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Designed for parents, grandparents, sitters, siblings, and more, this online course covers what to do in case of a CPR or choking emergency. Discover what and why techniques change for babies vs. toddlers and teens; and what to do during common real-life scenarios. Taught by a Certified Basic Life Support instructor, this course is based on American Heart Association instruction. Watch, refresh, and renew skills anytime with unlimited course access for up to two years. You’ll be will be invited to take an evaluation and receive Tinyhood’s CPR Course Completion Certificate.
Meet Kate, a certified CPR instructor that has a masters degree in nursing and years of experience working as a NICU RN. Her observations in the newborn intensive care unit have made her passionate about teaching new parents and caregivers life saving skills such as CPR. In her spare time, Kate loves to blog (she has quite an Instagram following!) and listen to podcasts.
We’ll cover how to identify the signs of an unresponsive baby and when and how to perform CPR.
Learn how to recognize the signs of a choking infant and how to perform a series of actions that can help save a baby's life.
Learn how to identify the signs of an unresponsive child, when and how to perform CPR: from chest compressions to rescue breaths and more.
Learn how to recognize the signs of a choking person and how to perform abdominal thrusts.
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Infant Choking (Babies 0 - 12 Months)
Another super informative, concise safety class! She mentions in the video, "Broken bones and bruises heal," and I totally understand that, the force with which the Heimlich is administered is SUPPOSED to break ribs, but I wonder: in the case of such a fragile, small, new-to-healing-and-withstanding damage body, is there concern about spinal cord damage?
Infant CPR (Babies 0 - 12 Months)
Clear and concise
Infant CPR (Babies 0 - 12 Months)
Clear and concise for emergency situations
Infant CPR (Babies 0 - 12 Months)
Clear and easy to follow and understand
Infant CPR (Babies 0 - 12 Months)
clear and to the point
