Water Safety First

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Thank you to everyone who has supported Water Safety First and given me feedback to grow and improve. Special thank you to this Mom for taking the time out of her day to send me this heartfelt message. You’ve inspired me to send a thank you message to a special someone, and I hope anyone reading this can also take time to reflect on someone you know, who’s making a real difference, and let them know.

Water Safety Tips for visiting a new pool!

✅Look at the bottom of the pool and locate the deep and shallow areas. Also look for anything potentially dangerous (sharp objects, broken pool equipment/jets, murky/cloudy water)
✅Check for signage and read it prior to entering
✅Check the temperature with your hand prior to entering
✅Know where the emergency equipment is (ie. buoyant ring, reaching poll, first aid kit, etc)
✅Assign a water watcher if visiting a pool without lifeguards (hotel pools, backyard pools, clubhouse pools, etc)
✅Have a plan if you need to evacuate quickly, or call emergency services and direct them to your location
✅Always make children ASK PERMISSION before they get in the water. Start this habit at a young age- it starts at home in the bathtub!
✅Feet first entries are safest, and in most cases, mandatory! Most hotel and backyard pools are not deep enough to safely dive.
✅If swimming in an outdoor pool, ensure you’re dressed for the weather- sun protection (long sleeve bathing suits, sunglasses or UV protective goggles, sunscreen).
✅Ensure you stay hydrated. It’s difficult to tell when you’re sweating while in a pool, so make sure to have a water bottle by the pool edge so you can rehydrate!
✅Have fun!

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Just in case you missed my updates on my webpage, or the JaneApp, or my email from last week or today!
Spring Break lessons will open tonight at 8pm. Currently “Ms. Spring Break 2026 Jessica Rahman” has lessons to “contact to book”. This will change at 8pm and you’ll be able to book in.

If you are owed a lesson, (from a cancellation made with more than 48 hrs notice), please reach out and I’ll slide you over on the back end. 😊

Tonight at 8pm Spring Break Registration opens! March 16-27 will be available to book! NEW this Spring Break- Coach Jessica will be offering 30min sessions instead of 35 min sessions! Don’t worry though, the price reflects the 5 minute difference! I created a new staff name to reflect the Spring Break sessions, so please make sure to click, “Ms. Spring Break 2026 Jessica Rahman” when booking in for Spring Break!

Coach Elianna will be offering sessions during Spring Break on Wednesdays from 9-2pm.

Coach Jessica will be offering sessions on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fridays for both weeks, during the day. A total of 74 lessons will be available to register for! Please reach out if you have any questions!