Royal Life Saving Society urge parental supervision to stop toddler drowning statistics

By Chris Bath
November 12 2017 - 12:30pm
Life skill: Chris and Sebastian Skilton getting ready for the Summer months by learning an important life skill with Austswim instructor Ann Schultz at Tamworth Learn to Swim. Photo: Peter Hardin
Life skill: Chris and Sebastian Skilton getting ready for the Summer months by learning an important life skill with Austswim instructor Ann Schultz at Tamworth Learn to Swim. Photo: Peter Hardin

In the past 15 years, 461 Australian toddlers have drowned, with 60 per cent of those in home pools, according to the Royal Life Saving Society, who has launched a new campaign to tackle the tragic statistics.

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