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Mark Wilhelmsson
Mark Wilhelmsson is the Founder and President of Our Child's Keeper (www.ourchildskeeper.com), a growing online community, master class, and resource library on child safety for pa...view moreMark Wilhelmsson is the Founder and President of Our Child's Keeper (www.ourchildskeeper.com), a growing online community, master class, and resource library on child safety for parents and caregivers. The father of four, Wilhelmsson dedicated his life to child safety after his son survived a harrowing choking incident. His life message to parents is that acquiring a fundamental set of life-saving skills and knowledge is their first and highest responsibility.Wilhelmsson says, "As a Certified CPR, AED, and First Aid Instructor, I wanted to write the book that truly helps us deliver on the promise we inherently make as parents when deciding to bring a baby into this world: that we'll do whatever it takes and commit to learning how to protect and keep them safe. With the average response time of 911 at over 10 minutes, it's clear that we simply can't rely on others, luck, or even 911 and emergency services. I believe parents need to learn how to become self-reliant in emergency situations. They need to know how to save their own children's lives."Wilhelmsson launched Our Child's Keeper to provide parents the resources they need to respond to any life-threatening situation their kids may face, producing a robust video master class presented by notable experts in child safety and emergency medicine, and a corresponding Amazon Alexa Skill as an in-the-moment resource. To ensure an accurate, in-depth, and thorough treatment of every applicable skill-and to fulfill his responsibility to his own children-Wilhelmsson acquired certification in Infant, Child, and Adult CPR along with Anaphylaxis and Epinephrin Auto-Injector certification, is an AED and First Aid Certified Instructor through the American Red Cross, and an American Red Cross Water Safety Ambassador.view less