From the Heart CPR · Lexington, SC
Little Lifesavers (Ages 6–10)
A fun beginner’s class on calling 911, CPR and staying safe. Kid-friendly practice helps children learn how to get help in an emergency.
From $45 per person · no-card option
Optional Heartsaver certification with full AHA coursework.
A little about this class
Practical skills. A little more confidence.
Little Lifesavers makes learning about emergencies approachable for children ages 6–10. Through encouraging, hands-on activities, kids practice calling for help, explore CPR on manikins, and learn that getting a trusted adult is an important way to help. The focus is confidence and awareness—not putting the responsibility for an emergency on a child.
Who it’s for
- Children ages 6–10
- Homeschool groups
- School groups
- Community youth groups
Taught by Nikole Reynolds, registered nurse and AHA-certified instructor.
What we’ll practice
- Recognizing when someone needs help
- Calling 911 and sharing your location
- Finding a trusted adult
- Introduction to CPR on manikins
- Staying safe before helping
- Building confidence in an emergency
Skills and course length depend on the AHA course selected and whether you need certification. Nikole will confirm the details before you book.
Choose the training you need
The class name describes the audience—not a separate AHA credential.
Little Lifesavers is an introductory class. A Heartsaver card is not automatic or guaranteed for children: full coursework and demonstrated skills are required. Discuss your child’s readiness with Nikole before choosing certification.
Questions, answered
Will my child receive a certification card?
The beginner’s class does not include a certification card. If you are interested in a Heartsaver card, speak with Nikole first: each student must be able to complete the full appropriate AHA course and demonstrate all required skills. Attendance in Little Lifesavers alone does not qualify a child for a card.
How does the optional Heartsaver card work?
Tell Nikole before booking if you need certification. The appropriate full AHA Heartsaver course material and all required skills must be completed. Your card is an AHA Heartsaver course completion card, not a certification with the themed class name. It is valid for 2 years.
What if I do not need a card?
Choose the skills-only Friends & Family option, starting at $45. No certification card is issued. This option saves $22 compared with the card option and is not a substitute for an employer’s required certification.
Do these classes change the AHA curriculum?
No. The class names describe who the training is for. Nikole follows the appropriate AHA course material; an audience-focused setting does not remove or change the coursework or skills required for a Heartsaver card.
Can you teach our group?
Yes. Contact Nikole about a class in Lexington, Columbia, or the surrounding Midlands. Share your group’s ages, location, and certification needs so she can confirm the right course, starting price, and date.
Reserve your spot
Tell Nikole who you’re training, where you’re located, and whether you need a card. There’s no date posted yet for this class, so send a request and Nikole will reach out with dates.