A Geelong infant and child first-aid course plan

Use this guide when a household wants a practical safety session rather than another entertainment listing. The official City of Greater Geelong event page lists Infant and Child First Aid Geelong for Sunday 13 September 2026, 12:30 pm to 4:00 pm, at Geelong Library and Heritage Centre, Level 2 Nyaal Meeting Room, 51 Little Malop Street, Geelong. It describes the course as designed for parents, grandparents and carers, with PAEDS Education leading the session.

The source-backed value is the topic mix. The City page says the course covers infant and child CPR, choking, breathing difficulties, seizures, allergic reactions and other common childhood emergencies. That makes it useful for families who want a structured local session before a new baby arrives, before grandparents take on more care, or before a household decides whether it needs a more formal accredited first-aid pathway. This article does not provide medical instructions; use the official session and qualified presenters for technique, questions and scenario detail.

Plan the visit around the listed three-and-a-half-hour block. Because the event is at the Geelong Library and Heritage Centre in central Geelong, allow time to arrive, find the Level 2 Nyaal Meeting Room and settle in before the 12:30 pm start. If more than one caregiver is involved, decide who should attend together so the same advice can be heard first-hand. If only one person can go, use the session afterwards to make a short household checklist of what was learned, what needs practice, and what emergency information should be easy to find at home.

Keep the assumptions tight. The official page supports the date, time, location, organiser, audience and emergency topics, but this guide does not claim ticket availability, price, accreditation status, parking, accessibility, equipment provided or suitability for every child-care situation unless the live event page confirms those details when booking. Check the source before committing. The practical decision is simple: if you care for infants or children in Greater Geelong and want a locally listed, focused first-aid learning block, this course is a stronger planning lead than another short family activity.