If a child who is choking on something becomes unresponsive, you'll need to do a modified version of CPR: Place the child on their back on a firm, flat surface. Kneel beside their upper chest.

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If your child is choking but conscious, try to dislodge the blockage; if they are or become unresponsive, you can move on to basic CPR techniques like chest compressions and rescue breathing.