Water plays a significant role in Kay Berryman’s life. Her whānau are well known on the Waka Ama scene & she runs a tour company that takes people out for authentic paddling experiences in Waikato. Whether she is at work on the water or having a dip with her mokopuna, “keeping our tamariki safe on the water is paramount.”

Kay shares some key tips to help keep your tamariki safe around the water:

✅ It’s so important that children are only in, on or around water when they are being supervised
✅ Avoid distractions like cellphones and be 'in the present' with tamariki
✅ Lifejackets save lives. Choosing the right fit for a lifejacket for yourself and your child is crucial to safety when out on the water.
✅ Babies & toddlers can drown in less than 5cm of water. Always empty buckets & paddling pools when not in use

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