Hero Training
In case you had not noticed, I'm proud of my boys! They never cease to amaze me with what they know and what they perceive at a young age. They understand things that grown folks wrestle with!
Today Aaron took First Aid and CPR training, and he took it very seriously. When I arrived to pick him up, he was still practicing! He had to show me how to perform CPR on the adult manequin as well as the baby. He eagerly showed me the supplies for his first aid kit that he had been given by the EMT who taught the class. You could tell he was so thrilled to have learned all these skills! This just about finishes off his First Aid merit badge for Boy Scouts. I told him that you are never too young to save a life.
I pray he'll never have to put his "hero training" to use, but I believe he would do it to the very best of his ability. He has a good mind, a good heart, and a good soul.
Today Aaron took First Aid and CPR training, and he took it very seriously. When I arrived to pick him up, he was still practicing! He had to show me how to perform CPR on the adult manequin as well as the baby. He eagerly showed me the supplies for his first aid kit that he had been given by the EMT who taught the class. You could tell he was so thrilled to have learned all these skills! This just about finishes off his First Aid merit badge for Boy Scouts. I told him that you are never too young to save a life.
I pray he'll never have to put his "hero training" to use, but I believe he would do it to the very best of his ability. He has a good mind, a good heart, and a good soul.
posted by Jennifer at 6:45 PM
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