Stacey Gleeson got her iPhone and hurried to the youngster's space to help her yet dropped it as she turned on the light.
She yelled at the handset to initiate Siri and instructed it to get the crisis administrations on speakerphone as she started CPR.
Ms Gleeson told the BBC she feels it might have spared her girl's life.
She trained Siri to call a rescue vehicle on speakerphone and could speak with the crisis administrations while reviving Giana.
Giana, who had been engaging a mid-section disease and bronchiolitis, was breathing again when the emergency vehicle arrived,
The kid made a full recuperation and specialists have told Ms Gleeson there was no enduring harm, however that each second had been imperative.
It happened in March yet the story has now circulated around the web after Ms Gleeson reached Apple, who cautioned Australian news outlet 7 News.
"As gooey as it sounds I needed to say thank you," she told the BBC.
"I've just had the telephone subsequent to the begin of the year.
"I had played around with Siri, I thought it was a fun highlight. Presently I have that element turned on all the time and it will never be killed again."
She had beforehand utilized it to call her significant other Nic, who is in the Navy, on amplifier while getting the youngsters prepared for bed.
The capacity doesn't take a shot at all iPhone models yet Ms Gleeson has an iPhone 6S.
She said that regardless of the fact that she hadn't dropped the telephone, she may have attempted to dial the number seemingly out of the blue.
"Sparing me the inconvenience of having to physically dial crisis administrations was a gift from heaven."
CREDITS: http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-36471180
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