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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would not have a problem with getting kids out of the lap lanes even for half hour every hour if you must but getting kids out of the water entirely was so insane. Some days are so unbearable hot and getting them out of the water just because one person had to stay in the pool?
Nobody asked for this and someone made this insane rule while it is mostly families with kids and not solo swimmers by the pools.

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Actually, in most pools kids are required to be out of the lap lanes the ENTIRE TIME that someone is trying to swim laps, not just for a half hour every hour. The second that an adult starts swimming laps in a designated lap lane, every single (non lap-swimming) child should immediately skeddadle out of that lane and stay out until the lap swimmer is done.  it’s ok if they need to cross the lane to get to a ladder but they should be carefull not to impede the progress of the lap swimmer.

If you’re  not teaching your children this, you’re not doing your job. I always feel bad for kids who look embarrassed when I tell them they’re not allowed to be in the lane - I try to be kind about it ( but firm) because I know that it’s not their fault that their parents aren’t teaching them basic manners.[/quote]
We have lap lanes and kids usually not to go in there even if nobody is there. We have  few people doing laps where there are no lanes. Kids are expected to get out of their way also and they usually do.
We also allow people to read books in the pool. Kids have to splash less or none when somebody with a book enters the pool.[/quote]

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