Pool Water Can Make Your Baby Ill – Learn How To Protect Kids From Contamination.

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Most babies love splashing in the water and swimming because the water was their natural ambient in mom’s womb. However letting your baby play in the public pool water is very dangerous and risky. Here are some rules to follow so your baby is safe and don’t get sick after swimming. Make a research and find out which pools require the use of swim diapers. The main reason kids get ill after swimming in a pool is that the water was fecal contaminated. Swim diapers or swim pants are meant to contain babies’ waste thus keeping the water clean.

If you find your local pool closed for water treatment quite often this means there has been a poo accident. This happens when the pool policy is not strict enough and the staff let little swimmers without swim diapers in the water so you should stay away.

For even lower risk of bacteria spread in the water some pools don’t let kids in without rubber pants over the swim diaper. I consider this to be the safest way for you, your baby, all the visistors and the pool staff to enjoy the time at the pool.

Don’t forget to wash your hands carefully after each diaper change.

Don’t change diapers near the pool.

Check the swim diaper often and make frequent trips to the toilet to invite your baby to do their job in the right place.

Never take a baby who has diarrhea to the pool – you are putting everyones health in danger.

Not all swim diapers protect your baby. Be sure to make the best choice when buying swim diapers for your baby. Go to swimdiaper.org.