Common precautions for children rafting

We also know that young people in the 21st century are full of energy, often pursuing challenges and excitement, and constantly challenging themselves. Rafting is an emerging outdoor sport. The thrill of rafting is indescribable. Not only many adults like rafting, but many children also love it. Children often have accidents during rafting due to their poor self-protection ability. So what are the common precautions for children rafting?

1. Safety is the primary issue we have to consider and it is also the issue that everyone is most concerned about. We hope that everyone will actively cooperate with our staff and water rescue personnel, do a good job in various safety precautions, and have the team leader supervise discipline. Safety will absolutely not be a problem.

2. Before rafting, the staff will explain the various safety measures and safety disciplines in detail, and ask everyone to wear and fasten life jackets. During the rafting process, everyone must strictly abide by the safety disciplines.

3. For safety reasons, children under 10 years old and people with limited mobility are not allowed to raft.

4. Because it is inevitable to get soaked while rafting, please be sure to bring a change of underwear and wear non-slip sandals.

5. Do not let your children wear valuable items such as watches, cameras, rings, necklaces, bracelets, anklets, etc. They can be placed in a safe deposit box rented at your own expense.

6. When rafting, you must never take off your life jacket; you cannot go swimming in the river at will; you cannot sit on the bow or the edge of the boat, and you cannot stand up on the rafting boat at will, as this will easily throw you into the river; when going down the beach or crossing a deep pool, you must first sit down and hold on firmly, hold the handrails on both sides of the boat with both hands, and keep the center of gravity of your body and the boat balanced; when there is a lot of water in the boat, find a shallow beach with a slow current to stop the boat, and then go down and dump it; in case of a capsize, please do not panic, do not be afraid, and stay calm, because you are wearing a life jacket and will never sink. You just need to find a way to slowly swim to the shore and then get up and you will be fine. You can also ask our staff standing guard by the river for help.

7. Water fights are also a major feature of rafting, and are particularly fun, but everything has a limit. We would like to remind you not to overdo it, especially for middle-aged and elderly people and those who voluntarily give up water fights. Do not attack them.

The above are some common precautions for children when rafting. Family members must pay attention to the health of children during rafting, and they must wear common safety precautions before rafting. And you must pay special attention to safety during the stimulation period. Family members must supervise their children and it is best to go rafting with their children.