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Charity shares festive first aid tips to help enjoy safe Christmas with your loved ones
dailyrecord.co.ukMany families will be gearing up for all of the festive fun which Christmas has to offer. However, a charity group has urged people to remain aware in case anything goes wrong.
St Andrew’s First Aid, Scotland’s only dedicated first aid charity, has shared its tips to keep families safe this winter season.
They say Christmas is a busy time, with plenty of room for accidents and incidents. From cooking to decorating the home things can go wrong, and the charity group wants to make sure that people are prepared.
This includes knowing vital CPR as well as what to do if somebody is choking. Here are some of their festive first aid tips, which should allow people to rest assured they are prepared for a very merry Christmas.When preparing multiple meals, not to mention juggling a turkey and all the trimmings on Christmas Day, it is key to be careful of exposed stoves, boiling pans, and hot countertops.St Andrew’s First Aid says: "If you or a loved one receives a burn while cooking, hold the affected area under cold running water for at least 20 minutes to cool the area.
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