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When Something Big Happens is a gentle, reassuring children’s book that helps young readers understand what to do during an emergency-without fear.
Through the eyes of Ollie, a curious and caring child, this story shows how big, scary moments can be handled with calm, courage, and confidence. When Ollie’s mom suddenly needs help, he remembers what he has been taught: stay calm, get safe, and get help. Step by step, children learn when it’s okay to call 9-1-1, what to say, and why asking for help is always the right choice.
The First Aid Crew Series
The First Aid Crew is a friendly, confidence-building children’s book series that helps kids learn simple, age-appropriate first aid skills through storytelling, teamwork, and kindness.
Led by the calm and caring Trauma Lama, Lucy and her friends face everyday childhood emergencies—nosebleeds, bumps, scrapes, and surprises—using clear steps, steady breathing, and compassion. Each story gently teaches children what to do, how to stay calm, and when to get an adult, empowering them without fear.
Accidents happen—even to great athletes!
When Patty, a happy and energetic soccer player, twists her ankle during a game, she learns that knowing what to do can make a big difference. Luckily, the First Aid Crew is ready to help!
Join Lucy, Fred, Emil, Gladys, Earl, and Trauma Lama as they teach kids how to recognize a sprained ankle and use R.I.C.E
Tough as Nails, Soft at Heart is a reflective and practical guided journal for Gen X women who built their careers in male-dominated fields — women who were underestimated, who quietly outperformed, and who are now ready to lead without armor.
Written by an active paramedic, instructor, and small business owner, this journal blends personal stories with deep reflection prompts and light strategy to help you:
Teddy Visits Kwik Kare Bear is a heartwarming story that helps children feel more comfortable about seeing a doctor. With friendly characters and a reassuring message, young readers will learn that even when they feel scared, they can be brave.
When the First Aid Crew meets Oliver, they notice his smile looks a little different. Curious and caring, they learn that everyone has their own unique way of growing, learning, and expressing themselves. Through play, questions, and compassion, the group discovers that being different can sometimes bring challenges-but it also makes each person special.