There are no warning sounds or splashing sounds when someone is drowning. That’s why prevention is key. Use barriers and alarms, watch kids closely, and learn CPR and basic rescue skills. Find more safety tips at cchealth.org/preventdrowning.
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Much like not leaving a child alone in a car this is all common sense!
99% correct! but you have to call it “good sense” as if it were “common”… more people would have it
Safety tip: teach them to swim asap