(Savannah pediatricians) Dr. Yolanda Rivera-Caudill on how to help prevent drownings this summer
Drowning prevention tips from The Tiny Beet – a general pediatric direct primary practice in Savannah
Did you know that 88% of child drownings occur with at least one adult present?
Pool season is here. Savannah pediatrician Dr. Yolanda Rivera-Caudill @ The Tiny Beet – a general pediatric direct primary practice in Savannah – is on a mission to spread awareness on swimming safety.
Over the next few days, Dr. Caudill will post a series of recommendations to push for a zero drowning summer on the Doctor Beet Facebook page here and on Instagram here.
Tiny Beet Tips Series: Tip No. 1
Assign a water watcher.
Even if there is a lifeguard present, the water watcher is a designated person who’s role is to observe the children’s activity while in or around the pool. Together we can have a safer swimming summer.
Learn more here.
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The Tiny Beet – a general pediatric direct primary practice
ADDRESS
51 Johnny Mercer Blvd.
Building A-2 Suite A
Savannah, GA 31400
PHONE
(912) 777-6830
EMAIL
thedoctorbeet@gmail.com
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