First Aid Courses

Please read additional information about courses on course overview page, www.babysecure.ca/services/first-aid-cpr-training.
Registration form is found below the following course descriptions and dates.

1) CPR/AED & First Aid for Families (8 hours)

This course is for parents and family who wish to take a course for personal interest.

The course gives an overview of injuries and highlights current research in prevention. Participants learn what to do in a sudden emergency when a someone stops breathing or their heart stops beating, such as choking, drowning, falls, allergic reaction etc. Taught to Red Cross Level B* standards, it includes instruction in Baby/Child/Adult CPR and how to operate an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). Also covered is information about a wide range of first aid topics, such as how to stop bleeding, clean cuts, treat fevers, broken bones, burns, poisoning, head injuries or things stuck in a nose etc. Participants receive certification cards from the Red Cross for CPR/AED Level B* training.

Includes $11 Childcare Manual (one per couple).

2) Emergency Childcare CPR/AED and First Aid (8 hours)

This course is for daycare caregivers or people working with children who are required to have a first aid course for employment.

This is the course the Red Cross developed for Day Care providers. It covers and exceeds the ministry standards. Content of course is same as above course (#1) but includes the certification fees for Emergency Childcare First Aid and CPR/AED training.

Includes $11 Childcare First Aid and CPR Manual (one per couple).

* Levels in CPR/AED training refer to content included in the course and do not require prerequistes to attend. ie. It is not necessary to take Level A (Adult/AED training) to take Level B (Baby/Child/Adult/AED training) course.

Course Registration

To register...

Step 1. Complete form.

Fill in the form below. Kindly fill in the form only if you complete the Step 2 below and intend to come. Completing the form on line, assures correct spelling of name and address necessary for the Red Cross to send out the certification cards. Errors lead to delay in receiving your card.

Step 2.  Payment.

Payment is required to confirm your place.
Mail (generally arrives in one to two business days)  a post-dated cheque or money order for the start date of your course.  You can also call to leave a credit card number to reserve your place until the day of the course when you would need to pay by cash, cheque or money order.

Please send cheque or money order to:
BabySecure Inc.
Station St. Charles
P.O. Box 202
Kirkland, Quebec
H9H 0A3 Canada

Step 3 Confirmation.

When payment is received, an email (please monitor your junk mail) will be sent to confirm receipt, giving additional information including directions to St. Mary's Hospital and room location. If, for any reason, you are not able to attend, notice must be given 2 days before the start day of the course to receive full credit for next course or refund. There is a cancellation fee for shorter than 2 day notice.

All participants in courses receive accrediation from the Red Cross. Cards are mailed from the Red Cross, generally within a week or two after the course. A transition letter of accreditation can be emailed from Babysecure if it is necessary. Ask for this at the end of the course.

Courses may be cancelled due to insufficient registration.

For more information or to organize private groups, call (514) 485-BÉBÉ (2323).