First aid activities ought to teach scouts about what to do in emergency situations. Sometimes calling for an adult isn’t enough, and seconds matter. In fact, no one knowing CPR was the reason a friend’s father in law dropped dead last month.
That’s why I’m excited our Junior Girl Scout troop was gifted several hands-only CPR kits to teach the girls the basic skills of CPR in a pinch. The kits retail for about $40, and the mannequin could obviously be rotated among the scouts to encourage their CPR skills.
We plan to use the CPR kits in a service unit-wide first aid training for the girls later this fall. I’m excited to empower these girls in the event of an emergency!
I wish I could avail of this good item here in Bangladesh! ❤
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Is there a red cross in Bangladesh? I wish it would be as easy as “order it on Amazon.” 😦
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I am not really sure if there is. 🙂 I have been here only for four years.
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Great reminder that I need to get in gear and sign Nadia and I up for a class!
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That looks like a great kit. I would love to get one and be CPR certified. I have a 7 month old and it would sure give me more peace of mind.
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That’s why I was excited about this. You can learn the basics in 20 minutes
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What a great kit! I took a CPR course several years ago and am very glad for it, especially having young children at home.
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Hey that sounds great. I wish my girls would have hsd that when they were ijn girl scouts
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and how great it is that the girls are learning this stuff now! 😀
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