Summer Sports Safety Tips
Spending time at the pool can be a great activity that the whole family can enjoy. But drowning is a real danger for those of all ages. No matter how experienced a swimmer you are, never swim alone.
- Keep these safety tips in mind before you take a dip:
- Make sure a lifeguard is on duty
- Never leave children unattended by the water
- Make sure everyone in your family learns to swim well
- Know emergency CPR and first aid
- If a child is missing, check the water first
- Protect your skin with sunscreen
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June 10, 2015