IT’S easy to think your child is only vulnerable to drowning in large bodies of water, like a pool or the sea. But health experts have warned that it only takes a couple inches of water to pu…
Once that happens due to lack of oxygen reaching the brain, your tot will stop breathing and become unconscious, the paramedic went on.He detailed what you need to do in such a situation, step by step.The very first thing you should do is call an ambulance, Ross said, and listen to the call taker's advice."We've got to clear the airway because we know it's probably blocked full of water," was Ross's second piece of advice.
Do this 30 times, "at a rate of around 100-120 compressions per minute", going doing to about one third of your little one's chest dept, Ross said. "Just get them and nurse them on their side, keep your hand on the chest and their tummy to feel if they're breathing."5. Keep doing CPR - you're doing more than you think
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