Please watch this to find out why Babywearing on boats is never an option, and how to prepare your little ones to climb aboard and stay safe in deep water. Learn how to choose an appropriate floatation device for each member of your family and what products are not appropriate for use on a watercraft.
You can also read the recently released Canadian Drowning Report from The Lifesaving Society: www.lifesaving.ca/cmsUploads/...
Plus learn more about their Swim to Survive Standard: www.lifesavingsociety.com/swim...
Swimming is a life skill and one that all children should learn, so let's make sure swim lessons are always a priority.
Please feel free to comment below with any questions or topics you would like covered in future videos.
Resources In This Video:
- Salus PFDs: www.salusmarine.com
Infant Bijoux (9-25lbs), Child Nimbus (multiple sizes 20-90lbs) & Adult Comfort Fit (multiple sizes 90lbs+) PFDs as seen in video. Sold locally at Love Me Do Baby & Maternity www.lovemedobaby.com/search?t...
- Little Zen One: Mesh Wraps and Ring Slings for Shallow Water Use www.littlezenone.ca/search?ty...
- Transport Canada: How to Choose Lifejackets or Personal Floatation Devices www.tc.gc.ca/en/services/mari...
- Canadian Paediatric Society Caring For Kids: Water Safety For Young Kids www.caringforkids.cps.ca/hand...
- Sick Kids About Kids Health: Watery Safety & Drowning Prevention www.aboutkidshealth.ca/Articl...
- Lifesaving Society: Canadian Drowning Report 2018 www.lifesavingsociety.com/medi...
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**The information in this video is meant to help you learn about water safety. Please always refer to your local boating regulations to ensure you are following the law on the water. The information provided does not constitute individual advice or consultation and should not be used as such.