Exactly the right level and pace to be a friendly, gentle introduction to basic First Aid for children- giving them confidence and skills to deal with emergencies. My daughter really enjoyed the hands on activities (and the sticker rewards!), and the instructors made it fun and playful, while still ensuring that the children were learning and practising in age appropriate ways.
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Teddy Bear First Aid and CPR course outline
During your 1-hour Teddy Bear First Aid and CPR session in Lincoln, our nurse-led tutors will cover:
Staying Safe - Learning to spot danger and knowing exactly when to call for a grown-up sidekick.
The Wake-Up Shake - How to check if someone is awake by calling their name and giving their shoulder a gentle "superhero tap."
The Big Check - Using your eyes, ears, and hands to "Look, Listen, and Feel" for breath, then calling 999 for back-up.
The Superhero Sleep - What to do if someone is dreaming but breathing—rolling them onto their side to keep them safe.
Push Hard, Push Fast - Learning the rhythmic "superhero beat" to help a heart that needs a hand by pushing in the middle of the chest.
Helping a Friend - How to be a hero for "ouchies", using first aid to help with bleeds and burns.
Our training hubs in Lincoln
We use venues on Lincoln’s south and west sides to keep the day straightforward, with easier parking and less city-centre traffic to deal with.
Where we teach
We commonly use areas around North Hykeham, Waddington, Bracebridge Heath and Swinderby. Learners also travel in from Sleaford, Newark and Gainsborough.
Getting there
The A46, A15 and Lincoln bypass provide the easiest approach. Parking is usually free or low cost, with local bus links available.
Frequently asked questions
Why use HealthCore?
Training should be friendly, confidence-building, and practical.
Our sessions are hands-on, scenario-based, and taught in plain English. We prioritize practice over slides, using industry-leading simulation equipment (from Laerdal and Practiman) to ensure realism.
We keep the atmosphere relaxed and supportive, ensuring every candidate leaves feeling ready to act when it counts.
As a nurse-led provider based in the East Midlands, we set a higher standard for safety training.
Your course will be delivered exclusively by Registered Healthcare Professionals with current NHS clinical experience. We bridge the gap between theory and reality, giving you the confidence that comes from learning from those who save lives for a living.
Don't settle for tick-box training when lives depend on it.
When will I get the exact venue address for my Lincoln course?
Wherever possible the date listing already points you to the right side of town, for example Lincoln (North Hykeham) or Lincoln (Bracebridge Heath). About two weeks before your Teddy Bear First Aid and CPR date we send the exact address and arrival details by email, once numbers are confirmed and the room is booked.
Who is Teddy Bear CPR for?
Teddy Bear First Aid and CPR is perfect for schools, nurseries, and clubs who want to show little ones that there is "no need to be big to be brave"and is ideal for children aged 4 to 8 years.
We know first aid can seem scary for little ones. That’s why our healthcare professional trainers use Buddy the Bear to lead the way! Teddy Bear First Aid and CPR is designed to be 100% "scare-free," focusing on confidence, play, and simple actions that save lives. It’s perfect for children who might find a standard first aid courses a bit overwhelming.
Will my child get something to remember the day?
Absolutely! Every child will be given a certificate at the start of the session to earn stickers as they complete each mission.
What should I bring for Teddy Bear First Aid and CPR?
Every child should bring their favourite teddy bear or soft toy 🧸. They won't just be watching; they'll be performing life-saving "pushes" and "Superhero Sleeps" on their best furry friends! Also, don’t forget to bring a drink and some snacks.
Parents bring your mobile phone as we'll be using our specially designed web-app to practise calling 999.
What should children wear for Teddy Bear First Aid and CPR?
Please wear your comfiest play clothes (like joggers and a t-shirt) and trainers for Teddy Bear First Aid and CPR. We are going to be very busy moving around and kneeling on the floor to practice our superhero skills, so make sure they can wiggle and move easily!
Can you deliver Teddy Bear First Aid and CPR at my school, nursery, or clubs in Lincoln?
We would be delighted to work with your organisation. Please use the “Get a quote” function above to contact us with as much information as possible. All our instructors are healthcare professionals with enhanced criminal records checks.
Is Teddy Bear First Aid and CPR accredited training?
No. Teddy Bear First Aid and CPR is a non-accredited programme designed for small children to have a core understand of CPR and emergency situations.
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