💦A few more safety tips! Read below: ⬇️⬇️⬇️ * 💧Keep toys out of the pool area when not in use so that children are not tempted to try to get through the fence. 💦If your pool has a cover, remove it completely before swimming. Also, never allow your child to walk on the pool cover; water may have accumulated on it, making it as dangerous as the pool itself. Your child also could fall through and become trapped underneath. Do not use a pool cover in place of a four-sided fence, because it is not likely to be used appropriately and consistently. 💧Keep a safety ring with a rope beside the pool at all times. If possible, have a phone in the pool area with emergency numbers clearly marked. 💦Spas and hot tubs are dangerous for young children, who can easily drown or become overheated in them. Don't allow young children to use these facilities. 💧Your child should always wear a life jacket when he swims or rides in a boat. A life jacket fits properly if you can't lift it off over your child's head after he's been fastened into it. For the child under age five, particularly the non-swimmer, it also should have a flotation collar to keep the head upright and the face out of the water. 💦Adults should not drink alcohol when they are swimming. It presents a danger for them as well as for any children they might be supervising. 💧Be sure to eliminate distractions while children are in the water. Talking on the phone, working on the computer, and other tasks need to wait until children are out of the water. * 🌟Source: https://www.healthychildren.org/English/safety-prevention/at-play/Pages/Water-Safety-And-Young-Children.aspx * #toddlerwatersafety#toddlemom#toddlerlife#kidswatersafety#parentinginfo#parentingtips#letabesafe (at Toronto, Ontario)