American Red Cross BLS CPR & AED Classes with Infant CPR in Laurel, MD
$59.95
Knowing how to respond during an emergency involving an infant or young child can make a meaningful difference. CPR Laurel provides hands-on Infant CPR training that teaches Red Cross BLS principles, infant CPR techniques, and AED awareness, giving parents, caregivers, childcare providers, and healthcare professionals the confidence to act quickly.
*This is a blended learning course. Please bring a copy of your online course completion certificate to class.
#1 for Laurel Infant CPR Classes
When caring for infants and young children, having the right emergency response skills is essential. CPR Laurel offers hands-on Infant CPR training that teaches Red Cross BLS concepts, infant CPR techniques, and AED awareness, helping you react quickly and confidently during unexpected situations.
Your Infant CPR training also includes CPR instruction for children and adults at no additional cost. Every course is designed to help students recognize emergencies, provide immediate care, and support someone until emergency medical professionals arrive.
Our CPR Training Includes
- Same Day CPR + First Aid Cards
- Hands on Chest Compression Training
- Rescue Breath Training
- AED Usage for Infant, Child, and Adults
- Friendly and Relaxed Environment
- Professional Instructors
CPR Laurel
14502 Greenview Dr, Laurel, Maryland 20708
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Laurel’s Best Infant CPR Classes
Infant CPR training equips you with the skills needed to respond effectively when an infant or young child experiences a medical emergency. During the course, you’ll learn how to recognize respiratory distress, respond to choking situations, identify when an infant is unresponsive, and apply Red Cross BLS, CPR, and AED techniques appropriate for each age group.
With hands-on instruction and guidance from experienced instructors, you’ll gain the confidence to provide emergency care for infants, children, and adults.
Understanding the value of Infant CPR begins with recognizing common emergency situations:
- Thousands of children experience cardiac emergencies each year.
- Infants are at greater risk for breathing emergencies, including suffocation and sleep-related incidents.
- Many pediatric cardiac emergencies begin with breathing problems or airway blockages.
CPR training can also help you respond during emergencies involving near-drowning, head injuries, smoke inhalation, poisoning, and electrical accidents.
What is CPR?
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is a lifesaving emergency technique that combines chest compressions with rescue breathing to help circulate oxygen-rich blood when someone has stopped breathing or is experiencing cardiac arrest. Infant CPR should only be performed on babies who are unresponsive and not breathing normally.
What to Expect in Your CPR Classes
Upon earning your CPR certification, you’ll meet workplace certification requirements while developing practical emergency response skills that can help sustain life until emergency responders arrive. Throughout your class, you’ll learn how to:
- Perform CPR correctly
- Assess breathing and circulation
- Provide chest compressions for infants, children, and adults
- Deliver safe rescue breaths
Our certification is recognized by employers and organizations including:
- Daycare centers and childcare providers
- Nursery caregivers and early childhood staff
- Nurses, RNs, and CNAs
- Schools and educational institutions
- Home healthcare agencies
- Nursing and healthcare training programs
- Community and nonprofit organizations
- Fitness centers and personal trainers
- Hospitality businesses
- Construction companies
- Hospitals, EMS providers, and public safety agencies
Why Train With Us?
- Hands-on instruction provided by experienced Red Cross instructors.
- Small classes that encourage individualized learning.
- Nationally recognized Red Cross CPR certification.
- Convenient scheduling for individuals and groups.
- Certification documentation issued after successful completion.
FAQS
How do I complete the CPR certification course?
Choose a class that fits your schedule and attend your instructor-led training session. Your course includes classroom learning, hands-on practice, skills evaluations, and certification assessments.
Look for a CPR certification course that includes in-person instruction and practical skills testing.
When can I take my CPR certification course?
Classes are available throughout the week to accommodate a variety of schedules.
When will my CPR certification expire?
Most CPR certification and Red Cross BLS certification credentials remain valid for two years. Completing CPR renewal training keeps your certification active and your skills up to date.