Infant CPR & Choke Saving - Then Comes Baby

Our COVID-19 action plan through December 2021: Our CPR class is offered in a live online format through January 2022. We will monitor COVID-19 rates after the holidays and if the rates are dropping to safer levels for group gatherings, we’ll return to in-person classes.

Our expert CPR and Choke Saving providers are prepared to teach an effective class and will still observe and comment on your technique as you learn them, using a doll or other item — even a rolled up towel! — in your own home.

$99/ Couple + $45/ per additional family members (grandparents, etc.)

Please reach out to us directly by text us (510-817-2229) to add additional family member a la carte to the course you are signed up for.

CPR classes will be on the 3rd or 4th Sundays of the Month/ 3:00pm – 5:30pm unless noted

October 24th
November 21st
December 19th
January 23rd

Please read the class description below if you have a Toddler or Preschooler at home and would like the instructor to bring a pediatric CPR mannequin.

Learn to prevent and respond to the most common medical emergencies for infants and young children: fever, allergic reactions, poisoning, seizures and trauma, with extra emphasis on airway issues, including responding to choking. Infant CPR is practiced with electronic feedback CPR manikins. If you also have a Toddler or Preschooler at home, please let us know at registration and we can do a “side demonstration” on pediatric CPR techniques.

This is a great class for parents and family members. Pre-crawling infants welcome, although it is important to register with another adult, if you bring your baby.

This class does not certify you in First Aid or CPR. It is a good class for non-licensed childcare providers, like baby sitters and home nannies/ nanny share providers.

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Teachers:

We are pleased to work in partnership with In Home CPR to provide this class for the community. While In-Home reserves the right to staff the class as fitting, your instructor will be one of these three talented professionals:

Christian Mendieta was a certified EMT, completed Firefighter I Academy, volunteered at a firehouse, and recently graduated with a degree in Kinesiology. When he’s not teaching CPR and First Aid classes, he is caring for his toddler daughter, weightlifting or on a trail with his dog.

Josh Sauberman has a background based in Firefighting and Emergency Medical Response as an EMT. He aims to keep his classes realistic, relevant and enjoyable. And, they now take on a much more personal relevance: he is expecting his first child in February 2019!

Chris Schlesinger has been instructing First Aid & CPR classes since 2008. He’s a former EMT and home care worker. Long ago he was also a comic actor and his roots as a performer inform his instructing style — classes that fun, informative and very interactive.

Cancellation Policy:

If you need to cancel or miss a class, please call us at 510.817.2229 or reach out to us via our Contact page as soon as possible. If you cancel your registration at least 14 days in advance, 75% of your fee will be refunded or you may choose to receive full credit toward a class or service up to six months in the future. If you cancel less than 14 days in advance or if you do not show for a class, your fee will not be refunded. If you want to move to an earlier or later date, and we are able to fill your space in the class you are transferring from, you may do this for a $25.00 administration fee.

On occasion, due to instructor illness or when required minimum enrollment is not met, Then Comes Baby may need to cancel or postpone a class. We will give participants the earliest notification possible and offer a full refund or Then Comes Baby credit, per your wishes. Please know that we are fully committed to your education and will make every effort to make-up your canceled class.