This extreme heat is sticking around for the weekend. If swimming is how you plan to cool off, we have some important tips to keep you and your loved ones safe while enjoying the water.
Summer is the perfect time to soak up some sun and cool off, and pools and beaches are popular destinations for many people and families looking to do so. However, it’s important to prioritize safety and take necessary measures to prevent accidents from happening while having fun.
Before you head out to the beach or take a dip in the pool, here are some tips to know to swim safely this summer:Whether you are at the beach or home, you should never go swimming by yourself. Regardless of your age and swimming abilities, accidents can happen, and it is always safest to have someone around to help in case of an emergency. Sign up for NBC Philadelphia newsletters.Children should always have constant undistracted adult supervision around water, even if a lifeguard is on duty.
Parents and guardians should also teach children about pool safety hazards, such as; staying away from drains and suction outlets. Always check for loose, broken or missing drain covers and locate the emergency shutoff.
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