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Swimming into the #weekend #swimming is a lifeskill that every child/adult should learn. #turnkickreach #babyotterswimschool
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70% of fatal child drownings happen during non-swim time. Fence pools and spas, & make sure that doors and windows that lead out to them have alarms or keyless latches out of kids' reach. If a child is missing, check the water first! #nrhws365
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Portable pools may not always be top of mind when considering #watersafety, but they account for 4% of all pool drownings. #Safetytip: always put portable pools away after use. Review and download our tip card: bit.ly/2FkdqzK
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Do you and your kids know what a dangerous drain looks like? Check out this video by the @ZACfoundation and @AbbeysHope to learn how to identify a VGB-compliant drain: bit.ly/2Rfsacc
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Drowning is a world-wide issue.
Share the poster lets see how far we can get it.
Share and comment where in the world are you?
Thank you. 💙#DoingitforDylan #WaterSafety #ColdWaterKills
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Closing your pool for the season? Make sure you properly winterize it and take extra precautions to make it safer. bit.ly/2Q5NYnM #PoolSafely365
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September is #BabySafetyMonth and a great reminder to teach kids of all ages how to swim! bit.ly/2nKM8ej #learn2swim
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Happy #NationalBookLoversDay! If you have a budding book lover in the family, read about #watersafety with them! Check out all of these fun and educational books from our collaborators: bit.ly/2AmHsUO #bookloversday
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#DYK that layers of protection can help keep kids safer around a pool or spa? Learn more: bit.ly/2zvSa7p
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Calling all grandparents! If you're sharing pool time with the young ones in your life this summer, consider all the ways you can teach them to #PoolSafely. Access the information you'll need here: bit.ly/2gPlMVu
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#DYK @USCPSC data shows that 389 children fatally drowned in pools and spas in 2016? Let’s work together to bring this number down and #stopdrowning. bit.ly/2QTSXJs
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A number of recent fatal drowning incidents has shed light on the risk water poses to all children, particularly curious toddlers. Learn more from @HuffPostLife: bit.ly/2KCunvs
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"We not only have an obligation to promote safety around the pools, but also to keep our swimmers safe through taking steps to promote water safety for the community as a whole." Read more from @CHH2O via @swimswamnews: bit.ly/2WghDAU
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Happy #NationalDolphinDay to our friends, @SplashMedics! Check out their book, "Toby the Dolphin and Water Safety," which teaches kids how to be safer in and around water: bit.ly/2AmHsUO
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Happy Friday! To kick-off the weekend, we challenge @DPCPBC, @HealthyKidsCC, and @splashmedics to take the Pledge and pick three friends to #PledgeItOn! bit.ly/PledgePS
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We took the challenge and took the Pledge to #PoolSafely? Please join us and #PledgeItOn to share important #watersafety tips with your network: bit.ly/2kU6xhP
@poolsafely
#DrowningPrevention #Watersafetymonth
#notonemoredrowning #NDPA #SafetyAroundWater #WaterSmartFL – at Florida, USA
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What better way to celebrate #SchoolLibrarianDay than with educational #watersafety books?! Check out these fun reads from our partners: bit.ly/2AmHsUO
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With #SpringBreak approaching, consider enrolling children in swimming lessons. Not only do they teach a life-saving skill, but they build confidence and keep kids active! Read more: bit.ly/2nKM8ej
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“Reach and throw – don’t go!” : Never try to save anyone by jumping in yourself; then two people are at risk. Throw them something that floats, or grab a pole that reaches them. Yell yell YELL for help and call 911. #watersafety #poolsafety #layersofprotection
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Drowning is drowning, there is only one "type". The rest are misnomers that only distract you from what is really important: enforce water safety practices and prevent drowning accidents from happening to those you love.
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