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A member asked:
Super confused about first aid and cpr training for sitters?
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Do not be : Everyone should have basic training in life support. This is fairly simple and easy to obtain from local red cross and/or local hospital. More specific training and detailed management may be necessary for special needs children. However, the pediatrician can write this out in detail so that it is easy to follow for any sitter.
Answered 12/7/2017
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