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What to Do If a Baby Is Choking at Child Care
02/13/2026How can you tell if a baby is really choking? In child care, babies gag and cough sometimes—especially during meals. That can look scary, but it is not always choking. A baby may be choking if you see these signs: No sound (can’t cry or cough) Trouble breathing or no breathing Ski... What to Do If a Baby Is Choking at Child Care
Infant CPR Steps: A Simple Guide for Child Care Providers
02/06/2026What counts as “infant CPR,” and when do you use it? Infant CPR is for babies under 1 year old. You use it when a baby is unresponsive (does not wake up) and is not breathing normally (not breathing or only gasping). What should you do first in a child care setting? Before you s... Infant CPR Steps: A Simple Guide for Child Care Providers
Incident Reports After Medical Emergencies: What to Document
01/22/2026What is an incident report, and why does it #matter after a medical emergency? An incident report is a written record of what happened. After a medical emergency, it helps everyone stay on the same page—families, staff, licensing, and health professionals. A good report is: Clear Factual... Incident Reports After Medical Emergencies: What to Document
Splinters, Stings, and Rashes: Quick Response Guide for Providers
01/15/2026What should I do first, before I treat anything? Start with a short #safety check: Stay calm and keep the child close. Wash your hands and put on gloves if there is any blood. Look for danger signs (trouble breathing, swelling of face/lips, very sleepy, severe pain, or fast-spreading rash). F... Splinters, Stings, and Rashes: Quick Response Guide for Providers
Calling Parents vs. Calling 911: Decision-Making for Providers
01/15/2026When should you call 911 right away? Call 911 first when you think the child’s life or #health could be in danger right now. The American Red Cross teaches a simple rule: Check, Call, Care—and the “Call” step happens right away for life-threatening problems. Cal... Calling Parents vs. Calling 911: Decision-Making for Providers
What should you do if an infant is unresponsive in the crib at child care?
01/08/2026What does “unresponsive” mean, and why does it matter? “Unresponsive” means the baby does not react when you talk, touch, or gently tap. The baby may look limp, very still, or “not like themselves.” If an infant is unresponsive and not breathing (or only gasping)... What should you do if an infant is unresponsive in the crib at child care?
Why CPR training matters in child care (real emergencies happen fast)
01/08/2026What kinds of emergencies can happen in child care? Young children are still #learning how to eat, move, and explore #safely. That means some risks are common in group care. Emergencies can include: Choking during meals or snack Breathing trouble from #asthma or allergies A sudden collapse or ... Why CPR training matters in child care (real emergencies happen fast)
Why Is CPR So Important in Child Care Settings?
12/30/2025Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a life-saving skill. In child care settings, emergencies can happen without warning. A child may #choke, stop breathing, or collapse. When this happens, your actions matter. CPR helps keep blood and oxygen moving to the brain and body until med... Why Is CPR So Important in Child Care Settings?
What Is Asthma and Why Is It Common in Child Care?
12/23/2025Asthma is a long-term breathing condition that affects many children. It causes the airways in the lungs to swell and tighten. This makes it hard to breathe. In child care settings, #asthma is common because many young children are still #learning how to manage their symptoms. Some ... What Is Asthma and Why Is It Common in Child Care?
When to Call Parents: Managing Illness in the Winter Months ❄️⛄
12/22/2025When winter arrives, coughs, colds, and #fevers often arrive too. In child care settings, illness can spread quickly, especially when children are indoors more often. Knowing when to call #parents is an important skill for child care professionals. Clear decisions help keep children ... When to Call Parents: Managing Illness in the Winter Months ❄️⛄
