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Topic: Infant and Child CPR
Babysitter training offered at Red Cross
December 12, 2008 | 
The holiday hustle is underway and analysts projections are this season will be busier than most. No one feels the pinch from shopping, parties and preparation more than moms and dads. That’s why the Clarksville-Montgomery Red Cross encourages families and caretakers to look for trained and certified babysitters for their childcare needs.
Whether it’s shopping for presents or the office holiday party, the demand for babysitters is sure to increase. But in order to feel more relaxed and secure, parents and caregivers need to have a sitter they know has been trained in how to care for the safety and well-being of their child. «Read the rest of this article»
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