Babysitter Lessons and Safety Training
The Lansing Area Safety Council, with the support of the Capital Region Community Foundation Youth Fund is offering the National Safety Council’s Babysitter Safety Training Course at the St. Johns Fire Department on Tuesday, August 3 from 9 a.m. until noon. The class will teach young adults ages 11-15 to be responsible babysitters and citizens. C. J. Modolo will instruct students on how to:
– Set up and effectively run a babysitting business
– Handle the basics of infant and childcare needs
– Check the residence for household hazards
– Give the basics of First Aid and CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation)
– React responsibly to medical emergencies and injuries
– Properly and safely, deal with stranger situations
– Recognize emergent situations versus non-emergent and act responsibly
– Entertain with games and song
– Prepare for each job
– Interview potential clients and much more
The cost of the course is $5.00 with a maximum limit of 10 students. This program is offered on a first-come, first-served basis. You can register by calling 517-394- 4614. Payment will be accepted prior to the class at check-in. Each attendee will receive an instructor-signed completion card at the end of class.
The instructor will provide adult supervision. Parents/guardians/caregivers are required to check the student in and out with the instructor.
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