08/28/2026
Let's clear up a common water safety myth.
You've probably heard the term "dry drowning." But what does it actually mean, and what should parents watch for after a child has been in the water?
Family Nurse Practitioner Lindsay Comte breaks down what parents need to know, including the signs that could indicate a child is having trouble after a water-related incident and when medical attention is needed.
Watch the video for an important conversation about water safety—and remember, if a child has significant difficulty breathing or isn't acting normally after being in the water, seek medical care.