water safety
Water Safety with Waterworks On Wheels Swimmer – Ethan
Waterworks On Wheels swim lesson student Ethan shows us the ropes! Water safety and swim skills are part of each
read moreSafety Day at Waterworks On Wheels
If your child falls into the pool while unsupervised, the chances are high that they are going to be fully clothed. Although an adult should be in the pool area with a child at all times, we are aiming to provide children with tools that could potentially save their lives in the few minutes it..
read moreWaterworks On Wheels Swimmer of the Month – August
480-461-3888 or www.waterworksonwheels.com : See our amazing water safety and swim lesson program for children of all ages and abilities.
read moreSmart Shopping for Children’s Swim Goggles
via www.livestrong.com Swimming in chlorinated pools and mucky lakes and oceans can do a number on your child’s eyes. Salt, chemicals, pollutants and bacteria can make their eyes red, itchy and irritated–and even prone to infection. Swim goggles, which fit over the head with adjustable straps and generally have plastic lenses to cover the eyes,..
read moreWaterworks On Wheels Swimmer of the Month – July
480-461-3888 or www.waterworksonwheels.com : See our amazing water safety and swim lesson program for children of all ages and abilities.
read moreWater Safety Tips for Summer Vacation
from Lindsey Chapman via Finding Dulcinea.com Dreams of spending lazy days at the lake, or stretched out on the beach will fill the minds of many this summer. By taking a few precautions, you can help ensure that your time in the water will be safe and enjoyable. Water Safety Statistics Water safety is a..
read moreImportant Water Safety Tips
We’d like to address the recent drownings in Arizona. We haven’t even reached prime-time swimming weather this year, and already 2011 has seen HALF the amount of drownings that occurred in 2010. This is unacceptable. The number one rule is that there is NO SUBSTITUTE for eye-to-eye contact with your child, and had this rule..
read moreNear-drowning incidents worry East Valley officials…numbers appear to be highest through September
Most of the child drowning and near-drowning incidents in Arizona happen because of a parent “losing track” of their child. Having a child is a big responsibility. Having a pool in your backyard is an even bigger responsibility if you have young children. Recently, I have had several distressed parents with two-year-olds call my company..
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