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When something happens to your baby or young child, knowing what to do next can make a huge difference to how confidently you respond.
This practical workshop is designed to help parents and caregivers recognise and respond to common baby and infant emergencies. We’ll work through realistic situations, what to look for, what you can do in the moment, and when to seek further medical help.
The focus is on practical know-how you can take home and actually use, without information overload or complicated medical language.
Ideal during pregnancy or once baby has arrived, and a great workshop for partners, grandparents and other caregivers too.
5.30pm–7.15pm | Hawke’s Bay | $85 per couple
Why You’ll Love This Workshop
Feel confident in your ability to respond to baby emergencies
Learn practical skills without the overwhelm of certification courses (no quizzes or tests!)
Ask all your “what-if” questions in a relaxed, welcoming space
Bring your partner or support person (or come solo—whatever suits you best!)
Leave with printable cheat sheets, fridge magnet references, and resources you’ll actually use
When something happens to your baby or young child, knowing what to do next can make a huge difference to how confidently you respond.
This practical workshop is designed to help parents and caregivers recognise and respond to common baby and infant emergencies. We’ll work through realistic situations, what to look for, what you can do in the moment, and when to seek further medical help.
The focus is on practical know-how you can take home and actually use, without information overload or complicated medical language.
Ideal during pregnancy or once baby has arrived, and a great workshop for partners, grandparents and other caregivers too.
5.30pm–7.15pm | Hawke’s Bay | $85 per couple
Why You’ll Love This Workshop
Feel confident in your ability to respond to baby emergencies
Learn practical skills without the overwhelm of certification courses (no quizzes or tests!)
Ask all your “what-if” questions in a relaxed, welcoming space
Bring your partner or support person (or come solo—whatever suits you best!)
Leave with printable cheat sheets, fridge magnet references, and resources you’ll actually use
