someone, I’m gonna sing and dance his heart out. It’s the easiest way to remember the rate of CPR compressions.

[@serralheriamuller3630]

I feel a peace, hearing her speak

[@MsMariancic]

Thank you very much for the detailed info about CPR on a baby! I pray I would never have to use it ,but it’s good to be prepared for any situation.God Bless

[@urdadsayshi8218]

I'm a mother of a little girl under 1. I've heard horror stories of parents performing CPR wrong on their infants and babies and doing more damage than good. Thank you so much for this video, and the other educational material you upload! It's better to be safe than sorry and I feel much better now knowing this information.

[@wolfdasavage7967]

my 2.5 month old brother had a heart attack yesterday from having heart conditions and he died for like... 4 minuets before my dad did CPR on him so..... yea.... i might need to know how to do baby CPR... EDIT: hes stable now, he got sent to the hospital and is gonna get heart surgery today

[@brittanybrooks430]

Princess Kenny I hope he is well now!

[@marliecinco1259]

Your 2.5 month older brother had a heart attack yesterday and died? Are you just a fetus then? (Pretending im not replying to a 1 year old post)

[@mheny926]

@@marliecinco1259 2,5 month old brother,not older

[@marliecinco1259]

@@mheny926 OH! Now it makes sense to me now 😂 Thanks for pointing that out😅

[@applecider9968]

@@marliecinco1259 ...idiot

[@emilylucas868]

This is so perfectly explained and easy to follow. Thank you so much!

[@toiynhac]

thank you very much for your effort to bring this amazing video to the public. Well done.

[@MA-yz7ef]

Demonstrating while kneeling on that hemp rug must be uncomfortable. I appreciate your efforts

[@lorrainepoole9380]

I have never done cpr on a bady,but now watching the vidio I feel more confident to apply Cpr

[@bettyhill8182]

THANK YOU SO MUCH THIS VIDEO WAS AWESOME EVERYONE NEEDS TO KNOW HOW TO DO CPR GREAT TEACHER'S

[@gw3nd0l3n3]

As I'm watching this video I placed my fingers on my baby's chest and oh man, it feels so tender and thin... I hope that my training and this refresher video will not fail me if ever she is in need of my help 👀

[@juliemont.999]

I love the way she teaches ❣️

[@rachellamb2564]

Excellent instruction, thank you for this video. I got a little panicky watching this while feeding my infant at the thought of ever having to use it, but I'm so glad I found you and watched!!

[@cprkids]

Glad it was helpful!

[@emilymcdonald8440]

I’m a little kid But I’m watching bc my Aunty having a baby

[@lannafairy4664]

Thank you! you are so thorough and explained everything so well and didn't rush 😊 really helped understand everything. thanks!

[@cprkids]

Thank you!

[@ThiagoSantosAirboy]

Thank you very much!!:))) I never thought that I would need to know this technic, but now that I'm married I start to think that I definitely want to know how to deal with such situation in case one of my future kids or their friends is to go through something like this(hopefully not, but I want to be ready in case it does happen). Once again thank you very much! You may have indirectly saved some lives with this video!!! Thank you!:)))

[@marisela290]

She was a good instructor I neede to know this thanks so much... God bless

[@cprkids]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jrwalterkateiksngueihita3472]

A very Professional Presentation ....Thank you

[@cprkids]

You are welcome

[@paulssemugooma2612]

This is very important.

[@Tetratree]

nice and very simple way of demonstration of kids CPR ,i understood the Paed CPR well now

[@Dan82904]

This is great! Very well done!

[@Biblepromax]

U are a good teacher!

[@hassanmubarak4834]

Just the best way to demonstrate the CPR on an infant. great job .one suggestion, it would have been much effective, had the background music was at a lower volume; it disturbs much i reckon. thank you for your sharing of knowledge.

[@mers6420]

Thank you for this. I love how you explain.

[@gertha19]

Easy and very simple class, thanks

[@cprkids]

You are welcome 😊

[@stephenmagee2869]

fantastic. one of the best cpr videos i have watched. thankyou

[@cprkids]

Glad it helped!

[@colin-kun3611]

Very thorough and easy to follow.. thanks

[@syedafzalmahmud2229]

That’s the best video ever regarding CPR, heaps of Thanks, u cover all aspects of this life saving technique, have you got any other KZbin channel at all? Wish you make some more videos.....

[@MindSetReset]

Very thorough and clear. Thank you from the UK :o)

[@Jess_that_Artist]

Thankyou wanted proper education for my kids 🌻

[@mariafevlogs9727]

Now I know how to do cpr for kids thanks for sharing here Madam

[@okinoboo4743]

Thank you for this clear instruction

[@robertalansmith9870]

Good DRSABC

[@nuunyabizzness]

I can't be the only one who was waiting for her to say "Are you okay? Are you okay, Annie?" 😂😂

[@cprkids]

ha! Yes, we laugh about this in our classes ;)

[@Liverbird190]

What a terrific video, so well explained and told why the actions are necessary, brilliant

[@doloresmichel7933]

Blessing, and thank you for the video

[@harsha_in_the_wild]

Very Thankful for the Video.

[@cprkids]

You are welcome

[@vinujak9205]

Very important to learn CPR .Thank you

[@lilikoi8888]

Incredible, thank you! I needed this refresher

[@enriqueg8113]

My little brother was choking and when my mom got there it was to late so now IM learning to do cpr to save a life

[@gail619]

Great job, you taught well

[@cprkids]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@AshishGupta-fy4rz]

Thank you very much for this awesome video

[@yohannagodwindogara2177]

Thanks for the tap above it help much

[@dr.aprilhorsley4318]

Your videos are very thorough

[@vandamatram2995]

VERY GOOD

[@nasrineable]

Thank you very helpful. Love your accent.

[@lhingollave6422]

Thanks for this video. Very clear

[@cprkids]

Glad it was helpful!

[@katanya2829]

Many thanks for this. This is very well explained and I appreciate being told the reason behind each action which helps me understand and remember. How much force do I apply during compression? I'm afraid I may hurt my baby with too much force or I may not be applying enough force.

[@Mscookie3131]

+Kat Anya You are only using 2 fingers so you do want to go hard and fast. Its better for them to get bruised then too lose oxygen. Just remember that and you will be fine.

[@cprkids]

+Kat Anya yes, start off softer then increase the force. better to have bruisesand a breathing child, than a child who has choked!

[@Pinayinlondon]

With infant, we need to give initial rescue breath of 5 before compression because with infant it is more on respiratory arrest than cardiac arrest (they just stop breathing).You also need to do CPR for 1 full minute before calling ambulance to save the infant.

[@cprkids]

Hello, our video follows the Australian resuscitation guidelines for infant resuscitation. They do not recommend rescue breaths for layperson CPR. Other countries (and organisations) may have different guidelines.

[@sehatgaurd]

Very good method of explain the DRS ABCD 💑

[@paigeofcanada]

Very informative, thank you!

[@occhimarroni88]

Her voice is like a lullaby

[@sORrYiMLaTe_wHAtdiDiMisS]

Yes, very euphonious!!

[@mrsrehan100]

Thank you for this video

[@dudongsadikvlog8294]

Excellent and very helpfull thanks for this video of how to do a child CPR..

[@nlmb4130]

Excellent to view. I didn't have ads. BUT, music is annoying and distracting. No need for it.

[@cprkids]

Thank you for the feedback.

[@boruchschuster826]

the background song is pretty much the right rhythm for CPR! (100 compressions per min.)

[@sholaadewunmi9619]

This is GOOD!

[@cprkids]

:)

[@GabrielaHernandez-mq8kj]

Thanks

[@khalidkss1956]

excellent well done

[@donaldsharpe7475]

Is this an Australian film? The lady dialed 000 to reach the emergency services - or was I seeing things? Very informative, and surely a source of information for use over the years. I will try not to delete it. SJAB, keep up the good work!

[@cprkids]

Yes, it is Australian

[@CristinaRubin]

you are amazing. Thank you

[@chixthatfixphones1399]

Your videos are great!!

[@enehchibuzo7994]

excellent display but CPR duration before stop is not clearly explained. Although she said one can only stop when exhausted.

[@sunnysupremacy8182]

I swear if my baby needs cpr and someone comes in and says "Dont worry your baby is safe i practiced this to a manequinn" (This is a joke btw nice video its really helpful)

[@thunderscrube8698]

Video is a too slow but informative. RIP jimmie

[@sORrYiMLaTe_wHAtdiDiMisS]

Very informative!!

[@princessd419]

Very thorough and informative video. Thank you. Can you do an updated video though? In my recent CPR class they said ABCs is now CABs. Compressions first. Please correct me if im wrong and it doesn’t apply to infants.

[@cprkids]

Hi Daseul. Our video is up to date in accordance with the Australian Resuscitation Council Guidelines. You can visit resus.org.au/guidelines/ for further reading

[@susanw3532]

chin lift has not been used for several years. Has that changed in the last 2 years?

[@crustycorndogs662]

Me: **thinking she would count the compressions calmly** Her: ONE! TWO! THREE! FOUR! I'm kidding, this was seriously very helpful.

[@oliviagoaroundtheworld]

Thanks for sharing. Do we need block baby's noise when doing the breath?

[@jenniphurmortoninstaisamar6036]

Olivia C cover the babies month and nose with your month

[@GrowCois]

Thank you 🙏

[@leslieraymond6372]

Thank you

[@andreamorris9984]

I learned that not stopping compressions is best and if there is another person who can help one person does non-stop compressions and the other person does mouth to mouth. Does this apply to babies?

[@cprkids]

The Australian Resuscitation Council recommends 30 compressions to 2 breaths, unless you are unwilling or unable to do breaths, then do continuous compressions.

[@gmy33]

I ve rescued a baby ..he was grey and blue and not breathing .. airway clean .. mother in total panic ..there was no choke he was in shock .. needed cooling wet cloth on chest .. and waiting .. .. its apparantly regular with toddlers .. it looks awfull though ..

[@betty.fotofili]

thank you for this great video. When doing CPR on a child and you're giving 2 breathes do you pinch their nose while tilting their head? Are you able to do a video for CPR on a child please? Forgive me if there is one, I couldn't locate it. Cheers, Betty

[@cprkids]

Hi Betty, on a baby put your mouth around their nose and mouth. For a child, pinch their nose for breaths. Here is the link to the child video :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6OXqJVtf5KKrJo and follow us on FB - we do lots of live videos on child health subjects all the time!

[@seankiernan4480]

Thanks , you never know .

[@marissawhite7132]

I have a book called ANATOMICA witch tells me about CPR!

[@muhmmadali4570]

Best learned

[@deniseobrien5617]

just to verify there is NO head tilt for infants when you check their air way.

[@cprkids]

Correct, neutral position for infants.

[@deniseobrien5617]

So why is this women tilting the head for both opening the air way and also giving breaths?

[@cprkids]

she is tilting the head into the neutral airway opening position, as an unconscious baby (because of their large head) will be in flexion and will need to be moved into neutral. The extension head tilt for children and adults is much more significant - the chin should be pointing to the ceiling.

[@deniseobrien5617]

what she is doing is tilting the the head of an infant, plan and simple!!! Whether its little or great, its still wrong as far as I've been instructed. For Children it is a slight head tilt and adult is greater head tilt. Royal living saving Australia stressers NO TILT WHATSOEVER FOR INFANTS. But she is great in every other technique. Sorry but this is just what i was taught

[@amlomry2128]

please yt i need to stop these ads its annoying and it will not help me save my younger sister while she is choking

[@cprkids]

These videos are designed for viewers to learn before an incident occurs. If there is someone in need of medical attention, it is vital that you call an ambulance immediately

[@deyanamarie3126]

11:24 instructions

[@susanw3532]

in previous trainings I've had, we ALWAYS checked for a brachial pulse as part of the LOOK, LISTEN, and FEEL, to never do compressions on an already beating heart. Has this changed?

[@MISSMARLENE7]

regular lay people or non medical people no longer have to check for a pulse. just for the chest to rise and fall. if the chest is not rising then start compression's immediately