Infant CPR Training Manikin with Bag

Infant CPR Training Manikin with Bag

The infant CPR training manikin is a realistic and durable training tool designed to support effective teaching of infant cardiopulmonary resuscitation and choking management. This infant CPR training manikin allows instructors and learners to practise essential life-saving techniques in a controlled and repeatable environment, helping to build confidence and correct muscle memory for real-world emergencies.

Designed for CPR and first aid education, the infant CPR training manikin supports key skills including chest compressions, mouth-to-mouth rescue breathing, and airway obstruction management using chest thrusts and back blows. The anatomically accurate structure and realistic proportions ensure correct hand placement and technique during training. Additionally, the head-tilt chin-lift and nose-pinch features replicate real infant airway management, while visible chest rise confirms effective ventilation during rescue breaths.

Lightweight and easy to transport, this infant CPR training manikin is supplied with a carry bag, making it ideal for mobile instructors, training centres, schools, and healthcare education programmes. Its robust construction using PVC and ABS materials ensures long-term durability, even with frequent use. As a result, this manikin is well suited for repeated practice sessions in professional and community training environments.

Overall, the infant CPR training manikin provides a practical, education-focused solution for improving CPR outcomes and teaching critical first aid skills for infant emergencies.

Features

• Infant CPR training manikin for first aid and resuscitation education

• Realistic chest compressions with correct anatomical feedback

• Mouth-to-mouth rescue breathing with visible chest rise

• Chest thrusts and back blows for choking management

• Realistic head-tilt chin-lift and nose-pinch airway control

• Lightweight and portable design with carry bag

• Durable PVC and ABS construction for long-term use

Information on this page is provided for guidance and does not replace advice from a qualified clinician. Always read the manufacturer's instructions before use, and check that a device is suitable for the patient and the prescribed therapy.