Mia The Superhero: Mia Saves Grandma: A CPR Story For Kids - Softcover

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Mia the Hero: Mia Saves Grandma
A CPR & 911 Safety Story for Kids

What if your child knew exactly what to do in an emergency?
When Grandma suddenly collapses, young Mia doesn’t panic — she takes action. She calls for help, stays calm, and does exactly what she’s practiced in school. Mia proves something powerful: heroes come in all sizes.

This empowering picture book was created to teach children (Pre-K through elementary) the basics of getting help in an emergency. Mia the Hero: Mia Saves Grandma gently introduces hands-only / compression-only CPR awareness, how and when to call 911, and how to get an adult fast. The story is written in kid language and keeps the focus on being brave, not being scared.

Why this book matters:
Most adults don’t think about teaching CPR basics to kids — but they should. Even very young children can learn to:
• Recognize an emergency
• Call 911 and say what’s wrong
• Get an adult right away
• Stay with the person who needs help
• Begin basic helper steps while waiting for grown-ups and EMS

This book is part of a full safety curriculum created by Dedicated Helping Hands LLC, an American Heart Association–aligned training site. This book is not endorsed by the AHA. Our mission is to build confident, calm helpers — starting in early childhood. We believe safety starts at home, in the classroom, in church, on the playground, at the pool, everywhere.

What’s inside the book:
• A reassuring story: Mia watches Grandma collapse and does exactly what she’s practiced in school — call 911, get help, stay calm while performing compressions.
• CPR awareness for kids: Simple, age-appropriate intro to compression-only CPR (“push hard and fast in the center of the chest”) explained in a way that is about helping while waiting for adults.
• 911 practice lines: Scripted phrases kids can repeat out loud (“My grandma fell. She’s not waking up. We need help.”).
• “I Can Help” safety steps: Who to call, what to say, what NOT to do.
• Faith- and family-centered encouragement: Courage, love, and doing the right thing when someone you love needs you.
• Activity zone at the end: conversation starters for parents and teachers, role-play prompts, and printable-style practice lines.
• Bonus section: multiple activity pages plus a word search set themed around safety and helping.

Who this book is for:
• Families who want their kids to know what to do if something scary happens at home
• Parents caring for older adults or grandparents
• Schools, health fairs, daycares, children’s ministries, community programs
• Babysitters-in-training and “big helpers” in the house

Perfect gift for:
• Parents and grandparents
• Teachers, school nurses, children’s pastors, youth leaders
• Swim instructors, after-school programs, and safety educators
• Anyone who wants to raise brave, prepared, compassionate kids

Our promise:
This book does not try to turn a child into a medical professional. It teaches awareness, confidence, and the first steps: get help, call 911, and stay with the person and if able perform compressions.

Mia the Hero: Mia Saves Grandma is the first book in the Mia series, a growing collection designed to build lifesavers from preschool through middle school. By the time a child reaches age 12–13, they can understand and perform more of the CPR process with or without adult supervision. We’re building that confidence step by step.

Teach them early. Practice together. Raise a hero.

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