Going in the Pool

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[Post New]04/26/2023 10:14
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Anonymous
At what age should kids be reliable about not urinating in the pool? Would you be upset if you found out they did?
[Post New]04/26/2023 10:24
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Anonymous
This is why I don’t trust public pools. I know some would say with all the chlorine in the water it shouldn’t matter.
[Post New]04/26/2023 10:24
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:This is why I don’t trust public pools. I know some would say with all the chlorine in the water it shouldn’t matter.


Matter how?
[Post New]04/26/2023 12:21
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Anonymous
Um, as soon as they're out of diapers!
[Post New]04/26/2023 12:38
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Anonymous
Wait, what? My kids get out of the pool to go pee. If your ES aged child is peeing in the pool, they should only be in the baby pool.
[Post New]04/26/2023 12:56
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Anonymous
Basically when they're potty trained.

I recently heard that part of the reason public pools have adult swim is to have a built in time for kids to get out of the pool and go to the bathroom. Evidently it makes an actual different in the number of... incidents... they have to deal with
[Post New]04/26/2023 14:33
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Anonymous
Watch and see how many adults leave the pool to go pee. Few will. I'm just being honest.
[Post New]04/26/2023 14:34
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Anonymous
Never
[Post New]04/26/2023 14:41
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Watch and see how many adults leave the pool to go pee. Few will. I'm just being honest. [/quote
You nasty
[Post New]04/26/2023 15:02
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Watch and see how many adults leave the pool to go pee. Few will. I'm just being honest.


+1 sorry you all are deluding yourselves if you don’t think people pee in the pool all the time. Sorry.
[Post New]04/26/2023 15:20
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Anonymous
Watch and see how many adults leave the pool to go pee. Few will. I'm just being honest.

You nasty


Not sure how I'm the nasty one. Seriously, watch adults at the pool. We all know being around water makes you want to pee. But they won't get out of the pool for over an hour. They are peeing in the pool.
[Post New]04/26/2023 17:20
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Anonymous
I’m certain there are children fully toilet trained who decide to relieve themselves in the water instead of having to get out and walk to a restroom. Anyone who doesn’t think so is naive.
[Post New]04/26/2023 17:25
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Anonymous
I’m pretty sure my 10yo pees in the pool. Not a battle I’m willing to have.
[Post New]04/26/2023 17:28
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:This is why I don’t trust public pools. I know some would say with all the chlorine in the water it shouldn’t matter.


But they don't at private pools?
[Post New]04/26/2023 17:32
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Anonymous
I used to worry about this because my child was hard to potty train, but it's actually been really easy. We go once before putting on suits (much easier to pee then) and then I'll suggest it once while we're there. Average pool visit is about 2-3 hours, so it's fine.

Those of you who just let your kids pee in the pool are gross. What is wrong with you? I go in the pool too, so I sure as heck don't want anyone peeing in it.
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