Laerdal Little Baby QCPR (Dark, 4-Pack) – Realistic Infant CPR Training Kit

Realistic infant CPR training you can trust

Meet the Laerdal Little Baby QCPR—Dark, 4-Pack—a lifelike infant training manikin designed to mirror a three-month-old. Its design emphasizes a human-like feel for chest compressions and ventilations, with a visible chest rise to help learners gauge technique during practice. The setup also includes realistic airway behavior, which closes when the neck is hyperextended or underextended, inviting careful positioning during scenarios.

This kit blends tactile realism with smart feedback to support repeatable practice in a safe environment. The combination of anatomical cues and responsive mechanisms lets learners observe immediate, tangible results from their actions, which can help build familiarity with the rhythm and precision needed in infant CPR training.

Key features that enhance training sessions

• Authentic infant anatomy designed to resemble a three-month-old, providing realistic feel during compressions and ventilations.
• Human-like chest, visible chest rise, and airway behavior that responds to neck positioning for a more lifelike practice experience.
• Bluetooth-enabled QCPR sensors that measure compression rate, depth, release, and ventilation rate/count for objective feedback.
• Back blow training support with audible crying features (via QCPR app) to simulate foreign-body airway obstruction relief in a controlled setting.

Flexible feedback options to match your training needs

• QCPR sensors provide real-time data on compressions and ventilations, helping learners adjust technique on the fly.
• App-based feedback through the QCPR ecosystem enhances awareness of performance trends and progress over time.
• SkillGuide compatibility offers another layer of structured guidance during practice sessions.

Ideal use cases and learning scenarios

This training kit is well suited for varying contexts, from formal CPR courses to hospital and EMS training labs, nursing schools, and community education programs. It also supports independent, hands-on practice with digital feedback to reinforce correct rhythm, depth, and timing.

Practitioners can incorporate scenarios that emphasize effective chest compressions, proper ventilations, and safe airway management while benefiting from immediate, tangible feedback. The audible crying feature during back blows adds a realistic cue that helps learners respond calmly and methodically in dynamic situations.

What you gain from a structured practice routine

• Opportunities to refine timing and depth in compressions with measurable feedback.
• Visual confirmation of chest rise during ventilations, supporting technique consistency.
• Flexible training paths through app and device-based feedback options, enabling varied teaching approaches.

While results can vary by user and scenario, many learners find that structured, feedback-driven practice supports greater familiarity with infant CPR workflows. This kit offers a practical way to rehearse essential steps, repeat exercises safely, and build confidence over time.