04/08/2026
Stefan, Emma & Kelsey saved a little boy’s life who was found lifeless having drowned in a pond…their quick thinking made all the difference, and Stefan’s recent refresher training meant he had the confidence and knowledge to take action and he knew what to do…
Ask yourself if you would know what to do if you were ever faced with a situation like this whilst out for a walk in a park? Would you have have confidence in your skills and knowledge? If the answer is no, please consider coming along to one of our classes and spend just a couple of hours learning lifesaving skills in a relaxed and friendly setting. 🥰
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This is Stefan. He found a toddler lying face down in a duck pond when his quick thinking saved his life. ❤️🙏
We reported yesterday about two hero nurses helped save a little boy - https://www.facebook.com/100066488558064/posts/1397054635854142/
The reason they were able to save the boy's life was because Stefan took action first.
He dropped his bag and his dog lead to dive straight into the water when he spotted the toddler.
His wife Sophie was left hysterical on the bank as Stefan pulled the unresponsive child onto dry land.
Noticing the little boy was not breathing, Stefan began performing chest compressions.
Yet the toddler's mouth was locked shut, making it impossible to open, though water began dribbling out as Stefan pressed on his chest.
Sophie ran to find help, alerting two off-duty nurses attending a wedding at nearby
Nurses Kelsey Pirie and Emma Brown kicked off their heels and ran over to take over CPR efforts.
They spent five minutes performing compressions and rescue breaths on the boy, who initially had no pulse.
The three-year-old eventually began breathing again just as an air ambulance and paramedics arrived at the scene.
The toddler was taken to hospital in a stable condition following the rescue.
Stefan says he would not have known what to do if he had not taken a first aid refresher course fortnight prior for his job as a support worker.
He said: "I had a refresher course only two weeks before this happened and without it I wouldn't have had a clue what to do. If more people knew these skills it would save a lot more lives, especially in this weather with people out swimming."
And while the rescue was a success, Stefan revealed he has suffered from terrifying nightmares about his own son since that day.
He said: "When I sleep, because I was having dreams that it was George drowning and I couldn't save him, I dived in and I couldn't find him. I was waking up and in a panic."
Stefan, Emma, and Kelsey have all been nominated by police for a Royal Humane Society bravery award.
It was an amazing thing you did Stefan and that little boy is alive because of your actions. You should all be so proud of yourselves. ❤👏