Children will do anything just to get what they want, especially when we’re talking about swimming on children’s pools. Standard swimming pools are for the adults and can be dangerous to children especially toddlers that’s why there are kiddy pools for our children. These pools are built specifically for toddlers to enjoy. However, parental supervision is still required when letting our toddlers swim on these pools.

If you own a standard swimming pool along with a children’s pool, you should regularly clean and maintain these as they will cause accidents and diseases if left dirty. We all know that bacteria and algae are present on pool which makes our pool greenish and slippery. These can cause accidents such as sliding on your pool tiles. The same thing is true for baby pools.

Because our kids are more prone to getting diseases and having accidents, we should always make sure that they are safe by cleaning our pool. Daily brushing will remove any formation of algae that can cause slippery floors on your pool and its surroundings. There are good pool brushes that are attached on pool poles for easy access on far and hard to reach areas. You can scrub the pool walls as well as the bottom of the pool to remove algae, dead skin cells, body oils, and other bathers’ waste that attach on the surface of the pool. Don’t forget to clean the surroundings of you children’s pool as well. Make sure that the steps of your children’s pool are free of any slippery things to ensure a safe bathe for your toddler.

Vacuum the dirt and debris that needs to be removed out of your children’s pool with a pool vacuum cleaner. Attach the vacuum head on your telescopic pole to reach and suction debris and dirt on the bottom of the pool. Be careful when using a pool vacuum cleaner as you can get electrocuted if the wiring has slits.

Leaves and any floating debris can be cleared out by using skimmer nets. You can also use these to get anything that sunk in the bottom of the pool. However, this is optional as there are pools that don’t have leaves falling out of nearby trees.

Like the standard pools, the water on children’s pools also needs to be checked frequently and should be shocked and disinfected when needed. However, you should be careful on putting pool chemicals and make sure that you are using the correct amount that will not be harmful to children. Avoid using swimming pool shock products during the day as your kids are often enticed by the beautiful water of their baby pool. Perform the pool shocking on times when you and your kids won’t be using the pool anymore so that you can rest assure that they will not use the pool.

Aside from cleaning the pool, remove anything that is risky for your child like toys that can cause injury when stepped on. Always clear the way for your children in order to avoid any problem.

Author Bio: This writer for Pool Prodigy focuses on salt chlorinator treatment and more specifically in salt water chlorinator care.

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