Clearing the Airways

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How to know if your baby is at risk of choking or suffocating?
What should you do if your baby is choking to clear their airways?

40% of baby deaths under one year of age are associated with suffocation due to choking. 95% of these cases occur in the home.
First aid and resuscitation training is the best way to prevent this type of situation.

I invited Karl Brodeur, a paramedic and first aid teacher with Vitalis, to come in. He has more than 17 years of experience. In this video, he shows us how to clear a baby’s airways.

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