Swimming Pool Safety Tips

Remember that a swimming pool fence should NEVER be used as a replacement for parental supervision. Keep a close watch on your children at all times even when the fence is up.

All doors and gates leading to the pool area should have locks and alarms that are out of reach from small children.

Install motion alarms to sound when a child enters the pool area.

Install a Baby Guard Fence around the swimming pool. Make sure all access is blocked off. All doors must be covered. Never assume a child won't go out a door. Doors are made for access, so make sure they are blocked.

Watch your child at all times. Nothing replaces adult supervision. When having a party, assign a lifeguard to constantly watch the pool. Baby Guard Pool Fences should never be substituted for adult supervision.

Some parents feel because their child has had swimming lessons he/she is safe. Never leave a child unattended around water. There is no such thing as "drown proof".

If the child is missing, check the swimming pool first. A drowning can occur, and every second counts.

Never leave furniture or equipment around your child safety fence. Don't assume that a child won't push a large toy or even a chair up to the fence and climb over.

Contact your local American Red Cross and learn CPR.

Always remember a drowning can occur in a second. Never leave a child unsupervised, and check your safety devices to make sure they are in proper working order. Please contact us today if you believe that any part of your fence has been compromised. 1-888-919-2229