S/O Pond
Would you allow someone to babysit at their house that had a pond and you had a small child?
When mine were small, the answer was no. I get very nervous around small children and standing water of any depth at all. I know how quickly things can go downhill in that situation. The sitter can get distracted and small children move fast. And the truth is, I don't trust anyone to care about my kids as much as I do. I've seen too many examples in my life and those around me that have shown just how true that is.
Same here. I would be nervous about a pool as well even if it had a fence around it. We have a pool with a fence and we have little cousins that come over sometimes and I always shut the fence doors, but somehow one of the cousins always gets it open and her mom does not watch her very well so it scares me to death!
Anonymous 2 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 02, 2019 9:20 am When mine were small, the answer was no. I get very nervous around small children and standing water of any depth at all. I know how quickly things can go downhill in that situation. The sitter can get distracted and small children move fast. And the truth is, I don't trust anyone to care about my kids as much as I do. I've seen too many examples in my life and those around me that have shown just how true that is.
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Depends on how well I know them.
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Probably only my sister. Everyone else is too old/I don't trust them enough. My niece won't let her DD stay the night with my other niece because she has a pool and a hot tub and she's too scared her DD will get in them alone.