Be ready for a random phone call saying I am half hour away,

it was that type of phone call that got me a divorce..lol

Sorry

it was that type of phone call that got me a divorce..lol

was it a pregnant 20 year old on the way to greet yer wife?

was it a pregnant 20 year old on the way to greet yer wife?

more of a has your hubby gone to work yet..

back on topic,

Safest way is always to have an alert attentive adult watching them closely, but i know from my own beautiful fearless head strong precocious 9 year old granddaughter, kids can be very slippery, disobedient and devilishly fast just that time when you loose concentration, even for a few seconds distracted for say a neighbour phone call, or to adjust the cooker etc.

i'd suggest fit a camera to watch the pool area at all times wired to a monitor or a dedicated Tv located in a prime position, only ever as a backup. you can get external flood lights (that need wiring in to the mains) that have a baby alarm type plug in chime, works day or night, again never as a primary protection device, but a useful aid if a kid go's to the WC then slips out to the pool un-noticed, available from CEF electrical suppliers, i think about £45 and you can have additional plug in chime units.

i've seen that orange plastic site netting used over pools, and there is the purpose made netting used for fish ponds to stop people falling in unfortunately nothing can compare with a humane observing intently, anything else would always be a calculated gamble,

so as i don't want them to be mentally damaged by unreasonable oppressive child safety, tie them to the washing line and just hose those little blighters down lol!

even for a few seconds distracted for say a neighbour phone call, or to adjust damp down the cooker etc.

Edited March 18, 201412 yr by norman

more of a has your hubby gone to work yet..

Why doesn't this surprise me? You say my moral compass is broken . . .

love you man xx

I know we have equal opportunities and all that but not into this man love personally . . .

even for a few seconds distracted for say a neighbour phone call, or to adjust damp down the cooker etc.

GIT!

lol!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2583513/Two-year-old-boy-dies-falling-private-pond.html