We Can Help!: a First Book of First Aid

This charming story introduces young readers to fundamental first aid concepts through the engaging play of Nikki and Enzo. As they imagine various "accidents" with their toys, Enzo's doctor mother provides practical, easy-to-understand advice on how to handle common injuries like head bumps, nosebleeds, and even allergic reactions. The book also covers crucial topics such as water safety and how to call for help in a real emergency. Written by Vivian French with friendly illustrations by Anna Simeone, this book is designed to be a valuable teaching tool for parents and teachers, empowering children with knowledge without causing undue fear. It's the perfect start to the "First Skills" series, making learning about safety both fun and accessible for ages 4-11.

From scrapes to scratches, head bumps to bruises, learn all about the basics of first aid with Nikki and Enzo. Nikki and Enzo are playing a game about accidents . . . LOTS of accidents. When Nikki's dinosaur crashes into the train station and bumps his head, Enzo's mom, who's a doctor, introduces the two children to some simple first aid, like wrapping ice in a cloth and holding it to the bump. As the game continues, more casualties are discovered (or averted) thanks to Mom's practical advice on things like nosebleeds, allergies, sick stomachs, water safety, and how to get help quickly in an emergency. With a running narrative from prolific storyteller Vivian French, useful tips scattered throughout, and friendly illustrations by Anna Simeone, this charming story--kicking off the First Skills series--will keep young children engaged and serve as a valuable teaching tool for parents and teachers.