Upcoming Group Classes

GRAND OPENING! COME TO A GROUP CLASS OR SCHEDULE A PRIVATE CLASS AT OUR NEW LOCATION IN DITMAS PARK, 266 E.19th St. BROOKLYN..GRAND OPENING SPECIAL PRICE THRU 2008 $50 PER PERSON, GROUP CLASSES EVERY MONDAY EVE 6pm and SATURDAY MORNING'S 10am. PLEASE CALL TO REGISTER
LOOKING FOR BLS? OR CLASS IN SPANISH? COME FOR A PRIVATE CLASS AT OUR OFFICE IN DITMAS PARK.

December 20th @ 10am-12:30 pm.
Brooklyn Infant/Child/Adult CPR/Choking/First Aid class training at BABY BE SAFE, 266 E.19th St. Brooklyn. $50/$60 per person with 2yr CPR American Heart certification.

December 22nd @ 6-8:30 pm.
Brooklyn Infant/Child/Adult CPR/Choking/First Aid class training at BABY BE SAFE, 266 E.19th St. Brooklyn. $50/$60 per person with 2yr CPR American Heart certification.

December 27th @ 10am-12:30 pm.
Brooklyn Infant/Child/Adult CPR/Choking/First Aid class training at BABY BE SAFE, 266 E.19th St. Brooklyn. $50/$60 per person with 2yr CPR American Heart certification.

December 29th @ 6-8:30 pm.
Brooklyn Infant/Child/Adult CPR/Choking/First Aid class training at BABY BE SAFE, 266 E.19th St. Brooklyn. $50/$60 per person with 2yr CPR American Heart certification.

January 3rd @ 10am-12:30 pm.
Brooklyn Infant/Child/Adult CPR/Choking/First Aid class training at BABY BE SAFE, 266 E.19th St. Brooklyn. $55/$65 per person with 2yr CPR American Heart certification.

January 5th @ 6-8:30 pm.
Brooklyn Infant/Child/Adult CPR/Choking/First Aid class training at BABY BE SAFE, 266 E.19th St. Brooklyn. $55/$65 per person with 2yr CPR American Heart certification.

January 10th @ 10am-12:30 pm.
Brooklyn Infant/Child/Adult CPR/Choking/First Aid class training at BABY BE SAFE, 266 E.19th St. Brooklyn. $55/$65 per person with 2yr CPR American Heart certification.

January 12th @ 6-8:30 pm.
Brooklyn Infant/Child/Adult CPR/Choking/First Aid class training at BABY BE SAFE, 266 E.19th St. Brooklyn. $55/$65 per person with 2yr CPR American Heart certification.

January 17th @ 10am-12:30 pm.
Brooklyn Infant/Child/Adult CPR/Choking/First Aid class training at BABY BE SAFE, 266 E.19th St. Brooklyn. $55/$65 per person with 2yr CPR American Heart certification.

January 19th @ 6-8:30 pm.
Brooklyn Infant/Child/Adult CPR/Choking/First Aid class training at BABY BE SAFE, 266 E.19th St. Brooklyn. $55/$65 per person with 2yr CPR American Heart certification.

January 24th @ 10-12:30pm.
Brooklyn Infant/Child/Adult CPR/Choking/First Aid class training at BABY BE SAFE, 266 E.19th St. Brooklyn. $55/$65 per person with 2yr CPR American Heart certification.

January 24th @ 10-12:30 pm.
Queens Infant/Child/Adult CPR/Choking/First Aid class training at Steinway Reform Church 41-01 Ditmars Blvd. $75per person/$85per person with 2yr CPR American Heart certification.

January 25th @ 10am-12:30pm
Manhattan Infant/Child/Adult CPR/First Aid Class at Soho Parenting, 568 Broadway, Suite 402, Soho $85 Per Person/$95 w/certification

January 26th @ 6-8:30 pm.
Brooklyn Infant/Child/Adult CPR/Choking/First Aid class training at BABY BE SAFE, 266 E.19th St. Brooklyn. $55/$65 per person with 2yr CPR American Heart certification.

January 21st @ 10am-12:30 pm.
Brooklyn Infant/Child/Adult CPR/Choking/First Aid class training at BABY BE SAFE, 266 E.19th St. Brooklyn. $55/$65 per person with 2yr CPR American Heart certification.

Call (718) 940-4200 for more info about scheduling a home, office or group CPR/First Aid class

New York & New Jersey

New AHA CPR Guidelines

Random Safety Tip

New AHA CPR Guidelines

There are new American Heart Association Guidelines for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. The major changes in the 2005 guidelines recommendations for lay rescuers for CPR are the following:

If alone with an unresponsive infant or child, give 5 cycles of compressions and ventilations (rescue breaths) (about 2 minutes) before leaving the child to phone 911. Instead of providing 1 minute of care before calling 911.
Use 30:2 compression-to-ventilation ratio for all victims. Instead of 5:1 ratio for infant and child.
Take 5 to 10 seconds to check for presence or absence of breathing in the unresponsive infant or child.
Do not try to open the airway using a jaw thrust for injured victims - use the head tilt-chin lift for all victims.
Take a normal (not a deep) breath before giving a rescue breath to a child.
First signs a child is in respiratory distress
Give each breath over 1 second. Instead of 1 to 2 seconds. Each breath should make the chest rise.
If the victim's chest does not rise when the first rescue breath is delivered, perform the head tilt-chin lift again before giving the second breath.
Do NOT check for signs of circulation. After delivery of 2 rescue breaths, immediately begin chest compressions (and cycles of compressions and rescue breaths). Airway. Breathing. Compressions & rescue breaths (instead of checking for circulation).
No teaching of rescue breathing without chest compressions.
For children, use 1 or 2 hands to perform chest compressions and compress at the nipple line; for infants, compress with 2 fingers on the breastbone just below the nipple line. Instead of only one hand for child and 1 finger width below the nipple line for infant.
Actions for relief of choking (severe airway obstruction) have been simplified. Rescuers should act if they see signs of severe obstruction: poor air exchange and increased breathing difficulty, a silent cough, cyanosis, or inability to speak or breath. Rescuers should ask the victim 1 question: "Are you choking?" If the victim nods yes, help is needed.

Accidents Are Never Planned!

Cute Toddler Is Not Safe Due To Black Power Cord In Mouth!

GRAND OPENING!!! COME TO OUR NEW LOCATION FOR A PRIVATE OR GROUP CLASS IN DITMAS PARK, BROOKLYN Baby Be Safe teaches CPR-First Aid classes for Parents, Schools and Day Cares, Healthcare providers, Businesses and other New York and New Jersey individuals and organizations.

Our CPR-First Aid classes are led by American Red Cross, American Heart Association and EMS Safety certified Instructors in CPR, First Aid and BLS for Healthcare Providers. They can also utilize real-world experience in emergency safety, health care, education and family.

There are non-certification CPR-First Aid classes for Individuals (such as parents, grandparents, babysitters, friends...) as well as certification CPR-First Aid classes for Organizations (such as schools, daycares, healthcare providers, businesses...).

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Be Safe, Not Sorry

We've compiled the top 5 reasons our CPR-First Aid training is valuable to individuals and organizations.

See our testimonials as well.

CPR-First Aid Class Baby Be Safe Instructors have taught CPR and First Aid classes to over 3,000 Parents and 2,000 Day Care Staff in NY and NJ since 2002.
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Parents

Family and Friends CPR-First Aid Classes

COME TO OUR NEW LOCATION IN DITMAS PARK FOR A PRIVATE CLASS OR WE CAN COME TO YOU! If you're a parent in New York or New Jersey, you may be concerned about accidents, the #1 killer of infants and children. Our family CPR-First Aid course teaches emergency skills based on the safety needs of your family, often the age of a child(ren). For example, if a child or infant on your watch began choking on a foreign object such as a bottle top, knowing Heimlich maneuver and rescue breathing can save their life. What's more important than being able to save a loved one? Our family CPR-First Aid class will teach emergency skills to your family and friends in a few comfortable hours.

Be Safe At Your School or Day Care

Pediatric First Aid and CPR Class

We teach and certify schools and day cares how to prevent, recognize and respond during many accidents and emergencies.

Teachers and staff at schools and day cares are required to get certified, but in addition, they want to leave their certification class confident in their emergency skills should an accident really occur in their facility.

Our Pediatric First Aid and CPR certification class will show you a video on First Aid and CPR. Then spend two to three hours practicing CPR rescue breathing and Heimlich on infant and child mannequins.

We also teach accident prevention, for example, leaving behind a food list to eliminate choking accidents. Our CPR-First Aid Instructors bring materials with us to make your class convenient, including leaving materials behind for your references. Our CPR-First Aid class summary summarizes the class.

Many schools and day cares contact Baby Be Safe for a Pediatric First Aid and CPR certification class led by smart and pleasant instructors accommodating their busy schedules.

Healthcare Professional Woman Holds And Cares For Infant

Be Safe At Your Health Care Facility

BLS Class for Healthcare Providers including AED

Nurses, doctors, home health aides, technicians, personal trainers, lifeguards or other health care professionals can be certified at their New York or New Jersey location.

BLS for Healthcare Providers with AED certification class is usually 6 hours and teaches BLS with AED for all ages.

Health Care Providers are encouraged to contact Baby Be Safe for a BLS for Healthcare Providers with AED certification class that teaches pediatric & adult CPR, rescue breathing, Heimlich maneuver on conscious & unconscious victims, proper use and application of AED machines, prevention tips and more emergency skills.

Testimonial

I just wanted to write and tell you that I really appreciated the class at Willy Bee's. I learned a lot and I feel much more confident that I could handle an emergency without panicking. I keep the materials by my desk and make a point of browsing them every week or so just to refresh my memory so I can be prepared if something should happen (God forbid). Also, it was much less intimidating than a class at a hospital, and very reasonably priced -- worth every penny, as far as I'm concerned!

Marice D., Brooklyn Mom, August 06'

ATTN: Nursery or Daycare Providers:

Baby Be Safe recommends the NYS Child Care Educational Incentive Program Click "Apply" on top. This great opportunity is for childcare providers (such as Nursery and Daycare providers) to receive funded training, based on income to take courses that will improve their services.