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How does RealCare Baby® Program differ from the Child Care Experience Program?
Use this program comparison chart to help identify the best product(s) to fit your needs.
Can I choose which skin tones my CCE Babies have?
Yes! 9-Month CCE Babies come in light and medium skin tone options.
What is the weight and size of the CCE Babies?
The 9-Month CCE Babies are 25” long and weigh 6.05 lbs. They represent the length of an average baby at that age.
How many total CCE Babies are recommended for my class/program?
You will need at least four CCE Babies, which are included in our 4-Baby Package. For more than 30 students, we recommend eight CCE Babies, which are included in our 8-Baby Package. The exact amount depends on the size of your class, how many days you have available to rotate the students through the experience, and how often you want to use the simulation throughout the semester.
Contact your account manager to discuss your specific program needs.
Can I use RealCare Baby supplies with CCE Babies?
No, RealCare Baby Supplies will not work with CCE Babies.
9-Month Child Care Experience Baby
$1,209.00
The 9-Month Child Care Experience Baby is meant for use with the Child Care Experience™ Program. This simulator can help users understand how to care for an infant and functions as a standalone infant airway obstruction trainer when paired with the Child Care Experience software.
Please note: 9-Month Child Care Experience Baby is an add-on and does NOT include the smart device or software needed to operate the program. See the Child Care Experience Program page for program startup details.
Contents
9-Month Child Care Experience Baby Includes:- Solid food spoon
- Pacifier
- 2 diapers
- Outifit
- Charger
- Portable crib
- 6 choking objects
- 2-year limited warranty
Features
- Standalone infant airway obstruction trainer
- Cheeks light up when the infant needs care so students with hearing impairments or noisy rooms can identify which infants need care
- Comes in multiple skin tones, representing a diverse population
- Offers feedback so students know care events were performed correctly, like cooing after a fussy event or making eating sounds during a feeding event