Clear steps for the moments that matter

Baby can't cry, cough, or breathe. Act within seconds using back blows and chest thrusts.

Child can't speak, cough, or breathe. Use abdominal thrusts (Heimlich).

Fever is the body fighting infection. Focus on comfort and watch for warning signs.

Cool the burn, cover it, and assess depth. Larger or deep burns need urgent care.

Swelling of face/lips/tongue, trouble breathing, hives, or vomiting after allergen exposure. Life-threatening — act immediately.

Child swallowed medication, cleaner, plant, or unknown substance.

Most head bumps are minor. Watch for warning signs over the next 24–48 hours.

Sudden shaking, staring, or stiffening. Most stop on their own in 1–2 minutes.

Stop the bleeding, clean the wound, and decide whether stitches are needed.

Unresponsive and not breathing. Start CPR immediately and call 911.

Silent and fast. Get them out, check breathing, start rescue breaths immediately.

Pain, swelling, deformity, or refusal to use a limb after impact.