Training Introduction

This training is designed for individuals who want to develop essential caregiving skills for infants and children. Participants will learn child growth and development, nutrition, hygiene, safety, communication, play therapy, and early learning support. Through practical demonstrations and scenario-based exercises, learners will gain hands-on experience to care for children safely and effectively in homes, daycare centers, and educational settings.

Training Objectives

• Develop knowledge of child and infant development stages
• Strengthen skills in feeding, hygiene, and personal care
• Enhance safety and emergency response abilities
• Improve communication and engagement with children
• Support learning, play, and social development
• Prepare participants for professional child caregiving roles

Learning Outcomes

Participants will be able to:

• Provide age-appropriate care for infants and children
• Support healthy feeding, hygiene, and sleep routines
• Apply safety and infection control practices
• Communicate and interact effectively with children and parents
• Promote learning and development through play
• Work confidently as child caregivers, daycare assistants, or early learning support staff

Training Methods

• Interactive lectures and demonstrations
• Hands-on practice sessions
• Role-play and scenario-based exercises
• Group discussion and case studies
• Assessment of practical skills

Who Should Attend

• Parents and family members caring for infants or children
• New or aspiring childcare professionals
• Daycare assistants and preschool staff
• Volunteers in child development programs
• Anyone interested in child and infant caregiving

Training Modules:

Module-1: Introduction to Child & Infant Care

1.1 Roles and responsibilities of a child caregiver
1.2 Understanding child growth and development stages
1.3 Importance of child-centered care
1.4 Professional ethics and conduct
1.5 Creating a safe and nurturing environment

Module-2: Nutrition and Feeding

2.1 Breastfeeding support and bottle feeding
2.2 Age-appropriate meal planning
2.3 Monitoring nutrition and hydration
2.4 Handling allergies and special dietary needs
2.5 Feeding safety and hygiene

Module-3: Hygiene and Personal Care

3.1 Bathing and grooming for infants and children
3.2 Diapering and toilet training
3.3 Oral care and skin care
3.4 Safe clothing and dressing techniques
3.5 Maintaining hygiene in childcare environments

Module-4: Child Safety and First Aid

4.1 Safe handling and mobility support
4.2 Home and daycare safety measures
4.3 Emergency response for infants and children
4.4 Basic first aid and CPR awareness
4.5 Preventing accidents and injuries

Module-5: Communication and Interaction

5.1 Verbal and non-verbal communication with children
5.2 Listening and responding to children’s needs
5.3 Engaging children in learning and play
5.4 Communication with parents and caregivers
5.5 Emotional support and bonding techniques

Module-6: Early Learning and Development Support

6.1 Encouraging cognitive development
6.2 Supporting motor skills and coordination
6.3 Creative activities and play therapy
6.4 Social skill development
6.5 Observation, documentation, and progress tracking

Registration Fee

Online Training: BDT 4,500
Classroom Training: BDT 5,000

Available Payment Modes

bKash (Personal)
🅱️ 01739-138399

Nagad (Personal)
🅽 01739-138399

DBBL Rocket (Personal)
🚀 01739-1383997

DBBL Nexus Pay – Card Payment
Card Number: 0121 0845 8527
A/C Name: Mohammad Abdur Rahman

Bank Account Details

·        Bank: Dutch-Bangla Bank Ltd.

·        Branch: Ibrahimpur Branch

·        A/C Name: Mohammad Abdur Rahman

·        Account Number: 3001570018186

·        Routing Number: 090262087

Closing Note

This training equips participants with practical skills to provide safe, effective, and developmentally appropriate care for infants and children. Participants will gain confidence in daily caregiving, nutrition, hygiene, safety, play, and early learning support. Certification enhances employability in daycare centers, schools, hospitals, and home-care settings.

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