Any pool sanctuary rules you own for your children?
Just curious what you all have(:
My kids are not allowed in the back patio alone when the pool is open,
-no one is allowed to swim alone, adult or child
-when there are more than 5 inhabitants,
-we don't allow the kids to go under the water I inevitability to be able to count heads at any given time.
-No dunking,
-no pretending to drown,
-no splashing people unless you wan to find splashed.
-No neighbors can come and swin without a parent in the pool.
LOL. I might seem like miss over protective mommy, but after a few near drowning situations we hold had to set some pretty strict boundaries. As far as Kaitlyn and Ashton go, being 16 they know what they should and shouldnt do, so no solid rules and regulations there. For the other kiddos we have pretty standard rules. No peeing in the pool, intake in the pool, or drinking in the pool is applied to everyone. Once they are 8 yrs old they can swim unattended (adult still MUST know). Until 4 they must wear some sort of floatation device whether it be built into swimsuit, are floats, or a safekeeping floating ring (their choice). If they are under 7 an adult must be swimming with them. They are required to wear sunblock, and every hour pinch a 5 minute break. No horseplay when kids under 5 are in the pool. If you splash someone, be prepared to be splashed back. No Dunking is aloud whatsoever or you are not permitted from the pool the rest of the day. If you are bringing a friend swimming an adult must be present watching and depending on the age/circumstances in the pool next to you. NO running around the pool, one person on the diving board at a time, you must be atleast 5 to go down the waterslide unattended. If you are under 5 you must stay surrounded by the shallow water. Well...those are our rules.if you have any others you can think of please do consent to me know =)
No children are in the pool unless Dad or I am outside with them.
No dunking or holding another person below the water.
No running on the pool deck.
One person on the diving board at a time.
no pool w/o an adult outside near them. no sitting on the edges, only pool toys in the pool. if i have to put on alert you twice, you're out: can't trust you to be safe. oh, and we have a tray of water to dip dirty foot in before climbing in. i want to them own as much fun as possible, so i try not to be too strict.
Answers: If the water is above your shoulders you must wear floaties.
If no adult no swimming.
No swimming for an hour after drinking.
All kids must wear sunscreen and have it reapplied every hour.
No drinking pool water. All kids caught drinking pool water will find a time out.
No dunking each other.
Everyone takes a 10 minute drink break every hour. Can drink, pee and get sunscreen.
Oh and no peeing surrounded by pool
Well im a 13 year aged but I live on a barrier island year round and a few of my freinds have pools soo..
1)Only swim near a lifeguard
2)Never swim alone
3) Watch ur kids the lifeguards cant do it adjectives
4)only swim in deep water if you are an experienced swimmer Source(s): MEEE, And my Fav natural life guard J.J., and ms. Cindy my really old swim coach, and captain Dan the captain of the shoreline patrol
fence the pool
shut the proceeds
teach your kids to swim, its great
supervise, watch your mate
and learn how to resuscitate
my only rule: DO NOT hop in the water. My daughter is 3 and loves the pool so she will jump right contained by but she cannot swim so that's her only rule for right now.
Yes we have some rules
Respect the Pool (this means pee in the toilet)
No rough housing
No diving minus permission and supervision
No jumping into the pool
Keep slashing down to a minimum
NO RUNNING
no food in the pool
single water bottled in the pool area
1. Deep train only
2. Play dead every 5 minutes
3. Who ever gets the 50 point toy get free ice cream
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My kids are not allowed in the back patio alone when the pool is open,
-no one is allowed to swim alone, adult or child
-when there are more than 5 inhabitants,
-we don't allow the kids to go under the water I inevitability to be able to count heads at any given time.
-No dunking,
-no pretending to drown,
-no splashing people unless you wan to find splashed.
-No neighbors can come and swin without a parent in the pool.
LOL. I might seem like miss over protective mommy, but after a few near drowning situations we hold had to set some pretty strict boundaries. As far as Kaitlyn and Ashton go, being 16 they know what they should and shouldnt do, so no solid rules and regulations there. For the other kiddos we have pretty standard rules. No peeing in the pool, intake in the pool, or drinking in the pool is applied to everyone. Once they are 8 yrs old they can swim unattended (adult still MUST know). Until 4 they must wear some sort of floatation device whether it be built into swimsuit, are floats, or a safekeeping floating ring (their choice). If they are under 7 an adult must be swimming with them. They are required to wear sunblock, and every hour pinch a 5 minute break. No horseplay when kids under 5 are in the pool. If you splash someone, be prepared to be splashed back. No Dunking is aloud whatsoever or you are not permitted from the pool the rest of the day. If you are bringing a friend swimming an adult must be present watching and depending on the age/circumstances in the pool next to you. NO running around the pool, one person on the diving board at a time, you must be atleast 5 to go down the waterslide unattended. If you are under 5 you must stay surrounded by the shallow water. Well...those are our rules.if you have any others you can think of please do consent to me know =)
No children are in the pool unless Dad or I am outside with them.
No dunking or holding another person below the water.
No running on the pool deck.
One person on the diving board at a time.
no pool w/o an adult outside near them. no sitting on the edges, only pool toys in the pool. if i have to put on alert you twice, you're out: can't trust you to be safe. oh, and we have a tray of water to dip dirty foot in before climbing in. i want to them own as much fun as possible, so i try not to be too strict.
Answers: If the water is above your shoulders you must wear floaties.
If no adult no swimming.
No swimming for an hour after drinking.
All kids must wear sunscreen and have it reapplied every hour.
No drinking pool water. All kids caught drinking pool water will find a time out.
No dunking each other.
Everyone takes a 10 minute drink break every hour. Can drink, pee and get sunscreen.
Oh and no peeing surrounded by pool
Well im a 13 year aged but I live on a barrier island year round and a few of my freinds have pools soo..
1)Only swim near a lifeguard
2)Never swim alone
3) Watch ur kids the lifeguards cant do it adjectives
4)only swim in deep water if you are an experienced swimmer Source(s): MEEE, And my Fav natural life guard J.J., and ms. Cindy my really old swim coach, and captain Dan the captain of the shoreline patrol
fence the pool
shut the proceeds
teach your kids to swim, its great
supervise, watch your mate
and learn how to resuscitate
my only rule: DO NOT hop in the water. My daughter is 3 and loves the pool so she will jump right contained by but she cannot swim so that's her only rule for right now.
Yes we have some rules
Respect the Pool (this means pee in the toilet)
No rough housing
No diving minus permission and supervision
No jumping into the pool
Keep slashing down to a minimum
NO RUNNING
no food in the pool
single water bottled in the pool area
1. Deep train only
2. Play dead every 5 minutes
3. Who ever gets the 50 point toy get free ice cream
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