As an employer of a nanny, it's essential to ensure that your childcare provider has the necessary skills and knowledge to keep your little ones safe and secure. Our Child Safety Course is specifically designed for nannies and caregivers, providing them with the expertise to prevent and respond to emergencies such as accidents, injuries, and illnesses. Through interactive and engaging training, your nanny will learn child safety protocols, CPR & first aid techniques, and emergency procedures — giving you peace of mind and confidence in their ability to care for your children. We finish off with hygiene and cover infectious diseases like HIV and TB.
The importance of their role as a nanny, communication with the parents, understanding and following a routine, and how to manage childcare and housework.
Identifying hazards in and around the home and the practical steps to childproof it — built into the rhythm of the day.
Understanding and preventing infectious diseases like HIV and TB, and the hygiene habits that protect children every day.
Emergency numbers and an emergency plan, CPR for babies and young children, choking, and essential first aid for home emergencies indoors and outdoors.
Routines, Time Management & Safety
The First Aid awareness programme is an intense but fun learning workshop where nannies are practically coached on first aid techniques with the use of baby and toddler manikins. Course participants learn how to deal with choking, fits and fevers, drowning, burns, severe allergic reactions etc. Child carers will leave the course feeling confident to deal with all childhood emergencies.
“By investing in this course, you'll not only be enhancing your nanny's skills and knowledge but also demonstrating your commitment to providing a safe and nurturing environment for your children to thrive.”
Our trainers are all registered with the Resuscitation Council of South Africa. The training material used for the CPR and choking component is in accordance with the requirements of both the American Heart Association and the Resuscitation Council of SA.