Fainting occurs when there is a temporary reduction of blood flow to the brain. If a child faints, your immediate action would be to:

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If a child faints, the immediate action should be to gently lower the child to the floor. This will prevent any further injury from falling and also aid in restoring blood flow to the brain by allowing blood to flow back from the legs to the heart and eventually to the brain. It is important to make sure the child is lying flat on their back and not propped up in any way.

Fainting Occurs When There Is a Temporary Reduction of Blood