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tann22
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Thanks
Thank you all for the adivice. 
Message edited 6/25/2015 4:46:29 PM.
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Posted 6/25/15 1:57 PM  |
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jessnbrian
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Pool question
I guess it depends on your child. If you know that they are a strong swimmer, I think I'd be more comfortable with it. But if they weren't regular swimmers, if they really were not a strong swimmer, meh, I'd be more concerned.
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| Posted 6/25/15 1:59 PM |
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tann22
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Re: Pool question
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| Posted 6/25/15 2:04 PM |
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BargainMama
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Re: Pool question
I would not be comfy with that at all. You have no idea how vigilant the person will be watching them. I've seen people at pools playing on their phones and paying zero attention to kids in the pool. My daughter is 8, and if I don't go, she doesn't go.
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| Posted 6/25/15 2:17 PM |
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NervousNell
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Re: Pool question
Posted by BargainMama
I would not be comfy with that at all. You have no idea how vigilant the person will be watching them. I've seen people at pools playing on their phones and paying zero attention to kids in the pool. My daughter is 8, and if I don't go, she doesn't go.
I tend to agree.
Even if a child is a super strong swimmer, things can go wrong, especially with a bunch of kids in the pool.
They rough house, they push, they jump in, What if they land on another kid and knock them under?
I am ultra paranoid but I wouldn't be comfy unless i knew they had a trained life guard there.
And even then I'd be nervous
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| Posted 6/25/15 2:20 PM |
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