RealCare Baby infant simulator is a lifelike, lifesize baby doll with realistic computerized responses, which allows teens to experience some of the demands of infant care.
It is being used by schools and other organizations to help adolescents appreciate the responsibilities involved with parenthood.
The Kankakee County Health Department has all resources needed for student experiences. These infants can be loaned out by contacting our health promotion department.
Target Audience: 7th - 12th Grade Students
Brain breaks are mental breaks designed to help students stay focused. Brain breaks get students moving to carry blood and oxygen to the brain. This training provided those in the classroom setting with an understanding of the methodology behind Brain Breaks and how to conduct them in the classroom in the most effective way.
Free training sessions for first responders, community organizations, business owners, and individuals in the administration of Narcan nasal spray.
By dramatically depicting how an infant’s brain is affected by just a few seconds of shaking, the RealCare™ Shaken Baby simulator and the related curriculum helps increase awareness of the dangers of Shaken Baby Syndrome and child abuse. Individuals can borrow this simulator for an educational presentation for their students or community group, or health department staff can provide a presentation on shaken baby syndrome.
Our health promotion team can come to your site or event to provide an interactive and fun handwashing class where participants learn about the importance of handwashing and get a chance to demonstrate their handwashing skills using the black light hand washing station. This activity is aimed at children but can be a fun demonstration at any health and wellness event.
Accommodations available upon request. Please contact 815-802-9400 Option 3 for more information.