10 Questions
What is a potential sign of serious illness in a baby or toddler?
High temperature that does not come down with medication
When should you call 999 for an ambulance for a child?
If they stop breathing
What should you do if your child has a febrile seizure (fit) for the first time, even if they seem to recover?
Seek medical help immediately
What can be a sign of dehydration in a child?
Drier than usual nappies
When is it best to call your GP surgery for medical help for your child?
During the day from Monday to Friday
What is a potential indication of serious illness if your child is crying constantly and you cannot console or distract them?
It may indicate serious illness
When should you visit urgent treatment centres (urgent care services)?
If your baby is under 6 months old and hard to assess over the phone
What does it indicate if your child has blue, pale, blotchy, or ashen (grey) skin?
Indicates serious illness
When should you call NHS 111 for medical help for your child?
If it's hard for a doctor or nurse to assess them over the phone
What should you do if your child has green vomit?
Seek medical help immediately
Take this checklist to identify warning signs of serious illness in your baby or toddler, indicating the need for medical attention. Learn about high temperature, cold feet and hands, and when to seek medical help for your child's health.
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