Saylor’s death raises questions about water safety for children with autism
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The death of 5-year-old Saylor Hayes, who had autism and was drawn to water, has sparked concerns about water safety for children with autism. Experts emphasize the importance of close adult supervision, swim lessons, and environmental safeguards to prevent drowning. The case highlights the need for tailored safety strategies and specialized training for children with autism around water.
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