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May 17

Swipe to see these freebies today, and tag a mum that needs to know this!

Want to kick parental anxiety right outta your nest? Prepare for the marathon of parenthood by downloading our Virtual Freebies!

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May 14

This week’s allergy friendly recipe is up inside The Nest Allergy Membership and we are now working on next weeks! 🥘 Login here 👉🏼 thenestcpr.com/allergy-membership (also check out what our allergy parents have to say...) 🎉⠀⠀
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In The Nest Allergy Membership you get a new recipe each week and we try to give you allergen alternatives where we can 🥛 🌾 ⠀⠀
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You also get access to Allergy Nurse Professionals 4 days a week to ask questions about YOUR CHILD, a portal packed full of allergy information & education, reaction reference sheets, printables and so much more⠀⠀
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If you’re not a member 🕊 We’d LOVE for you to check it out here! thenestcpr.com/allergy-membership

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May 13

My child sustained a rather nasty head injury yesterday, as you'll see in the pictures that accompany this video.

So I wanted to go through some of the signs and symptoms of a moderate to severe head injury.

He was running down a very steep path in the national park. The path was full of great big boulders, and was the sort of place that you should not be running! And he was running fast and he fell, and he hit his head on a rock and rebounded.

What are the symptoms of a moderate to severe head injury?

{LET'S READ & WATCH MORE HERE} → https://thenestcpr.com/2021/05/13/head-injury-7-yrs-old-boy-vs-boulder/

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May 10

FPIES, otherwise known as Food Protein Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome.

This is a reacion to food that involves the immune system. It mainly affects infants ad young children. It is an allergic reaction that causes inflammation of the small and large intestine.

Normally this results in profuuse vomiting 2-4 hours after ingestion. There can also be some diarrhoea sometimes.

Sometimes the child can become pale and floppy and their temperature may drop.

There is no way to treat FPIES so the food must be avoided until your specialist decides you should reintroduce either at home or in a hospital food challenge.

Most children will outgrown FPIES during the preschool years.

FPIES is not an IgE mediated reaction so you won't see the classic swelling, hives and anaphylaxis type symptoms.

How is it different to other types of food allergy?
🕊 Is usually a delayed reaction.
🕊 Reactions only involve the gastrointestinal system.
🕊 No hives, welts or swellings are seen on the face or body.
🕊 Is not associated with anaphylaxis.
🕊 Adrenaline (epinephrine) autoinjectors are NOT used to treat the reaction.

If you live with childhood allergy, you might like our 🎁 FREE gift 🎁
Grab our FREE PDF ‘A Journey Through Food Challenge’ via the link in our bio!

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May 10

🕊🌟 Classes For May/June 🌟🕊

"You don't need these skills until you REALLY need them" This is the sentence that one of our parents said made her shiver and ultimately spend 3 hours of her life learning baby and child first aid.... just in case.⠀
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This 3 hour class taught by a paediatric nurse will teach you everything you need to know to deal with an emergency with your child or someone else's.⠀⠀
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👩🏼‍🎓 You will learn:⠀⠀
∙ Baby & Child CPR⠀⠀
∙ Choking⠀⠀
∙ Fever⠀⠀
∙ Broken bones⠀⠀
∙ Drowning⠀⠀
∙ Febrile convulsions⠀⠀
∙ Head injuries⠀⠀
∙ Poisoning⠀⠀
∙ Burns⠀⠀
∙ Anaphylaxis⠀⠀
∙ First Aid Q&A⠀⠀
∙ Introducing Common Allergenic Foods⠀⠀
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On the day everyone will receive:⠀⠀
∙ Class ebook emailed⠀⠀
∙ Choking & CPR Fridge Magnet⠀⠀
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Babies under 12 months and breastfeeding welcome.⠀⠀👩‍🍼🧑‍🍼
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👩🏼‍💻 Book online: thenestcpr.com/book⠀

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