Alright, someone in a law enforcement agency better have started an investigation on this. First off, that kid looks pretty young to be tossed into a pool he can’t stand up in. That’s why they have kiddie pools. Second, why is the mom so anxious to know if the dad caught that on film? That’s going to be a pretty key piece in the prosecution’s case in a few months.
Read More About:
Share and Bookmark This Post:
{ 2 trackbacks }
{ 8 comments… read them below or add one }
i wouldnt do that to my child… but he looks close to two or maybe three i dont think criminal charges are being investigated… unless of course the kid drowned? which i didnt get from the video.
Its a new swim class for kids that teaches them at a very very young age to be able to turn over if they fall into a pool.
if i were that kid, i would shit in both my parents pillow cases before they went to bed….
Just like their first step every parent wants their kids first attempted drowning on video.
The way she threw him in was a little harsh, but swimming lessons for infants/young toddlers teach them to do just that. Float on their back, for survival. It looks mean, but what if your kid is playing at a neighbors pool without supervision and falls in? Think about it before you make an ass of yourself commenting how bad of parents they are when they are actually giving their child a survival tool most children don’t have.
It’s called survival swimming.
If you aren’t willing to do this for your children as a parent, you just might get to outlive them.
okay i’ve had my child enrolled in swim classes and parents are ALWAYS in the water before tossing there children in the water. Inhaling pool water isnt healthy for child. I hope next time they use some common sense that little boy looked like a piece of drift wood just floating there….
I applaud these parents for teaching their child survival techniques in case of emergency. I am desperately trying to find such a class for my child instead of standard YMCA “splashing around with your kid” crap that has no benefit. We should all never take our eyes off of kids near the a pool but with 830 deaths last year accidents happen to even the most diligent, these parents at least know that their child has a chance. This is the exact tool kids need to prevent drownings, again I applaud you.