For those of us who are 21 and up, enjoying a drink poolside in the summertime is relaxing as heck. In between sips, you peak over the top of your sunglasses and thank goodness for the simplicity of ...

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Darling, it's better down where it's wetter. But even with Sebastian's wisdom in mind, sometimes you want to stay above water. So how do you indulge your inner mermaid while keeping your head dry?

In part one of our Is It Safe? series, experts warn that these popular flotation devices may give kids and parents a false sense of water confidence Experts say kids wearing floaties should never be ...

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School's out and kids are ready to hit the pool, but first officials want to make sure everyone knows how to stay safe while having fun. There have been four water-related incidents reported in Pima ...

In the drowning prevention community, we dread hearing the other F-word: floaties. These seemingly innocuous devices give responsible parents a false sense of security with the assumption that the ...

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In the drowning prevention community, we dread hearing the other F-word: floaties. These seemingly innocuous devices give responsible parents a false sense of security with the assumption that the ...