Running a #daycare—whether it's a family child care home or a licensed center—requires not only a nurturing curriculum and environment but also clinical preparedness for medical emergencies. As a #daycare-provider, you are responsible for children's immediate safety; Pediatric First Aid and #CPR training provides procedural competence, situational decision-making, and documentation that reassure families. ChildCareEd offers both an in-person Pediatric First Aid & CPR course (Pediatric In‑Person First Aid & CPR Buy Now $95.00$90.00) and a blended option (Pediatric Blended First Aid & CPR/AED Buy Now $85.00) designed for working professionals. These options help providers meet licensing expectations and develop practical skills to respond effectively when seconds matter.
At AidCPR, a ChildCareEd company, we make it easy, affordable, and convenient for daycare professionals to get certified. This Memorial Day weekend, take advantage of our $10 discount on Pediatric First Aid and #CPR classes when you sign up for our May 24, 2025 Buy Now $95.00$90.00 session in Gaithersburg, MD—just off I-270 and easily accessible from Frederick, Rockville, and Columbia.
Why is Pediatric First Aid and CPR more than a requirement?
Maryland child care licensing regulations require that all child care providers—including family daycare homes and #daycare-centers—maintain current Pediatric First Aid and CPR certification. And for good reason. (See course listing that notes Maryland licensing coverage.)
Children can #choke, fall, have allergic reactions, or experience medical #emergencies without warning. The ability to stay calm, respond quickly, and administer proper care can make all the difference. In fact, many parents ask about First Aid and CPR training before enrolling their children in care.
Being certified shows parents you take their child’s safety seriously. It boosts your credibility, builds trust, and sets you apart in a competitive market.
Why choose AidCPR for Pediatric First Aid and CPR?
AidCPR’s Pediatric First Aid and CPR course covers everything you need to feel ready and confident (course content aligns with standard Heartsaver/first-aid curricula): [Curriculum example]
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CPR for infants and children
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Choking relief
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Basic first aid skills including burns, bleeding, head injuries, allergic reactions, and more
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#AED use
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Emergency preparedness and 911 response
We offer two flexible class options:
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In-Person Buy Now
$95.00$90.00 – Get hands-on experience with guidance from expert instructors -
Blended Learning Buy Now $85.00 – Complete the online portion at your convenience, then join us in-person on May 24 for the skills session
Either way, you’ll walk away with a 2-year certification and real-life skills you can use if it ever counts.
Is there a Memorial Day discount for Pediatric First Aid and CPR?
This month only, get $10 off your Pediatric First Aid and CPR training when you register for our May 24, 2025 class. Yes, it’s Memorial Day weekend—but what better way to honor the spirit of the holiday than by learning how to help others in an emergency?
Classes fill fast, and this special only runs through May 31, so don’t wait.
Where is the training located?
Our training site in Gaithersburg, MD is just off I-270, making it a short drive from Frederick, Rockville, Columbia, and surrounding areas. Whether you’re running a daycare in your home or managing a larger center, we’re close by—and we can even come to your location for group trainings.
What can you expect from our instructors?
At AidCPR, we know training is only as good as the person teaching it. That’s why our instructors are experienced, engaging, and passionate about making sure you leave feeling ready. You’ll get plenty of hands-on practice, real-world scenarios, and personal attention. Don’t just take a class—take a class that sticks with you.
Bring Your Team
Running a daycare center? Make it a team effort. Having your entire staff trained in Pediatric First Aid and CPR not only meets licensing requirements but creates a safer, more responsive environment. Group discounts and on-site training options are available—just ask us!
How should I document training and share it with licensing staff and families?
Documenting and communicating staff training is a practical, regulatory, and reputational task. Start by keeping a central, auditable training file for each staff member: scanned completion certificates, date of course and skills session, instructor name, and course approval or provider details. If your program is licensed or participates in subsidy/voucher programs, retain the training approval number and any correspondence confirming acceptance. For family communication, maintain a summary sheet in your parent handbook that lists current staff certifications and renewal schedules; make digital copies available on request or via your program’s secure portal.
Before relying on any single course to meet a specific license requirement, verify acceptance with your state licensing representative. Training acceptance can depend on provider type, role, and whether the class included the required pediatric modules. For practical guidance, see related ChildCareEd articles such as Why Pediatric First Aid Training is Crucial for Daycare Providers, Pediatric First Aid and CPR Training with ChildCareEd, and Got CPR and A Well-Stocked First Aid Kit? for checklists and documentation templates.
For centers planning staff-wide recertification, schedule on-site skills sessions to reduce disruption and ensure consistent skill practice. ChildCareEd offers on-site and group training options; consider blended models for pre-course online work followed by a single, focused skills day. Additional reading: First Aid and CPR: An Investment in Community Safety, Getting Ready for the New School Year: Prioritizing Safety, and AidCPRProcess (process and logistics).
Finally, keep renewal timelines on a shared calendar and assign a staff member to monitor expirations so that at least one certified staff person is on every shift. These documentation practices satisfy licensing scrutiny and give families transparent evidence you prioritize safety.
Sign Up Now and Be Prepared
Whether it’s for your licensing renewal, to put parents at ease, or simply because you want to be ready for anything, AidCPR makes getting certified simple.
✅ Pediatric First Aid & CPR (meets Maryland licensing requirements)
✅ In-person and blended options
✅ $10 off through May 31
✅ May 24, 2025 class—just in time for summer
✅ Convenient Gaithersburg location
✅ Instructors that make it count
Seats are limited. Reserve yours today and take one important thing off your to-do list!
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What should daycare providers take away from Pediatric First Aid & CPR training?
Pediatric First Aid & CPR training does three practical things for your program: it equips staff with skills to manage choking, allergic reactions, bleeding, and cardiac arrest; it provides auditable certificates you can share with licensing staff and families; and it builds a safety culture so every shift has at least one clinician-ready responder. Confirm the course acceptance for your program type with your licensing specialist, and consider on-site or blended training to keep disruption minimal. For course details and scheduling, see the AidCPR Pediatric First Aid & CPR listing linked above and the Heartsaver-style curriculum reference included earlier.
