
Pediatric CPR & First Aid
Learn how to respond confidently to emergencies involving infants and children. This course teaches age-appropriate CPR, choking care, and first aid skills based on the latest AHA and ILCOR guidelines. Designed for teachers, childcare providers, parents, and caregivers who want to protect the children in their care.
- Instructor-led pediatric CPR and first aid training
- Scenario-based practice with infant and child manikins
- All equipment provided
- Choice of pediatric or combined certification
- Two-year certification card
- Infant and child CPR
- AED use for children
- Choking response
- Pediatric injury & illness care
- Allergy, breathing, and emergency basics
Master essential skills
Care for every child
Designed for caregivers, educators, and anyone responsible for children’s safety.

Prepared for every moment
Learn essential skills to keep infants and children safe in daycares, preschools, and after-school programs.

Support students with confidence
Build the readiness needed to respond quickly to classroom and playground emergencies.

Care you can rely on
Gain peace of mind knowing you can respond calmly and effectively if a child needs help.
Get started today
Caring for infants and children in emergencies takes confidence, and our online course gives you just that. Each topic is broken into manageable steps with clear examples and guided scenarios designed to help you learn calmly and quickly.



“This was perfect for someone like me who works with kids every day. The examples were simple, clear, and gave me real confidence.”
Questions?
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No. Parents, teachers, camp staff, and community members often take this course.
Yes. Pediatric CPR & First Aid certifications are valid for two years.
Yes. Classes are offered in both English and Spanish depending on location and schedule.
Typically 1.5–6 hours depending on the certification type selected.
Most students complete the course through hands-on demonstration, not a written exam.
Yes. You can choose combined Adult/Child/Infant certification if needed.

