Baby Resuscitation

Baby & Child resuscitation training courses run by volunteers, funded by your support.

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Prime Minister David Cameron recognises Natasha's efforts with a Point of Light Award.
Natasha with Girls Aloud star, Kimberley Walsh
Baby Resuscitation Founder Natasha Jones awarded Tesco Community Mum of the Year 2015
Hands on training and guidance from qualified professionals
Baby Resuscitation Founder Natasha Jones is passionate about training parents, grandparents & carers of infants and babies
Baby Resuscitation Founder Natasha Jones wins 2014 Influential Woman of the Year Venus Award sponsored by Peter Cooper VW.
Lead Resuscitation Officer, Katie Baker, addresses attendees at a recent course
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Welcome to Baby Resuscitation

We are a not-for-profit Community Project run by founder and volunteer Natasha Jones and supported by her husband, Karl. Our aim is to offer these life saving skills to as many parents, grandparents and carers of infants and babies as possible.

We take no benefits or salary, with all monies used to hire professional resuscitation officers, venues and to pay for any course advertising. We are passionate about training as many people as possible because we went through an experience that we so easily could have been better prepared for.

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Next Course

Date: Saturday, February 21st 2026
Location: Brockenhurst Village Hall, Brockenhurst
Times: 09.00am to 11.00am

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Next Course

Date: Saturday, February 21st 2026
Location: Brockenhurst Village Hall, Brockenhurst
Times: 09.00am to 11.00am

View details >>

Register your interest in our Treatment of Common Injuries & Accidents Course. Covering basic first aid to give you the skills when called upon. This course covers treatments for baby to child and consists of how to treat cuts, burns and scolds, objects in the nose and ear, swallowing poisons and minor head injuries and much more.