Summer is often associated with carefree days at the beach or by the pool, licking our fingers after delectable BBQ feasts, and family trips. Some nights are packed with fireworks, and there are undoubtedly an infinite number of pool games to be played. While all of these activities are meant to be enjoyable and relaxing for the entire family. Summer days can sometimes end in disaster, especially if we disregard common sense laws and regulations. Tragedies such as drowning, burns, and unnecessary accidents may all be prevented, thus here is a list of deadly blunders that we all make and must stop:
Not paying enough attention to your children
There is always the potential of drowning when there is a body of water around, whether it is a small blow-up pool, an Olympic-sized pool, or even the ocean. Nothing beats a plunge to keep calm on hot summer days, and kids love splashing around and playing games. Accidents do happen, and water can be deadly, particularly for youngsters. When it comes to kids and water, it has been suggested that parents/adults follow the 10/20 rule, which means scanning the water every 10 seconds and always being within 20 seconds of it for the sake of safety.