Childcare for up to a year will be taught to Murmansk parents in the project “Mommy Heart 2.0”

The Murmansk Regional Branch of the Russian Red Cross has launched the Mother’s Heart 2.0 project, through which parents and other family members will be taught to care for children up to one year. This was reported in the government of the Murmansk region.

In the classes, experts will tell you how to ensure a safe sleep for a baby, protect it from household hazards and provide first aid. Participants will also learn about the basics of psychological health of parents. Training will be free.

Not only moms and dads can join the project, but also grandparents. Special attention will be paid to families who have a child for the first time.

According to the Red Cross, many infant accidents can be prevented if adults know basic safety rules. For example, it is important to put the child to sleep on his back, remove small objects and not leave the baby alone in the water even for a short time.

Classes will be conducted by practitioners. You can visit them at a convenient time, including on weekends. The project is implemented with the support of the Presidential Grants Fund.

Earlier, “MK in Murmansk” reported that in the Murmansk region held a master class on swaddling for future fathers.