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Adventures In Babysitting: Instructional Class Offered By MFPD

The Mokena Fire Protection District has limited spots available for its April 26-27 babysitting clinic.

MOKENA, IL — Those looking for an edge in the competitive babysitting market in Mokena can get a leg up on the competition by participating in Mokena Fire Protection District's babysitting clinic. The two-day training is scheduled from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. April 26-27 at Mokena Fire Station No. 1, 19853 S. Wolf Road in Mokena.

Participants will learn valuable babysitting skills, including roles and responsibilities as a babysitter, how to properly feed a baby, basic child psychology, and how to handle emergencies, said MFPD Chief Joseph Cirelli.

Fire marshal Tom Murray and MFPD Lt. Mark Sickles will lead the clinic, Cirelli said.

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Those who complete the clinic will also be offered the opportunity to attend a CPR class following the clinic, Cirelli said.

The cost for the clinic is $15. Class size is limited to 10 participants. Participants must be between the ages of 10-18. There are limited spots still available.

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Those interested in participating in the babysitting clinic can sign up by following this link.

For more information, call the Mokena Fire Protection District at (708) 479-5371, or visit its website.

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