Child Care Emergency First Aid CPR B Course - In Person
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The Emergency Child Care First Aid & CPR B course is a Canadian Red Cross one-day First Aid certification course specifically designed for individuals who care for children and babies.
This course focuses on recognizing, preventing and responding to emergencies involving infants and children. Participants learn practical First Aid, CPR and AED skills, including how to respond to choking, breathing and circulation emergencies, injuries, sudden illnesses and other emergencies commonly encountered in child care settings.
The Canadian Red Cross Emergency Child Care First Aid course is designed to meet applicable provincial and territorial early childhood education and daycare worker First Aid requirements. Specific employment and licensing requirements should always be confirmed with the applicable provincial authority.
Duration
Emergency Child Care First Aid: Minimum 8 hours in class
This is an instructor-led, hands-on course with practical First Aid, CPR and AED training.
Completion Requirements
To successfully complete the course and receive certification, participants must:
Attend and participate in 100% of the in-person course
Successfully demonstrate all required First Aid and CPR skills and critical steps
Demonstrate an understanding of how to respond to emergencies involving children and babies
Achieve a minimum grade of 75% on the written, closed-book knowledge evaluation
Certification
Upon successful completion, participants receive an official Canadian Red Cross Emergency Child Care First Aid certification with CPR Level B, valid for 3 years.
The certificate is registered through the Canadian Red Cross certification system and issued electronically to the participant following successful completion of the course.
Recertification
Eligible participants may renew their certification by completing the Emergency Child Care First Aid recertification course.
Recertification Duration: 6 hours in class
Participants must meet the applicable Canadian Red Cross and provincial eligibility requirements for recertification.
Who Is This Course For?
Emergency Child Care First Aid is specifically designed for people who work with or care for infants and children, including:
Daycare and child care workers
Early Childhood Educators and ECE students
Early Childhood Education Assistants
Preschool staff
Before- and after-school program staff
Day-home and family child care providers
Nannies and babysitters
Parents and caregivers
Camp and recreation staff
Individuals working in children's programs
Students who require Child Care First Aid certification for school, practicum or employment
This course is particularly suitable for individuals who need a one-day Child Care First Aid certification and want practical training focused specifically on emergencies involving babies and children.
Course Content
Participants will learn and practise:
The Red Cross
Responding to emergencies
The Emergency Medical Services (EMS) system
Check, Call, Care
Airway emergencies
Choking emergencies involving children and babies
Breathing and circulation emergencies involving children and babies
First Aid for respiratory and cardiac arrest
CPR for children and babies
Automated External Defibrillator (AED) use
Wound care
Head, neck and spinal injuries
Bone, muscle and joint injuries
Sudden medical emergencies
Environmental illnesses and emergencies
Poisoning
Caring for children
Injury prevention and child safety
Any additional content required by applicable provincial or territorial legislation
Included With Your Course
All participants receive:
Canadian Red Cross Child Care First Aid eBook
Canadian Red Cross Comprehensive Guide to First Aid & CPR eBook
Hands-on First Aid, CPR and AED training
Written knowledge evaluation
Practical skills evaluation
Official Canadian Red Cross digital certification upon successful completion
Certificate registration through the Canadian Red Cross certification system
3-year Emergency Child Care First Aid certification