CPR for All Ages
Adult, child, and infant CPR: compressions, breaths, and when to start.
CPR4Kids gives parents and caregivers clear, step-by-step training in CPR, choking relief, and AED use, taught by a veteran fire battalion chief and critical-care flight paramedic.
Most cardiac emergencies happen at home, with family nearby. Knowing what to do in the first minutes can mean the difference between life and death.
John Rice has spent more than three decades on the front lines of emergency medicine as a battalion chief firefighter, paramedic, and critical-care flight paramedic. He founded CPR4Kids in 2009 with one mission: give parents the confidence and skills to protect their children when emergencies strike.
John and his wife are parents to seven children. He knows firsthand that life-saving knowledge isn't just professional. It's personal. CPR4Kids distills decades of real-world experience into practical lessons any parent, teacher, or caregiver can follow.
CPR4Kids is a practical, easy-to-follow course designed for parents, teachers, and caregivers who want to be prepared for emergencies. You'll learn how to respond in the critical first minutes, perform CPR on infants, children and adults, and provide first aid for situations like choking. No prior experience needed. Just the willingness to protect the ones you love most.
Adult, child, and infant CPR: compressions, breaths, and when to start.
Recognize choking fast and respond with the right technique for each age.
Find an AED, attach pads, and follow prompts with confidence.
Scene safety, when to call 911, and what to do in the first minutes.
Clear, watch-anytime lessons you can revisit with your whole family.
Content aligned with up-to-date life-saving guidelines and techniques.
One simple step: subscribe with PayPal for $39/year. No account setup required. You'll get instant access to all 14 video lessons.
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Need help? Call (801) 675-6329 or email info@cpr4kids.org.