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Newborn Safety Training

Protect your newest family members with critical life-saving skills designed for parents, caregivers, and new families.

Includes Infant CPR, choking response, safe sleep, and emergency preparedness tips for new parents.

Hands-on training provided in a relaxed, easy-to-learn format.

Optional add-on: Infant First Aid Kit included for each participant.

Cost: $50/person or included free with eligible group sessions

Pediatric CPR & First Aid Training

Perfect for childcare providers, schools, and caregivers. Meets PA State and PQAS requirements.

ASHI 2-year certification in Pediatric CPR, First Aid, and AED use.

Tailored to childcare environments: includes injury prevention, emergency response, and legal requirements.

Click here for a description of the ASHI Pediatric CPR and First Aid Training

Cost: $65/person (PA Keys Approved)

First Aid or CPR Training

Flexible options for businesses, schools, and individuals needing certification or general safety skills.

CPR & AED Training

Includes adult, child, and infant options.

2-year ASHI certification. Training duration: ~2 hours.

Program description

Cost: $40/person Adult Only, $45/person Adult + Child + Infant

First Aid Training

Learn to respond to common emergencies including bleeding, burns, sprains, and allergic reactions.

2-year ASHI certification. Training duration: ~2 hours.

Program description

Cost: $40/person

Fire Safety Training

Fire safety is essential for families and workplaces. This class builds confidence and prevention skills.

Learn how to select, install, and maintain smoke & carbon monoxide detectors.

Practice using a fire extinguisher.

Review fire escape planning and hazard prevention tips.

Minimum of 5 participants per session.

Cost: $15/person

In-Home Training

Prefer private, hands-on instruction in your home? We bring the training to your doorstep.

Great for parents, grandparents, babysitters, or family groups.

Available evenings and weekends for your convenience.

Can be customized to include CPR, First Aid, choking response, and more.

3-person minimum. Pricing based on selected training modules.

All Pricing is per person. Group discounts may apply. 3-person minimum for most On-Site Training.
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Definition: A smoke alarm is a device that detects smoke from a fire and alerts your family with a loud sound, giving you early warning to get out safely. There are 2 ways these alarms detect smoke

Ionization Smoke Alarm - Best at sensing fast-flaming fires (think: paper/grease flare-ups). Downside they are more prone to nuisance alarms when placed poorly near the kitchen.
Photoelectric Smoke Alarm - Best at sensing smoldering fires (think: couch cushion, wiring, "smoky" slow burn) - Generally fewer nuisance alarms from normal cooking compared to the Ionization detector

Parent Tip: Install smoke alarms on every level of your home, inside each bedroom, and outside sleeping areas. Test them monthly and replace batteries as needed so they work when it matters most. (Some detectors require battery changes 1-2 times per year, other brands have a 10 year battery that will last around 10 years)

Why It Matters: In a house fire, seconds count. Smoke alarms can give your family the extra time needed to wake up, get out, and call for help.

Related Terms: Fire Safety, Emergency Plan, Smoke Inhalation, Injury Prevention

Written and reviewed by Jeremy Manke, Firefighter / Paramedic (22 years of emergency service)

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