My 3rd grader peed in a friends pool at their country club

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A friend invited us over to their pool at a country club, and it was fun. Lots of kids playing and having fun. When it was time to leave, I said to my son, say thanks to Mrs. ____ for inviting us to come play at the pool, and my son replied "Thanks for having us! I peed in the pool." My friend either didn't hear or pretended not to hear, but I wanted to die. This is so embarrassing right? Am I overthinking this?

I have a pool and when children were invited, I told them that if they urinated in the pool the urine would turn the water red. I even demonstrated this. The pool company had shown me a way to use lemon juice with red dye. This appeared to work as kids were constantly getting out of pool to use basement bathroom.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are they special needs?

Yes

[Anonymous]

Women are so bizarre. You felt the need to post this here? Wow.

[Anonymous]

its normal for boys to do that......

[Anonymous]

The problem is not that they peed in the pool, it's that they announced it. Focus on that.

[Anonymous]

Mo big deal. Kids!!

[Anonymous]

It’s too late, but I would say something like, dude, don’t joke like that.

Then at home I would tell him how unsanitary that is and to never do that again.

[Anonymous]

Everyone pees in the pool. Especially kids.

[Anonymous]

Holy shit

[Anonymous]

Next time give him a Baby Ruth candy bar and he can say he pooped in the pool.

[Anonymous]

You need to work with him on not saying everything in his head out loud.

[Anonymous]

Dude everyone pees in the pool. Just tell him not to advertise it.

[Anonymous]

Well for what it’s worth, this made me LOL

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The problem is not that they peed in the pool, it's that they announced it. Focus on that.

This. But still not a big deal.

[Anonymous]

He should know by third grade not to say something like this. You better start teaching him or invites will dwindle.