CPR for children aged 1-8 years ***PLEASE CLICK ON LINK IN THE DESCRIPTION TO GO TO UPDATED VIDEO***

[@JERTHITA]

2 days ago my nephew stopped breathing. Got a wheel from a toy car stuck. I had to wstch this video 5 days prior to that. Today my nephew is alive and still thriving. Thank you so much for this very informative video. My family is greatful. From our hearts to you, THANK YOU

[@ladytradiej8027]

omg, amazing. well done.

[@cprkids]

Oh my goodness, I am so glad your nephew is ok! Well done for knowing what to do!!!

[@TheNotorious365]

This is, by far, the best child CPR video on the internet. You explain everything so well and so calmly. Thank you!

[@cprkids]

Thank you!

[@CarmenGarcia-sq2ld]

Hello this is Carmen, I’ve just passed my CPR/AED certification test with a 95% two days ago and I am telling you thank you very much for helping me to passed my CPR/AED certification test.

[@cprkids]

Well done Carmen, that's fantastic!

[@CarmenGarcia-sq2ld]

CPR Kids TV Thank you very much.

[@CarmenGarcia-sq2ld]

CPR Kids TV Everyone should learn CPR/AED

[@ladytradiej8027]

Brilliant! I was one of those people who thought we were doing compressions to get the heart started. I'm 57 and only learnt that today while watching this!! Thank you.

[@cprkids]

Wonderful!

[@CarmenGarcia-sq2ld]

Good!!!!

[@deirdrefaulkner8497]

My 9 year old girl impressed every one thank you

[@serralheriamuller3630]

I feel a peace, hearing her speak

[@CinnamonDelight-xb8pl]

Your doggie was so calm thanks for great teaching

[@Chacrebleu]

Excellent! I like how it is very detailed and yet not too long! Good way to update CPR knowledge. Thank you!

[@cprkids]

You are very welcome

[@freespiritdamsel]

This is the best and simplest CPR on kids ive watched. Hopefully, i won’t come into a situation where i will need this. Thank you for this video

[@cprkids]

you are welcome, I hope it helps

[@CarmenGarcia-sq2ld]

Wonderful you’ve learned it.

[@Marcel-gt4tp]

Such a shame that I am choosing to learn this at 20 years of age instead of the elementary school. Better late then never I guess...

[@kristinaedwards9457]

Thank you this was very helpful! Hopefully I never have to use this in Washington State USA but it is nice to know.

[@stefanvitas1397]

God Bless You! Thanks!

[@tomthumb2723]

Amazing communication and presentation. Thank you.

[@ramleeoak9299]

Thank you Sarah for a very clear explanation of all the steps needed to sustain a young life. I hope I never need to use it but it's good to know I have a basic idea now how to act straight away if necessary thanks to you and your team.

[@susanmolina9915]

This video is very informative and it helps a lot on emergency

[@startsaving]

by far the best kids cpr how to video ive seen yet. thank you!!

[@0black0keys0]

Incredibly well done. Thank you!

[@noviakyo7119]

Thanks for sharing such a good knowledge!

[@jasonlaramore1585]

Thank you so much! From the bottom of my heart thank you.

[@halimakanneh2469]

Thanks for teaching this video its really good I enjoyed it, made me learn more about children.

[@cheekysquirrel777]

After doing your course with my Mums group here at home, its great to watch this refresher video! Love your work Sarah! ;-)

[@cprkids]

Thank you! SO glad you enjoyed the class!

[@darleneworks3397]

Thank you so much. Thank you so much so good thank you

[@MrChuuya43]

911 is in america and this is helpful for my studies

[@Parkhopper1985]

God bless you for making this video.

[@MissMaddieWren]

That dog does not care that his lady is rescuing Jonie!

[@mihaelahatch1257]

Don't know why but watching this makes me choke up. I'm a softy. I care about kids

[@khalidkss1956]

excellent thanks a lot

[@BarbieCatt]

be careful about any possible neck injuries

[@BarbieCatt]

or 911 in the USA

[@ladytradiej8027]

I think it's 112 in Europe.

[@faikazawahir6924]

very helpful, you are good at teaching

[@ivp84]

Thanks for your work

[@mihaelahatch1257]

I will be trained in CPR for pediatrics next Saturday. I want to be an aqua ability instructor. It's a person who works with people who have disabilities in the water.

[@bernardosalazar6752]

Thank you much

[@rkudos]

Great video. Very helpful!

[@crustycorndogs662]

Sarah: Nellie the elephant. Me: the hec is that? Sarah: Baba black sheep. Me: Ook... Sarah: Or staying alive by the- Me: AH AH AH AH STAYIN ALIVE, STAYIN ALIVE, AH AH AH AH STAYIN ALIVEEEEEE!!! But seriously, thank you for making this video. You never know when you you are going to need it!

[@cprkids]

😂

[@jade-br1xx]

the dog...lol...extremely well behaved and laid back. Mine would be jumping on me and trying to get all attention bc he's jealous of the CPR mannequin . Very informative video. thanks.

[@westonhuffman7908]

My favorite part is always Blowing Air!!

[@thelmacartagena4488]

interesting information thanks

[@anjushrestha3542]

thanks for the video

[@RICHARDPRPR]

Excelente !!! keep up ! We salude you form Puerto rico !

[@amlomry2128]

thank u for session i rilly enjoyed it

[@cprkids]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JesseEricksonSutton]

Very informative. I do have an important question. I always hear “get the clothes off” but in reality, do we really have time to do this? Who would have scissors to cut or have the ability to get a shirt over the head?

[@cprkids]

Great question! AED's usually have shears in the prep kits which can be used to cut off clothes, otherwise just lift up the shirt etc to expose the chest.

[@adamfinn2659]

Thank you for this helpful video! My family watches it regularly to stay fresh. I was wondering: if the child is unconscious due to choking (i.e., blocked airway) is it necessary/helpful to do the breaths? Isn't it the case that if the airway is blocked and they can't breathe, we won't be able to push air down the trachea with our own breath?

[@cprkids]

Hello, The Australian Resuscitation Council guidelines recommend starting CPR if the child is unconscious with abnormal/absent breathing. You may get some air past the object, possible not. The guidelines indicate you carry on CPR as you normally would, regardless of the cause. Hope that helps.

[@adamfinn2659]

@@cprkids Wonderful, thank you for the fast reply!

[@FaizanALI-fy8bo]

#Firstaid #learnfirstaid #firstaidcource #firstaidredcross #cpr #DRABCD

[@mschamt1]

Example is great, but hair should be put up before demonstrations!

[@robloxian726]

I was CPR trained my Kaiser Permanente just saying

[@drdrey6165]

Thanks very much for this video. I have a question to be backed up with 2 experiences of a fainted victim. Actually, I've never been trained about or experienced where CPR is being performed on a fainted person/victim before. But I've been hearing and reading about it. So this is one of the first sets of 3 videos I've watched today as regarding CpR. sometimes around August 2020: Exp1. I was in a traffic where two motorcycles collides in a full speed which caused a very fatal accident. One of the men sustained very serious injury and had deep cuts all over his body, while the other man was just lying unconsciously (totally gone) myself and some other guys rushed to the scene, carried the unconscious man to a saver place in a lying position; 'for the first time, I tried performing CpR on the man and after about 30minutes, the first thing I noticed was that I began to feel some kind of rush on is chest which was quite before then, it was during that time the man raised is had for the first time to hold my hand. I continued for another 10minutes though exhausted, then the man raised his head and tried to stand up then we helped him up. After another 10minutes he started talking. To cut the story, he regained his consciousness, we took him to the hospital and he was ok. Exp 2. Just yesterday 23of November 2020. A boy of about 7 years old was beaten by him mother and then fainted. The mother brought him out and cried out for help, everybody were trying their best and I also tried mine, laid him flat and noticed HE WAS FLOPPY AND QUIET. HIS CHEST WAS FLAT AND TOMMY INFLATED kind of; 1. I tried rubbing his Tommy back to the chest to cause ballance, performed some minutes of CpR while others where slapping his foot and yelling his name, after 10 minutes, he started making some sound from his nose (as if the nose was blocked) he was then rushed to the clinic. But unfortunately this morning, he was announced Dead. My question is, though some of us could not follow them to the hospital, and vehicle could not even get to the house due to bad road, so someone placed him on the shoulder lying on his Tommy with his face down to where the vehicle was: 1. What could have been the cause of his death after getting to the clinic 2. Could it be the way he was being carried to the hospital or 3. Were there things that was supposed to be done for him being a child before he was taken to the hospital. Thanks as I await your response to be prepared in order to prevent such occurrence in the future. Thanks. [phone]

[@cprkids]

Hello, I'm very sorry, but it is impossible to say, there are many things that may have contributed to the death of the child. CPR should be performed if the person is unconscious with abnormal or no breathing.

[@israelcavuilagi2501]

Sweet!!🔥🤙

[@katalovesresets7487]

I have a question here: what if the patient have a rib broken and you're just pulling it inside with compressions punctioning the lungs?

[@cprkids]

The priority is to circulate the blood. to the organs, primarily the brain, so just keep going!

[@LeoMes01]

Or treasure by bruno mars

[@patriciacurtis349]

what do you do if there is danger? do you just grap them and run to somewhere safe even if the parents aren't there and don't know what to do?

[@cprkids]

Hi Patricia. This is very much situational and depends on what the danger is, specific to the incident.

[@Anastasia-hj2gm]

What if the child has a neck or spinal injury, would we still roll the child on its side if there is reason to?

[@cprkids]

yes, airway takes priority of suspected spinal injury if the victim is unconscious

[@onepiecegotmeinlove691]

If they drown and I put him to the side (because he is breathing regularly) to let the water out but It doesn’t go away, do I start compressions?

[@cprkids]

Only do CPR if the person is unconscious with abnormal breathing.

[@tylerwhite8359]

What to do if it babies and young little kids?????????????????????????

[@cprkids]

We have another youtube video for babies under the age of 1 :)

[@isabelhidalgo2058]

used to fingers to do CPR for young infants and two breaths

[@rmd9250]

Is this for toddlers too? 2 and up?

[@cprkids]

yes it is

[@williamchoi808]

Nothing happens when I dial "000"

[@HikerJohn316]

Are you in the USA? Call 911

[@isabelhidalgo2058]

Yep

[@isabellam4034]

If their airway is blocked and they aren't breathing do i still roll them on the side or if they are breathing roll them on to their side?

[@mickinoz2005]

Bell Moran if airway is blocked and not breathing it's cpr all the way but without breaths

[@sevenblessed2543]

Why is it different for babies?

[@aaronredis4020]

FOE7 Because babies are much smaller than adults, you don’t want to over-ventilate them with your breaths and using your whole hands as you would an adult is dangerous. Instead, the two-finger rule for infants 0-12 months is just right amount needed to resuscitate assuming it’s 1/3 depth as opposed to to 2 inches for an adult. It’s just a ratio you’re supplementing for, just as if the adult weighed 400 lbs, you would probably need to press about 4 inches to have effective compressions.

[@alisejankovska9125]

doggy is sleeping😊

[@switchrandomz6987]

THE WAY U SAY JOHNNY! haha!

[@cprkids]

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[@valentinamartinez8299]

how can someone dislike this video lmao

[@pherilenboyd8588]

If u can leave out these characters singers an actors that not included in CPR would be swell. It is a distraction because I have to stop an explain who these ppl. Are an they loose focus about the reason they are here

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[@trabuddinchaudhary3928]

Thanks for sharing such a good knowledge!