Water Safety Coloring Book & Crayons

Distribute it right before swim season, in late spring and early summer, so buddy rules and life-jacket habits are fresh before families hit the pool or lake. Parks departments and swim programs also use it at registration for lessons and at July community events. Handing it out ahead of the season gives the safety message time to sink in rather than arriving after an incident.

Public pools, parks and recreation departments, swim schools, YMCAs, and water-safety nonprofits are the main buyers, along with pediatric offices that stock summer handouts. Drowning-prevention coalitions use it at open-water events near lakes and rivers. Any group teaching children around water can brand it to reinforce a local campaign.

The 20 pages give a child enough activities to stay busy through an event booth visit, a lesson break, or a car ride home. That length is deliberately longer than a single sheet, so the safety scenes get more than a passing glance. It also holds up as a waiting-room item that keeps kids on-topic while a parent finishes paperwork.

Yes. The cover prints in full four-color process, so a detailed mascot, photo-style art, or a multi-color logo reproduces faithfully. That is a better fit than spot-color printing when your artwork has gradients or many colors. Share your brand color values so the proof matches your other summer-safety materials.

The set ships with four non-toxic crayons sized for small hands, so they suit the preschool and early-grade audience these events draw. They arrive sealed in the same poly bag as the book, so there is nothing to assemble at your table. Because they are ready to color right away, kids engage with the safety message on the spot.

No. Each unit already includes a four-pack of crayons in the poly bag, so you hand out one complete set with no extra supplies to source. You only decide whether the crayon sleeve stays plain or carries your logo. That keeps ordering simple and avoids the hassle of matching loose crayons to books.

Base the count on expected child attendance and add a cushion, since these are popular and go fast at a water-safety booth. Orders begin at 300 units, and the per-piece price drops at higher volumes, so a single seasonal run is usually the most economical. If you serve several pools or events, combine them into one order to hit a better break.