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1. Get useful information about life jackets, life jacket loaner programs, swimming and water safety, drowning surveillance and reporting, drowning prevention policy and more.; Host events, like April Pools Day and Summer Splash-Tacular, and be part of Everyone Swims, an ongoing policy and system change initiative to increase access to swimming and water recreation among culturally diverse and.

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2. Drowning: It Can Happen in an Instant. Not including boating incidents, on average about 10 people die from drowning every day in the United States, according to Injury Facts® the annual statistical report on unintentional injuries produced by the National Safety Council. .

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3. Drowning can happen quickly, like in the brief moment when you leave your baby in the bath to run and grab a forgotten towel or when you leave your child in the pool to answer a ringing phone. In a CPCS (Consumer Product Safety Commission) study, more than 3 out of 4 children had been missing from sight for less than 5 minutes before drowning. 6.

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4. Drowning is a leading cause of death for children. Together, we can change that. Drowning is a leading cause of death for children. Together, we can change that. Ensure every member of your family learns to swim so they at least achieve skills of water competency: able to enter the water, get a.

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5. Check your home for drowning hazards. Make sure to close the lid on the toilet, drain the bathtub, close the bathroom door, empty buckets of liquid or put them out of reach of children. Make it a rule to stay away from all bodies of water without adult supervision such as puddles, swimming pools, streams, ponds, rivers just to name a few.

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6. Sep 30,  · We made an emergency pool rescue from drowning video a couple of months ago and both Camber and I have been kicking ourselves ever since we uploaded it because we didn't show any real stoneshaperfelharimhelldweller.xyzinfo

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7. Start swim lessons as soon as your child is ready. The AAP recommends swim lessons for all children, and their parents, as another layer of water safety. Recent studies suggest that water survival skills training and swim lessons can help reduce drowning risk for all children including those 1 to 4 years.

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8. New Pool Safety Gadgets Help Prevent Drowning. Children between the ages of 1 and 4 are most at risk for drowning, and adult supervision often isn't enough to prevent it.

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