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Pool Safety Guide - Culture, Family, Travel, Consumer Reviews - Posted: 21st Sep, 2016 - 11:09pm
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Taking the necessary steps to transform your pool into a safe environment for your family can make swimming a relaxing and enjoyable experience, as opposed to a source of worry. To increase pool safety, there are several items on the market today that encourage drowning prevention through the use of alarms, barriers and locks. Arming yourself with CPR training is another step you can take that will ensure the safety of your loved ones as well. Approaching pool safety in layers is a beneficial tactic to take and will help you to protect the ones you love for years to come.
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Post Date: 12th Aug, 2016 - 12:50am / Post ID: #
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Pool safety is not something to skip. Teach your kids when they are young that a pool of water is dangerous unless they have proper supervision. It is very easy to forget safety if it has not been ingrained into you at a young age. Many kids are killed by drowning each year by not following simple safety rules.
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Mom charged after baby drowns in pool
Original Post Date: 23rd Feb, 2008 - 9:38pm
Do you think it was an "accident"? Whether it was or not, the kids should be removed from her because she obviously has some addiction issues that need treatment! Poor baby!
QUOTE ANAHEIM HILLS (KABC) -- Police have arrested and charged the mother of a one-year-old boy after he drowned in a backyard swimming pool. The 34-year-old mother of three is now in jail after her 1-year-old boy drowned in the pool. Page Elizabeth Looney is being charged with felony child endangerment resulting in death. The incident took place at the Anaheim Hills home on Thursday. "When we got to the residence along with Anaheim fire the child had been taken out of the pool by its mother. The mother was giving mouth to mouth breathing to the child," said Sgt. Tim [crap], Anaheim Police Department. Investigators believe that Looney was drinking when her son drowned. Police say she did not call 911 when she found her son at the bottom of the pool. Her 11-year-old daughter called paramedics after she came home from school. "There was no gate around the pool and there was no pool cover. There was nothing, no security measures in place to prevent a 1-year-old from walking out through a back slider into the pool," said Sgt. [crap]. This was not the first of Looney's children to die under her care. In 2005 her 2-year-old son suddenly died. The toddler died from a pre-existing medical condition, according to a medical examiner.... Source 7t
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