About this episode
I know it's awful to imagine anyone choking —especially our precious little ones. But it happens to families every single day, just like it happened to us.
We were at a restaurant when our nine-month-old son choked. As a pediatric ER nurse, I’ve held too many moms who have said, “If only I would have known,” As a mom, I could have lost my own son if I wouldn’t have known what to do.
I don’t want even one more parent to feel helpless in a life-threatening emergency.
This is why I am over the moon excited to announce the launch of my new Parent Virtual Certification: Choking & CPR course. The link can be found below!
Learn today so you are ready for tomorrow – because this is one emergency, you won’t have time to wait for help… and no one is more capable than YOU.
You are doing the most important work on earth – and I’m here to serve as a resource – and one of your biggest cheerleaders.
Episode Highlights:
- Getting personal: Jack’s Story
- Importance of trading panic for preparation
- Parent Virtual Certification: Choking & CPR Course Launch
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