There are many kinds of lifebuoys, originally designed for safety, but the traditional swimming rings are too dangerous, which I discovered and thought of when I first used them myself.
It's inappropriate to see a newborn baby with a swimming ring around his neck for the first time in the hospital. And the staff inside can't take care of a child by themselves, and the parents won't let me in. My sense of personal safety is too strong. I always tell my parents and wife not to leave their eyes on their children. I always keep an eye on the children when I bring my own. Others think I'm carrying coals to Newcastle, but I think it may happen to my children.
When the children in the back grow up to four or five years old, the little boy becomes naughty. Every time I want to go swimming in the maternal and infant store, I always tell the person who takes him to be careful, keep an eye on him and don't play with his mobile phone. I stood by and put it directly in the pool, because private maternal and child stores can go in.
Although I am always careful, I still had an accident. I remember there was no one at noon on Saturday, and the children were free when they entered the pool. As soon as I entered, I realized the safety risk and reminded him not to retreat to the pool. This kind of play will turn over. Turn over, the swimming ring will run to the lower part of his waist, you won't get up, and people will suffocate. I even gave him a simple demonstration.
Later, a little girl similar to him came. My child may be trying to be cool in front of the little girl, plus he is naughty himself, or he swims backwards with his feet on the edge of the pool. I warned him several times, but he didn't listen, so I took a stool and sat in the back. I deliberately sat by the transparent glass of the pool just to stare at him, but just a few seconds after I took out my mobile phone to check the time, he really turned upside down like I said, and couldn't get up after a few somersaults. I got up at once and pulled him up. After getting up, he was scared himself. After resting for more than ten minutes, he was ready to swim again, but he never dared to run wild again.
In fact, when I first went to this maternal and infant store, I advised them not to use this swimming ring. It is really dangerous for children to play in it, but I have observed that all stores are like this, so I can only look after my children by myself. Although I pulled him up in time, the children were really scared. From then on, I refused to let him play in the pool where the water flooded above my chest, and bought a life buoy with gloves and a swimming ring that could be tied to my shoulder.
Similar things, you can often see reports about this on the Internet. Children have no sense of safety, but are just playful. It is difficult for adults to keep a close eye on their children for an hour or two. Some parents may think that wearing a swimming ring is safe and let their guard down.
It was originally called a lifebuoy, but if you are not careful, you really can't save people and you will hurt people. Therefore, if you take your children swimming or playing with water, you must choose a safe life buoy or swimming ring, and always watch your children!
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