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What To Do If A Child Falls Into A Pool Yell for help and check the scene to make sure that you can safely help the child. Get the child out of the pool and onto the pool deck. Check for consciousness tap and shout, “Are you okay?” If someone is with you, have them call 9-1-1.

A pool owner or operator is liable for someone drowning in their pool if the accident is entirely or in part due to their negligence.

Stay out of the water. Brace yourself on a pool deck, pier surface or shoreline. Reach out to the person using any object that extends your reach, such as a pole, an oar, a paddle, a tree branch, a belt. When the person grasps the object, slowly and carefully pull him or her to safety.

Get Out of the Water Your first priority is to get the drowning child out of the water as quickly as possible. If they aren't breathing, place them on their back on a firm surface. Immediately begin rescue breathing—outlined below—and have someone call for help.

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The pool area must be completely surrounded by an effective barrier not less than 6 feet high.