When we take care of a drowning or near-drowning of a child, the parents almost inevitably HAD taken some safety measures. Most parents were well-meaning, and thought they were doing the right thing. But the problem is, when we see these patients in the ER, it’s because there was often ONE thing, maybe two, and they failed. Which is why I always advocate for total redundancy when it comes to pool safety. The more, the better. Check out the list below - I like a combination of a physical barrier

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