Barriers and pool covers can reduce the risk of child drownings. If a wall of the house serves as a side of the barrier, the house doors should be protected with alarms. In addition to the barriers, a power safety cover should protect the pool when it is not in use. In addition to installing safety devices, parents can take other steps to help prevent drownings. If a child is missing, check the pool first.
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