National Water Safety Month "She appeared to be drowsy but she was really drowning"

National Water Safety Month "She appeared to be drowsy but she was really drowning"
National Water Safety Month "She appeared to be drowsy but she was really drowning"
National Water Safety Month "She appeared to be drowsy but she was really drowning"
National Water Safety Month "She appeared to be drowsy but she was really drowning"
National Water Safety Month
National Water Safety Month

"She appeared to be drowsy but she was really drowning

Did you know drowning symptoms can continue even after leaving water?

Signs like sleepiness, coughing, or acting unusual may mean more is happening beneath the surface. Protect your children from this frightening phenomenon.

Signs like low energy, trouble breathing, or fatigue may mean danger lurks further below. Safeguard your child from this shocking possibility.

Signs like irritability, chest pain, or drowsiness may indicate there is trouble deeper down. Defend your family from this dark danger.

NotOutOfTheWater.com"

Advertising Agency: FCB Health, New York, USA

Chief Creative Officer: Rich Levy
Associate Creative Directors: Melissa Ludwig, Erica Thwaites
Retouch: Diego Speroni, Mark Petrella
Senior Designer: Mo Hy
Photographer: Ale Burset
Executive Producer: Sandra Gomez

Country
United States
Media
Print

Category

Brand

Ad Agency
FCB
By adRuby, 28 May, 2019

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