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Infant CPR Training Toronto

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Hands-on baby CPR and infant first aid training in Leslieville — $65/person.

Expert-led baby CPR sessions

There is a moment every parent has thought about.

 

Quietly. Briefly.

 

What would I do if something happened?

 

Not because you expect it.

 

But because you care.

 

This is a space to answer that feeling.

 

Infant CPR sessions are designed to give you calm, steady confidence.
In two hours, you will learn how to respond—without panic.

 

No pressure.
No overwhelm.
Just clear guidance.

 

This course creates space to learn essential infant cpr and first aid skills through clear instruction and guided practice.

 

 

Duration: 2 hours

 

$65 per person

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Why This Training Matters

When something unexpected happens, the body looks for familiarity.

 

Practice creates that familiarity.

 

This infant CPR and choking course supports you in understanding what to watch for, when to act, and how to respond —

so your care feels steady, even under pressure.

 

Clear guidance.
Practical skills.
A calm, supportive environment.

Classes run monthly on weekends at kāer Wellness, 1402 Queen St E, Leslieville

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What to expect

This is a structured, hands-on Infant CPR session.

 

You’ll move through demonstration, guided instruction, and repeated practice —

with time to ask questions and build confidence at your own pace.

 

You’ll leave knowing what to do,
and trusting yourself to do it.

 

 

$65 per person. Sessions available monthly at kāer Wellness, 1402 Queen St E, Leslieville, Toronto

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What you'll learn

Learn how to recognize choking in an infant and use proven, effective techniques to clear the airway quickly and safely.

Step-by-step instruction on how to perform CPR on an infant, including correct hand placement, compression depth, breathing support, and how to assess responsiveness.

Understand when to call 911, what to say, and which critical actions to take while waiting for EMS — so you can stay focused and act without hesitation.

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Your Instructors

Toronto Infant CPR Instructor

Jessica Price

Jessica is a First Aid and CPR Trainer, bringing over a decade of experience in emergency response and a passion for family wellness. After earning her undergraduate degree in the Child and Youth Care Program at Humber College in 2019, Jessica honed her skills as a lifeguard and swim instructor with the City of Toronto, where she became proficient in managing emergency situations.

Today, Jessica specializes in leading Infant CPR & Choking Workshops where she empowers parents and caregivers with the crucial skills needed to handle first-aid situations confidently and effectively. Her extensive background in emergency training makes her a trusted resource for parents seeking to ensure their children’s safety.

Jessica's expertise extends beyond first aid—having also completed her schooling at the Institute of Holistic Nutrition and Oh Baby School of Nutrition. She is a soon-to-be mother with a deep commitment to family wellness, integrating her knowledge of holistic nutrition to support overall family health.

Credentials:

  • First Aid and CPR Trainer from Life Saving Society (LSS)

  • Bachelor of Child and Youth Care from Humber College

  • Certified Holistic Nutrition with First Class Honors from IHN

  • Yoga Instructor 200 HRS from Yoga and Ayurveda Center

  • Fertility Awareness Method Educator from FEMM

Toronto Infant CPR Instructor

Nicole Siudek

Nicole Siudek 

With over six years of experience working with the City of Toronto as a Swim Instructor and Aquatic In-Charge, Nicole has developed her ability to manage emergency situations and has trained numerous lifeguards and swim instructors to do the same. She is currently in her fourth year of psychology studies at the University of Toronto, where her academic journey has deepened her understanding of child development, well-being, mindfulness, and effective teaching strategies.

Nicole continues to train aspiring lifeguards and specializes in leading Infant CPR & Choking Workshops. Her passion lies in equipping caregivers with the knowledge and skills to respond effectively in emergency first aid situations. Drawing on her extensive experience teaching first aid, Nicole has become a trusted resource for parents and families committed to ensuring the safety of their children.

Credentials:

  • Lifesaving Society’s Standard First Aid with CPR C Instructor
  • Lifesaving Society’s Emergency First Aid Instructor
  • National Lifeguard Certification

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I bring my baby with me?

Infant CPR and First Aid covers a lot of important information, in a short period of time. This class gives you the opportunity to practice as you learn, which will in turn help to build your confidence. Because this is an information-rich class, we respectfully ask that you secure childcare outside of our studio for this course. Having baby present may be a distraction from fully participating in this course, and may be a distraction to our other participants. For this reason we cannot accommodate babies in this class. We thank you for your understanding.

When on the “Make a Reservation” screen, select “Someone Else” and enter the person’s name you are registering for. If you need assistance with registering for others please email us at [email protected] with the names of the people you’d like to register.

14 years old.

No — this is an infant and child CPR class specifically designed for parents and caregivers, so there is no adult CPR component. It is not taught to CPR Level C.

Yes there is a 15 min break about halfway through the course.

$65 per person. 

Absolutely. This baby CPR class is designed for parents and caregivers of all experience levels — whether you’re expecting, newly postpartum, or caring for a young child. No prior first aid knowledge is required. You’ll leave with clear, practical infant CPR and choking skills and the confidence to use them.

Real People, Real Reviews

Great CPR workshop it was very informative and helpful.
Past Attendee
Friendly and informative, not too technical.
Past Attendee
Welcoming, understanding, comfortable, attentive.
Past Attendee