Water Safety
When the average person considers the ability to swim, they might not think of it as unique or special. But, for those who have physical or mental disabilities, swimming is a leisure activity that breaks through many of the boundaries that have been set by life.
Fostering a respect for the water within your child is essential to keeping them safe in aquatic situations. Many young children and toddlers love the water and enjoy playing in the cool waves, but pools, ponds, creeks and other bodies of water can be extremely dangerous. In fact, drowning is the second most common cause Read More
Water safety is a big concern for many parents in Katy, especially those who own pools or live by the water. The scenario of your child falling into the water and not knowing what steps to take to preserve their health and wellbeing is terrifying. For this reason, experts recommend that parents introduce their children Read More
Spending time by the pool is a favorite summer pastime, especially for the little ones. However, a hot day by a pool in Houston can be dangerous without the proper hydration even through the fall season. While swimming is an activity surrounded by water, it’s a very strenuous activity that requires a large amount of Read More
Many parents rely on personal flotation devices to ensure their children’s safety in the water. However, a question that often comes up is whether or not personal flotation devices (PFDs) are doing more harm than good. Truthfully, when it comes to learning how to swim, PFDs may give parents a false sense of security and Read More
