Swimming, as a hobby, can let children of different ages participate in learning. However, even if all the children have mastered swimming skills, unfortunately, such a safety accident as drowning is inevitable, and there is no necessary connection between them. If children are interested in learning swimming, it is wise to arrange corresponding courses to learn step by step. On the other hand, if you want to prevent drowning accidents by mastering swimming skills, it is not objective from a practical point of view. As parents, we should start from the perspective of safety education, so that children can avoid being involved in the complex environment with hidden dangers of drowning.

It is undeniable that once a child has mastered swimming skills, the probability of drowning can be reduced for some safety hazards with small risk factors. However, if it is in deep water or in a large water environment, even if the child's swimming skills are skilled enough, he may be unfortunately drowned because of physical exhaustion. In fact, not only has there been a child drowning accident in Chongqing, but there are similar cases all over the country every summer. Even many drowning children have certain swimming skills, which fully shows that there is no direct relationship between the two.

Of course, children learning to swim is a favorite thing in today's society. More and more parents have gradually increased their investment in cultivating their children's interests. There are also many interest subjects such as swimming in various interest classes, but such enthusiasm for learning has no decisive relationship with whether there are drowning children. Not only that, once children learn to swim, they may even have unpredictable reactions. After all, children who can swim will inevitably have a blind and confident mentality, and they will lose their vigilance in the face of complex environments with potential safety hazards, resulting in a soaring probability of not drowning.

It can be seen that it is understandable for children to learn swimming lessons systematically, but it cannot be confused with the objective conditions of whether they have the ability to avoid drowning. After all, drowning accidents cannot be completely contained by swimming skills alone. It is understandable that parents care about their children's safety, but the key to the problem lies in the correct direction and thinking. In the final analysis, swimming course learning is to enhance children's physique, not all kinds of seemingly grandiose reasons. As for the specific study arrangements, we need to be as flexible as possible to be more practical.