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A Massachusetts father uses a video of his 2-year-old son to show how dangerous pools can be. The toddler can be seen climbing a safety ladder designed to protect him. Anna Werner, CBS News correspondent, explains.
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Remove the ladder when pool is not in use
Cover the pool when not in use
stop relying on COMPANIES to protect your children
Omg spider man as a baby
They should take off the ladder when not in use, and put top covers on them pools when not in use, such terrible news.
This is so terrible, 43 kid's just this year died in Texas, 41 kids died already in Florida this year, that is odd, iam mean what careless people let kids around open top pool. With no cover. Careless people.
Can you remove the ladders when the pool isn't in use? I've watched a couple of videos now, and I have watched kids scale fences that go around pools just so they can get over them.
is the kid half mexican?