How to Provide Infant (baby) CPR

Step-by-step instructions on how to perform CPR on an infant (up to1 year old) demonstrated by Linda Nylander-Housholder, APRN.
If the child is not breathing and unresponsive, performing CPR can keep them alive until Emergency Medical Services (911) arrives.

This Nicklaus Children’s Hospital video follows current CPR guidelines from the American Heart Association.

00:00 Intro
01:06 Check for responsiveness and call for help
2:50 How to do chest compressions
4:25 How to give 2 breaths
5:45 CPR CYCLE START

#CPR

[Vanillalace-mjzv]

My parents told me that back when I was a baby, I almost can't breathe and my face turns pale. Good thing we have a neighbor who's a Nurse and she saves my life. ❤

[nyallengseipatykhampane]

I am a new mom to my baby boy so watching this will help me to save my baby if something happens to him because I remember when he was 3 months he just stopped breathing 😢💔 and I didn't know what to do I was just panicking and crying....I yall his daddy saying the baby is not breathing he came and take the baby from me and remove his clothes then I went outside to ask for help... when I came back with other people i found my baby opened his eyes 😭 I don't know what my husband did to him but I was just happy to see my baby smilling and I thank God for giving me such a very brave husband🤞🏾😢 bcz I nearly died that day.🙏🏾♥️

[mervecevikcan]

As a new mom this is one of my biggest nightmares, but now I feel a bit more confident knowing these basics. Thank you heartfully for this amazing video! ❤

[timothysusee]

Dad of 4 with a new infant and thankfully I've never had to do this but it's always great to refresh my mind on the CPR basics if I ever needed to perform.. thanks for the upload

[Marteeyet]

Thank you. Your cpr training is so clear and so easy to understand. May God bless you more.

[catmom]

As an old CPR instructor (and RN), you did an excellent job here! Things have certainly changed, & it's good to keep up with the research.

[zenyogasteve]

Talk about cathartic! The terror of knowing this is a possibility is replaced by the knowledge that I can save a life if I have to. Thank you so much for your service!

[roselinebot]

Highly appreciated, as a health worker, I lost a neonate last week. From this lesson I learned a lot. Thanks

[graceyyoung]

Thank you so much I’m starting a new babysitting job and needed to learn

[yellowberrypie]

I took CPR several years ago a couple times. This was a really good refresher, esp. now that I am expecting.

[joshlind]

This makes me feel so much more confident when babysitting. Thank you

[mariahhart]

When you said "you in the blue shirt.." I got creeped out because I'm wearing a blue shirt

[rozinazerabruk]

Thanks from east africa and Ethiopia.

[gracewilson]

Thank you so much! I have infant twins and this is such a great refresher

[oshinegayle]

thank you. i will keep watching and watching until i never forget

[joseph_roquez]

Just this year was my first year of health science and i am now cpr state certified, all i needed was a refresh so i can know exactly how to do it, great video!

[naiman]

“Baby baby are you okay?”

*Baby: Ayo, what’s up. I’m up, where my milk?*

[samuraioj]

I love my baby so much I got emotional watching/mimicking this on my leg. :'(

[MsDee]

I'm just refreshing because my Granddaughter just had an episode. She's okay. Thank God; I am already certified. But, I just want to stay on point, because you never know. This was extremely helpful. Thank you.

[mynrilq]

Thanks. Owlet just gave us a false reading of low HR on our first two week old, had to make sure I watch this in case we ever get an accurate low reading. Will feel much more confident now..