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Daycare Emergency Basics

Infant and child ready, every shift.

Infant and child CPR practice in an American Heart Association BLS class
1

Choking

Baby (under 1): 5 back blows face-down, then 5 chest thrusts with the heel of 1 hand face-up—never abdominal thrusts on a baby. Child: 5 back blows, then 5 abdominal thrusts. Repeat until it clears; call 911.

2

Infant & child CPR

Not breathing normally? Call 911 and begin CPR, following the dispatcher. Give compressions with breaths if trained and willing. For an infant, use 1 hand or the 2-thumb encircling-hands technique; if you cannot encircle the chest, use the heel of 1 hand. Attach an AED promptly, using pediatric pads or an attenuator if available.

3

Find your AED

Everyone should know where it is before they need it. Our AED is located: ____________ · Our trained staff: ____________.

When it’s a child, knowing the first move is everything — practice it with your team.

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