Drowing is the number one cause of death for children under the age of five in Arizona surpassing deaths related to motor vehicle accidents.

Children ages 4 and under have the highest drowning death rate and account for 80% of home drowning. These typically occur in swimming pools or bathtubs.
Male children have a drowning rate 2 to 4 times higher than female children. However, female children have bathtub drowning rate twice that of male children.
If you have a child 6 years of age or younger.
If you have a pool with no fence or a broken fence.
If you fail to provide constant supervision around water.
If you are new parents.
If you place your children under the supervision of caregivers.
If you are new owners of a pool.
If you are new residents in Arizona.
If you are a resident of an apartment complex with an unsecured pool.
If there are multiple children around a pool.
If you underestimate the mobility and ability of a toddler.