You'll also have to be on the lookout for symptoms of shock or internal bleeding. Unless you suspect a serious injury to the head, neck, or spine, it should be fine to move him. But if your child has a bad break, it's important to immobilize the injured bone or joint first. This will minimize any further injury and will make moving your baby easier. Ice, Compression, Elevation, Support .
Ice decreases pain and swelling.
If you don't have an ice pack, wrap some ice cubes in a dish towel or plastic bag and crush them with a hammer or by banging them on the kitchen counter. Or simply grab a bag of frozen veggies from the freezer and wrap it in a towel. Hold the ice pack against the injured area for at least 20 minutes, four times a day. Compression decreases swelling. After you've iced the injury, wrap an elastic or fabric bandage around the hurt limb.