Safety Services for the St. Louis metro area: CPR, AED, & 1st Aid training, Child Passenger Safety Education and Car Seat Installation, Parenting and Children's Safety Courses
Learn how to perform infant CPR for babies newborn through 1st birthday and how to help a baby that is choking. Great class for expectant or new parents and grandparents.
This is a participation course only, not certification.
SAFETY is our passion! Our goal is to reduce injuries and save lives.
We provide child passenger safety education including a mobile car seat fitting station, CPR, AED, and First aid training, parenting education, and children's classes. The programs are designed for individuals, parents, kids, families, groups and businesses in the St Louis metro area. Our staff are experienced. knowledgeable, and are certified American Heart Association Basic Life Support Instructors and certified National Child Passenger Safety Technicians. Classes are offered at various locations or can be brought to your location. Our teaching is customized to meet the needs of you or your group and includes hands on practice for maximum retention of skills.
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Get ready for summer!
Would you know what to do in a drowning emergency? Learn how to perform CPR & First Aid. We'll teach you the skills needed to save a life. Have a backyard pool or lake home? Schedule a CPR party with your friends, family, or group so you can be prepared to handle an emergency. For more info click here. Or sign up for a scheduled CPR or First Aid class. For upcoming class dates click here.
Before you hit the road for summer vacation, schedule a car seat safety check to make sure your baby/children are riding as safely as possible.
We'll check to make sure your car seat is appropriate for your child's age, weight, and height, adjust the harness correctly, and check or help with installation in your motor vehicle. For more information click here or call our office at
Prevent strangulation injuries from mini blind cords.
If you have young children at home, check your window treatments for any dangling cord that could be a strangulation hazard. You can cut the excess cord, use child proofing devices to wind up excess cord, or purchase window treatments without cords. Make sure to place the baby crib or child's bed away from the window. For more info visit parents for window blind safety.
