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Author: Carlotta Knox

Water wings, floaties and air-filled toys are NOT lifesaving devices. Life jackets should be worn in the pool instead. By Banner’s Children

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Learn and practice CPR and take refresher courses every other year.

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It only takes a few inches of water for children to drown. Empty buckets and other containers and store them upside down. By Banner’s Children’s

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Ensure there is no way a child can get into the pool such as climbing over or through the fence. By Goodyear Fire Department

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Make sure pool gates close and lock properly to prevent unexpected visitors in pool area.

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