Why a CPR Kids class?

You may have seen recommendations on Facebook, but what makes a CPR Kids class so special?

With a 5/5 rating and hundreds of positive reviews on Facebook alone, What makes a CPR Kids class so special?

We teach more than just First Aid. Our expert paediatric nurses and midwives empower you with the confidence to recognise and respond to your sick or injured child.

  • Babies and breastfeeding are welcome in all of our classes.
  • All our educators are specialised paediatric nurses or midwives and have current AHPRA registration.
  • Our classes follow the Australian Resuscitation Council guidelines and other nationally-recognised medical bodies.
  • All educators are parents or carers themselves and have experienced what they teach first-hand.
  • We offer post-class resources for learning retention and ongoing practice.
  • With our Private Class options, we can come to you at a time & location that suits you.
  • We offer public classes hosted by major private maternity hospitals, and in many community locations.
  • We are recommended by leading obstetricians & paediatric specialists.

Above all else, we are passionate about empowering you with the confidence to know how to act in an emergency situation with your child.

Visit our booking page at cprkids.com.au/booking or contact us at hello@cprkids.com.au or on 1300 543 727, to hear more about our classes and where we offer our course near you!

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