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Babysitting Course
Mississauga
Canadian Red Cross–certified babysitting training for youth ages 11–15. Child care fundamentals, emergency response, basic first aid, and leadership skills — everything a young caregiver needs to babysit with real confidence.
Youth Ages 11–15
Why Mississauga Families Choose Us
Training That Builds Real Confidence
AFAGT is a Canadian Red Cross–authorized provider delivering Babysitting courses in Mississauga. Our instructors bring engaging, youth-focused teaching into every class, so your child leaves with skills — not just a certificate.
Red Cross Authorized
Fully authorized Canadian Red Cross training centre. Your child's babysitting certificate is nationally recognized and accepted by families across Ontario and Canada.
Central Mississauga Location
Our training centre is conveniently located in Mississauga with easy access from the 401 and 403. Free parking available on-site for parents and youth attending the course.
All Ages of Children Covered
Students learn to care for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and school-aged children — the full range of kids they'll actually encounter on a real babysitting job.
Hands-on First Aid Practice
Youth practice real first aid and CPR skills on manikins in small-class settings. They'll repeat every skill until they feel genuinely confident — not just competent on paper.
Same-Day Digital Certificate
Your child's Canadian Red Cross Babysitter digital certificate is issued on the day of the course — ready to show prospective clients right away.
Leadership & Life Skills
Beyond child care, students develop communication, decision-making, and responsibility — skills that serve them well beyond babysitting into every part of adult life.
What You'll Learn
Babysitting Course Curriculum
Our curriculum covers every scenario young babysitters are likely to face — from caring for infants to handling emergencies — structured to Canadian Red Cross standards.
Module 1 — The Babysitter's Role
- › Responsibilities before, during, and after a job
- › Professional conduct and communication with parents
- › Setting expectations and gathering key information
- › How to market yourself and start a babysitting business
Module 2 — Child Development & Care
- › Developmental stages: infants, toddlers, preschoolers, school-age
- › Feeding, diapering, and dressing basics
- › Age-appropriate activities and play
- › Managing difficult behaviour and bedtime routines
Module 3 — Safety & Accident Prevention
- › Identifying and eliminating home hazards
- › Safe supervision indoors and outdoors
- › Kitchen, playground, and water safety
- › Emergency exits, fire safety, and 9-1-1 procedures
Module 4 — First Aid & Emergency Response
- › Infant and child CPR basics
- › Choking response for infants and children
- › Wound care: cuts, scrapes, nosebleeds, and burns
- › Recognizing illness and when to call for help
Module 5 — Leadership & Responsibility
- › Decision-making under pressure
- › Communication with children across age groups
- › Handling difficult situations calmly and confidently
- › Building trust with families and repeat clients
Course Details
Nationally recognized
Guaranteed best price · Small class sizes
Who This Course Is For
Built for Young Caregivers Ready to Lead
Whether your child wants to earn money babysitting or simply become more responsible and prepared, this course gives them the skills and certificate to start with confidence.
Pre-Teens (11–12)
Young people beginning to babysit siblings, cousins, or neighbourhood children for the first time.
Teens (13–15)
Older youth ready to take on paying babysitting jobs and build a trusted reputation with local families.
Home-Alone Preparedness
Youth who stay home independently and want the skills to handle emergencies with calm and confidence.
Community Volunteers
Young volunteers in church groups, community organizations, or camps who work alongside younger children.
School Volunteer Hours
Students working toward Ontario Community Involvement hours who want to gain a recognized safety credential.
Parents & Families
Families who want to hire a certified babysitter — and those who want to verify their sitter has professional Red Cross training.
Register Online
Book Your Babysitting Course
Select your preferred date and complete your registration below. Spots fill quickly — secure your child's place today.
How It Works
Register in minutes. We'll send you a confirmation email with everything you need for your child's course day.
- 1Choose a date
Pick the class date that fits your schedule. - 2Complete registration
Register online and receive your confirmation email. - 3Attend the course
Join us in Mississauga for a fun, hands-on training day. - 4Receive the certificate
Digital Red Cross certificate issued the same day.
Need a private group or school session?
We can host a private course for your school, camp, community group, or organization.
Request Group TrainingSelect your preferred course date below. Need help? Call us at (289) 890-2898 — Mon–Sun, 8 AM–5:30 PM.
Frequently Asked Questions
Babysitting Course Mississauga — FAQ
Everything you need to know before you register. Don't see your question? Contact us or check our full FAQ page.
What age is the Babysitting Course for? +
The Canadian Red Cross Babysitting Course is designed for youth ages 11 to 15. Participants must be at least 11 years old on the day of the course. This age range reflects the Canadian Red Cross program requirements.
Is this a Canadian Red Cross certified course? +
Yes. AFAGT is an authorized Canadian Red Cross training provider. Upon successful completion, participants receive an official Red Cross Babysitter certificate that is nationally recognized and accepted by families across Canada.
How long is the Babysitting Course? +
The course runs as a full in-person day session. Students engage in interactive lessons, hands-on practice, and scenario-based activities throughout the day. The digital certificate is issued the same day upon completion.
Does the course include First Aid and CPR? +
Yes. The course includes basic First Aid and CPR skills specifically for infants and children. Students practice choking response, wound care, and infant CPR — the exact skills they'll need on a real babysitting job.
Where is your Mississauga training location? +
Our Mississauga training centre is centrally located with easy access from Highways 401 and 403. Full address and parking details are sent in your registration confirmation email. Call us at (289) 890-2898 for directions.
What does my child need to bring? +
Students should wear comfortable clothes suitable for floor-based activities. Bring a snack and lunch. All training equipment — manikins, bandages, and supplies — is provided by AFAGT. A parent or guardian must drop off and pick up participants under 14.
When is the certificate issued? +
Your child's Canadian Red Cross digital certificate is issued on the same day as the course upon successful completion. They can share it digitally with families right away. A physical card may be mailed shortly after.
Can we book a private group session? +
Absolutely. We offer private group sessions for schools, summer camps, community organizations, and friend groups. We can come to your location in Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville, or surrounding areas. Contact us for a custom group quote.
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