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    4 year old gal died at Changi Beach...

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    • bigsnoopyB Offline
      bigsnoopy
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      Even u know how to swim also very difficult to waddle yourself above water. They don’t have the strength for it and not even adults. Have you tried out the artificial wave pool in Gold Coast. I nearly drown in there despite the fact I know how to swim. That’s why I don’t allow DD to play in the sea. U never know when the wave will come. I feel so sad for the family.

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      • corneyAmberC Offline
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        bigsnoopy:
        Even u know how to swim also very difficult to waddle yourself above water. They don't have the strength for it and not even adults. Have you tried out the artificial wave pool in Gold Coast. I nearly drown in there despite the fact I know how to swim. That's why I don't allow DD to play in the sea. U never know when the wave will come. I feel so sad for the family.

        True I agree.....but some skills is better than no skill, it removes at least the initial fear factor as we never know what quantum of wave is hitting. I agree albeit I can swim, I still have the fear of swimming in the sea water.

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        • D Offline
          dex5er
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          children shld never be left unsupervised when in water, not to mention the open sea is even more dangerous.

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          • tankeeT Offline
            tankee
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            what a father’s day celebration =.="

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            • I Offline
              i3mum
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              It’s so sad to hear this… whenever my kids are in the pool, I make sure I will try to be there with them.

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                Daddy D
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                Seems like every sch holiday sure got some drowning cases...

                :sad: :sad: :sad:
                :imdrowning: :imdrowning: :imdrowning:

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                • P Offline
                  poppy15
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                  happen to come across a true incident. happens @ safra yishun swimming pool.


                  this mummy was so engrossed on her ipad, sitting under the shades while her 2 DDs were playing abt in the shallow side of the pool.

                  how i know those 2 were her DD? cos they climb out of the pool on & off to bite a piece off ther sandwich their mum was holding onto.

                  i sat beside the mum & was watching these 2 gals munching away. ( donch worry, there were 4 adts watching over 4 kids in my family inside the pool). i was out of the pool taking fotos.

                  suddenly, one of her gal jumped into the waters, missed her footing & slipped under waters. her mum was unaware of all these happening until i shook her, telling her abt her gal.

                  she dashed across & jumped into the pool. luckily the little one was alright, except choking non stop & crying. she must be frightened off. poor little thing.

                  dunno what the mummy is so engrosssssssssed in on her ipad.... :mad:
                  sekali KSP.com

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                  • bigsnoopyB Offline
                    bigsnoopy
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                    You mean her 2 DD cannot swim and she still looking at her ipad? She must be crazy.

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                      poppy15
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                      bigsnoopy:
                      You mean her 2 DD cannot swim and she still looking at her ipad? She must be crazy.

                      they were not swimming, just splashing abt by the side. u know in some pools, there's another step just by the side where u can step on.

                      the little gal ran towards the pool but instead of sitting down & easing herself down gently, she though she can jumped instead, but instead of putting her foot down on the step, she lost her balance & fell forwards into the water. guess she must hv panic & struggled violently.

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                      • KissguramiK Offline
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                        I was at a mall yesterday and saw 2 women chatting, their kids were running around the automatic doors right outside the carpark…


                        these 2 kids were placing their hands in between the automatic doors!!! gosh, mind you, these 2 women looks like in their early thirties but not bothered about what their kids were doing… Faintz…

                        Parents assume nothing will happen in Singapore but surely it does not consititute to such complacency … Kids might be maturing at a faster rate but nonetheless, they are still kids and as parents, we should be watching out for them… if they are able to fend for themselves, they won’t need us…

                        Just my thoughts,

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