This is the heart-stopping moment a hero nanny saves a 10-month-old baby from choking using the Heimlich manoeuvre. The incident unfolded in Zhengzhou, Henan, China when the baby began to choke on ...

For people who may be pregnant or obese, the Heimlich maneuver can be administered with five chest thrusts to the breastbone, or middle of the chest, instead of the abdomen. Instead, if a baby ...

Toi had just taken a baby Heimlich maneuver class. Source: Irish Examiner (via Blogging Baby) Thanks to CBB Reader Candi. Mom Had No Idea She Was Pregnant Until She Gave Birth. Then a Cop Saved ...

Immediately, Brown did the Heimlich maneuver on Eli, which he had learned to do several years ago during emergency training at the post office. "The baby started crying so I said, 'He's OK mom ...

A baby is likely choking if ... They lose consciousness. The Heimlich maneuver, also called abdominal thrusts, is a lifesaving method you can do on someone who is choking, or on yourself.

He immediately began giving the newborn the Heimlich maneuver. "C'mon baby, c'mon baby," Deputy Dodson said while performing the life-saving measures. "You have to breathe baby. Please ...

but the Heimlich maneuver didn’t work. That's when a man dining at the restaurant calmly retrieved the Lifevac device from his car and used it to save the baby's life. It was a scary moment at ...

Ray jumped from her seat, grabbed the baby and performed the Heimlich maneuver. The object, a quarter, became dislodged from the infant’s airway. Ray is a pediatric advanced life support and ...

When Officers Kenneth Larsen and Daniel Abbatemarco reached the scene, they found a baby choking on some type of object. In the footage, Larsen begins performing the Heimlich maneuver on the ...

Jaxson Dempsey is only 8, but he’s credited with saving his baby sister’s life. The Hazleton boy performed the Heimlich maneuver, a skill he learned from a Nickelodeon show almost a year ago.

The Heimlich maneuver uses abdominal thrusts to force ... Repeat until the object is dislodged. Position the baby face down on the forearm, ensuring the baby’s head is lower than their chest.