Babysitting Safety First Aid & CPR Training near Denver
Denver's Top Rated Babysitter Safety First Aid Certification & CPR Training
Denver's Best Babysitter Safety Training & First Aid Classes Near You
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Locations that we offer Babysitter Safety Training Classes
We offer Babysitting Safety Training services at our Training Centers in Denver and we have a new Denver Training Center location: Front Range CPR 2175 S. Jasmine St. #E, Denver, CO 80222 that we would love for you to come check out. We also offer training classes in Aurora, the Denver Tech Center, Colorado Springs, Highlands Ranch, Wyoming, Idaho, Grand Junction, Delta, Durango, the Western Slope of Colorado and "near me" onsite group Babysitting Safety certification classes.
Denver Classes in Babysitting Safety Training
The American Red Cross provides guidance to instructors and organizers who are allowed to offer Babysitting Safety. Babysitters training provides youth who are planning to babysit with knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly give care for children and infants and what to do in case of emergency and keep everyone safe.
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Your Denver Babysitting Safety, CPR, First Aid, and AED Certification Company
We provide the best Babysitting Safety and First Aid certification training classes. We are the # Five Star CPR reviewed company. This training will help participants to develop leadership skills; learn how to develop a babysitting business, keep themselves and others safe and help children behave; and learn about basic child care and basic first aid.
Babysitting Safety Training Certification Classes
Babysitters Safety Training provides young people ages 11-15, with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely give care for children. This training will help participants develop leadership abilities; learn how they can run their own babysitting business while learning to provide responsible and safe care for infants and children. They also learn basic First Aid so they can be skilled enough in case of emergencies where first aid is needed like minor burns or cuts.
American Red Cross CABS Training
Front Range CPR offers American Heart Association Babysitting Safety Training and basic First Aid. The Child and Babysitting Safety program is a community education program that covers child safety and basic care techniques for infants and children. CABS stresses the priority to keep you and the children you care for safe. The course covers all aspects of child safety for babysitters - from the basics to emergency situations. Courses are offered in Denver, Aurora and Colorado Springs but we offer onsite training as well.
Infant AED and First Aid Babysitter Safety Training Classes
For those young people who are wanting to become fully trained and certified in First Aid and CPR, we are proud to offer the most comprehensive AED, CPR & First Aid courses in town! The recommended age for this course is 11-15 years old. Please view the options and scroll down to the section title "Babysitting Safety Training Classes" by clicking the button below.
We now have a new location in Denver: FRCPR 2175 S. Jasmine St. #E Denver, CO 80222
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Babysitting Safety & Child Care Education & Training in Denver
The Front Range CPR's Babysitting Safety Training class is offered by highly qualified instructors who have a wide range of knowledge to help new babysitters gain skills and confidence needed for infant and child care. The 8 hour course includes, information on how to properly take care of young children, develop leadership skills, know what should happen in an emergency situation and First Aid, as well as learn age appropriate activities, help children how to behave and build their own babysitting business!
Denver Babysitting Safety Training and First Aid Classes
Take Babysitting Safety and First Aid classes in Denver from the experts at the American Red Cross. Our classes are taught by certified CPR and first aid instructors who have extensive experience working with children. We use a variety of teaching methods to ensure that our students fully understand the material and are prepared to handle any emergency situation.
The Denver Metro area we Serve
We serve the Denver Metro Area and surrounding areas including: Denver, Arvada, Denver, Centennial. and Aurora.
Locations in Denver, Colorado and Beyond that we offer Babysitting Safety Training
Denver Metro Babysitting Safety Certification
To enroll in our Babysitter Safety Certification program at our Denver Training Center locations and learn from the experts at the American Red Cross. register for the next available class. We offer classes throughout the year at various locations across the Front Range, so you can choose the class that is most convenient for you.
Our Newest Location: Front Range CPR 2175 S. Jasmine St. #E, Denver, CO 80222
Colorado Babysitting Safety Certification
When enrolling or interested in Babysitting Safety Training, if you have any questions about our program, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are committed to ensuring that all babysitters in our community are trained and prepared to provide the best possible care for the children in their care.
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Questions about Babysitter Safety and First Aid Classes
What training should a Babysitter have?
To qualify as a certified babysitter, you must first have safety training and certification approved by organizations like the Red Cross or American Heart Association. The Red Cross offers a variety of training programs that will prepare babysitters for what they may encounter when caring for children. These include first aid and CPR certifications, which are important because an unforeseen accident could happen at any time! Front Range CPR provides these Babysitting Safety Training Classes in conjunction with one another- it's always best to check before you start caring!
Do you need a license to be a Babysitter?
No, a babysitting license is not required, there is not a standard government issued in most places. But it is very helpful and many parents want a babysitter that has taken a recognized babysitting safety training course with First Aid and it is also recommended that you take a CPR class too, so that as a babysitter caring for infants and children, you know what to do when any kind of emergency happens.
How do you stay safe when babysitting?
1. Knowing First Aid, CPR and AED Certification can definitely help and is often overlooked but will help prepare a baby sitter.
2. Turn on outside lights in evening
3. Always keep doors and windows locked.
4. Check on sleeping kids at least every 15029 minutes.
5. Unless given permission, never take the kids outdies other than in the backyard while it's light outside.
Front Range CPR offers AHA approved CPR classes for Babysitting Safety.
What are examples of safety hazards to look for when babysitting?
As a babysitter it's important to be aware of are electrical outlets, any type of appliances, all medicines, and household cleaners. You should also look for places where children might trip or slip on the ground level and be very aware of areas around fireplaces and wood stoves; always be on the look out for small items that may cause choking in infants/young children (age dependent), along with other potential dangers including heated surfaces and glass doors and windows.