Nikki Scarnati decided to publish a short video on tiktok in which she warns her parents against certain behavior. She is not only a mother, but also a certified swimming instructor who knows how to keep children safe while playing in the water. This time, she shared one of the tips with a video she shared on social media. It quickly became very popular.
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Avoid this when your child is going to the pool. Tip from a certified instructor
Nikki has many years of experience and based on her observations, she decided to share them with tiktok users. The woman warns parents who go with their children to the beach, where they plan to swim together. Nikii asks them to choose the right shade for the children’s swimsuits so that they can be seen more easily in the water. She demonstrated in the video how difficult it is to notice a toddler wearing a blue suit, captioning the material with the title “don’t buy blue swimsuits”.
– Look how hard it is to see her under the water. And what about in choppy water and a crowd of children playing and splashing? Look, even in the sun it’s hard to see her in that swimsuit. It’s almost the same color as the water it’s in, says Nikki, showing her playing in the water in the video. She points out that children should definitely not be dressed in swimsuits in pastel colors and any blue shades. She admits that it is difficult to notice them while playing in the water, which will make it difficult to help the toddler if necessary.
What colors of swimwear will work best? The choice of colors is huge
Many people wonder which colors to choose from all available on the market so that the child is safe while playing in the water. So what shades does a certified swimming instructor recommend? She replied to one of the comments under the material, sharing her knowledge.
Neon shades are the best. Red, orange, yellow or pink will also work well, but neon colors are the best.
In the comment section under Nikki Scarnati’s video, many voices of surprised parents appeared. Many of them admit that they had no idea how the shade of a swimsuit has a big impact on the safety of a child in the water.
I never thought about it.
Manufacturers shouldn’t be making blue suits at all…
I’m a former lifeguard and the woman has a point. Any blue shade is hard to see underwater, as are any pastel colors.
Neon outfits are the best. They always catch the eye.
Gee, I never thought of that. Honestly, I’m surprised.
Source: Gazeta
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