Family and babysitter first aid classes

Expectant and new parents, grandparents, nannies, teens preparing to babysit, and parent groups.

Per-person class fees, private in-home sessions at a higher price, and group bookings for baby showers, parent groups and schools.

• Warm, reassuring teaching style
• Comfortable with parents and children
• Basic marketing and social media

• Running classes at home may need a home occupation permit and must respect HOA or lease rules
• General liability insurance, and a signed waiver for participants
• Keep your teaching within your certification, do not give medical advice
• Demand can be seasonal and depend on word of mouth, so build a mailing list early

Startup costs are typically around $700 to $2,500, depending on your equipment, insurance and how you market your classes. Treat these as estimates and price out supplies and coverage in your area before committing.

Monthly revenue is typically around $300 to $2,000, depending on class size, how often you teach and your pricing. Demand can be seasonal and depend on word of mouth, so building a mailing list early helps.

Check whether you need a home occupation permit and whether your HOA or lease rules allow classes at home. Also check general liability insurance and signed participant waivers, and keep your teaching within your certification without giving medical advice.