Sammy Davies

First aid trainer and former nurse, Sammy, loves to share life life-saving skills in an engaging, non scary way.

Sammy is a first aider and former nurse who is on a mission to share life-saving skills that empower people – rather than leaving them feeling petrified at the thought of anything bad happening EVER.

In her ‘Get Confident with Choking’ course Sammy uses the knowledge of both her medical background and her experience raising three children to give parents the tools to prevent choking and, most importantly, to deal with a choking situation with confidence, if it arises.

Sammy attributes her relaxed teaching style to her Australian heritage. A style that has served her well when she had her three kids within the space of three and a half years (please buy her course. The amount of coffee she needs doesn’t come cheap). Plus, we think she’s bonza.

You could scream, or you could read this

Parents. Bin the mealtime worry and get confident with choking. Become the expert on choking with this friendly, self paced masterclass.

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