hospital if necessary. If the baby is in distress, unable to cry, cough, or breathe:Emergency services
Lay him face down against your forearm, head downwards, supporting his back and head well.
Give up to five slaps on the back with the heel of your hand.
Check its mouth and remove any visible foreign objects.
Never perform blind sweeping with your finger in your mouth.
If the obstruction is still present:
Turn the infant onto their back and perform up to five chest compressions.
Using two fingers, push
