Bounty campaign
Every year more than one million children in the UK are involved in an accident in the home* yet a recent Bounty survey commissioned by the British Red Cross revealed that half of parents have never done a first aid course.
The survey also found that while mums/ mums-to-be feel confident in being able to deal with bleeding and, to a lesser extent, burns, it appears that there is a lot less confidence in dealing with choking and breathing difficulties.** It is this research that has led us to our partnership with Bounty. We want to give parents the essential knowledge and training to cope with a real emergency.
Free first aid kit for Bounty mums
Bounty is a pregnancy and parenting club that provides information, support and products for families. Bounty has a range of sample packs that provide expectant and new mums with important information, expert advice, and “try before you buy” samples.
The Red Cross is delighted to provide first aid information for inclusion in the “Mum-to-be Essentials” and “Family” packs, which are available in Boots and Sainsbury’s stores across the UK. As part of a national campaign, Bounty mums who book our first aid for baby and child course (5 hours) will be able to claim a free first aid kit worth £9.99.
This offer is exclusive to Bounty members.
This compact first aid kit contains just about everything a new parent needs to tend to their little explorer’s scrapes and bruises. It’s easy to carry in any handbag or changing bag, meaning it is always at hand in case of accidents.
To claim your free first aid kit, just follow these three simple steps:
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Register and book your course online as a new public customer
- On registration, when asked “What motivated you to book a first aid course?”, click "Bounty" in the drop down box
- Bring your first aid kit voucher in your Bounty booklet with you to the course
Full terms and conditions do apply.
We hope you’ll join us in celebrating this exciting partnership and we look forward to welcoming you on the first aid for baby and child course.
*Source: NHS
**Bounty Survey of 2,485 mums commissioned by the British Red Cross 2009
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