5 safety tips to keep you out of the emergency room this summer
5 safety tips to keep you out of the emergency room this summer July 1, 20265:00 AM ET By Marielle Segarra , Malaka Gharib Enlarge this image Stay safe this summer. Make sure you know the five water safety skills, designate a water-watcher when kids are swimming, know the signs of heat exhaustion and more. Kaz Fantone/NPR hide caption toggle caption Kaz Fantone/NPR Stay safe this summer.
- ▪5 safety tips to keep you out of the emergency room this summer July 1, 20265:00 AM ET By Marielle Segarra , Malaka Gharib Enlarge this image Stay safe this summer.
- ▪Make sure you know the five water safety skills, designate a water-watcher when kids are swimming, know the signs of heat exhaustion and more.
- ▪Kaz Fantone/NPR hide caption toggle caption Kaz Fantone/NPR Stay safe this summer.
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5 safety tips to keep you out of the emergency room this summer July 1, 20265:00 AM ET By Marielle Segarra , Malaka Gharib Enlarge this image Stay safe this summer. Make sure you know the five water safety skills, designate a water-watcher when kids are swimming, know the signs of heat exhaustion and more. Kaz Fantone/NPR hide caption toggle caption Kaz Fantone/NPR Stay safe this summer. Make sure you know the five water safety skills, designate a water-watcher when kids are swimming, know the signs of heat exhaustion and more. Kaz Fantone/NPR Think about all the things we do during the summer. We go outside more. We jump into bodies of open water. We bake under the hot sun. We light fires and cook over them.
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