Should he have left her in the pool…? Wym “correctly” lol there is one way and he nailed it. Good family communication saved the day and I’m sure he and his girls were more vigilant moving forward.
Out of all people I never thought a 3 year old would actually know that the toddler was drowning, that’s one of the smartest and best sisters I’ve ever seen
Aren't they Chinese? Well...or of Asian descent? IJS bc you said "out of ALL ppl u never would have thought..." I'm thinking just the opposite even at THREE! THEY would KNOW probably at 9 months sitting in car seat or swing out there however I doubt would be able to get help LMAO I swear I am being SERIOUS! Not even going to use that BS word. I'M NOT...🤷 NOW.. any OTHER. 3 year old let's JUST say....🤔 Of any OTHER nationality other than of Asian descent. It might've ended up on dateline or 48 hours & $#!T! African A kid: 3 yrs old might 🤔"ooh mommy and daddy said no swimming" & in THEIR head think (ooh I'm going to WAIT till mommy or daddy come catch her & "her" gonna get a beating (not spank blk folks say "beat!" FR!) Again AAK's like to ensure that their siblings get a whooping!! Smh LMFAO fr Caucasian 3yr old: might turn head after hearing initial splash of water then think "have fun dude you'll be in there by yourself bc I am NOT stopping MY game!". Again NOT realizing sibling is drowning! Mexican 3yr old: as soon as she sees sibling is in THERE (now there'll probably be some hope for drowning sib) bc this 3 yrs old sib is going straight to the closest parent to tell that either sister is in the water with her Cinderella dress 👗 or baby bro is in the water with his fresh Dickies and kicks on!!!! AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA NOW I admit that WAS funny!! Swear to our Father I could not help THIS one!!! Y'all KNOW it was funny too but more importantly it IS A JOKE 🤣😂🤣😂
that is so true. This happened to my 2 boys. The younger's feet got carried off the bottom of the pool by his own float and his body flopped face down, splasing about but the elder one just watched and laughed and splashed about. I panicked and started screaming for the elder one to help but he didn't understand and in the end I jumped in. They were like 3 and 6 years old (or 2 and 5?) or so.
Surprised the girl was still ok with that lenght of time, must have a set of strong lungs. She could've swallowed some water already. Jesus Christ thanks God her angel sister was there to report to their father (though not that quick as she posed to observe first, but still was a big help). What a lesson to learn. DON'T BE COMPLACENT with ur little kids around the pool. DON'T EVER WANDER UR EYES FOR A MINUTE. Accident on pool can happen so quick & unpredictable esp little kids. So scary that was traumatic. There's that round plastic saving stuff near her but she don't even know how to use it yet. GOD BLESS UR YOUNG FAMILY.
I'm leaving this here... “When people are drowning, all of their energy is going into trying to breathe and staying above water,” says Shelley Dalke, Director, Swimming and Water Safety Programs for the Canadian Red Cross. “They are not yelling for help or waving their hands around. Drowning is often very silent.” Children who cannot lift their face out of the water can drown in just a few centimetres. And many children who drown never intended to be in the water in the first place. Some people with limited or no swimming ability, may disappear underwater in less than a few seconds without any clear sign of distress.
I totally agree i also wonder why they suddenly get cramps in water i forgot that the time when i nearly drowned, i was simply exhausted paddling trying to stay afloat and my chest is equally exhausted from the water pressure to the point that no amount of air can satisfy im still short of breath. Even during the time i was struggling i was wondering why im suddenly having a hard time when i was always good at floating
Very true. I know how to swim but I fell underwater in the lazy river in water park, and despite it being so shallow, I struggled to get up. Just trying to get head out of water and air.
Funny. You can hear a toddler falling into water. It makes noise you have to be fucking deaf or just really trying not paying attention to not hear a full on splash of something falling in. Why would you trust your toddlers around an open deep pool without you watching them. That’s just being completely fucking irresponsible and we are not going to excuse it.
@@jbyrd9118 you're right about the use of whining, it was the wrong choice of vocabulary. But I still don't think it was the toddler, it's impossible to tell for sure in the video but that's just my thought.
Honestly, it's so refreshing to hear him admit he wasn't being fully attentive. So many parents try to place blame anywhere they can to avoid looking like a "bad parent" but accidents do happen, nobody's perfect. This was a fortunate situation!
I'm not sure on what planet you saw those "so many" heartless parents. What really happened is so many parents actually develope serious guilt, paranoia, and anxiety after similar incidents.
@@dididada375 like parents whose INFANTS are found in the middle of the road and want to act like they had no idea their child was missing or the parents that leave their children in hot cars while they go shopping then want to come out like "oh that's my baby, is my baby okay, I was only in there for a minute". There are heartless parents everywhere. Glad you live in an oblivious bubble 🤷
That little girl is a hero!!! As a mom I know it takes one second and this can happen. She wasn’t out by herself or nothing. Her dad was fast to react as well. Praise the Lord she is ok.
But would you let your toddler actually toddlers bc the other is only 3 rub around a pool like this? Maybe I'm overprotective but pools of any depth should have a fence. I like in the mountains so I've seen many animals fall in and not get out either
Yes! I was waiting to hear it I was like no way she’s that composed and then they ahhhhh happened and my heart melted like okay we’re breathing we’re okay breathe and cry some more
This brakes my heart :( my niece drowned when she was 3 and sadly none of us were there in time to save her. I always think about what she must have went through. I don't even like swimming or baths anymore because it makes me think of what she had to go through in her last moments alive. :'( and her birthday is coming up soon. I came her to watch funny videos not cry man :(
Sorry to hear that. I don't really have words other than I don't know you but I'll think about you all and keep this thought close to me. Terrible situation. I hope you're all doing well xx
Hes lucky the little girl didn't try to jump in to save her herself, it would've been devastating to lose 2 little girls at the same time. Most of the time drownings happen silently.
Exactly. We didn't even have a pool at our home but I put my son in lessons before he was 2. They taught him how to get to the side and/or float without panicking.
That was really amazing to see her apprehension to see her assess the situation to stop in her tracks to look and then to look back and to know that this is not right to have discernment as such a young age to put those pieces together was amazing 😍🤩😍😘💎
@@ckotcher1 s/he probably meant that her crying signified the fact that that child was fine, alive and fortunately unharmed. It could have ended badly if the toddler had not warned the father. I got it, 4 hours with constant crying on the plane is not something someone ever would like, but try to show some gladness in the situation we have here: a child was about to drown and she was saved in time.
This is what drowning actually looks like: it's quiet. We all think it's like Titanic, with screams and thrashing but it really isn't. Good on the sister for alerting Dad.
I was in a similar situation where my litter sister jumped in the pool and my parents didn’t notice my dad who was in the pool with my brother were messing around and I couldn’t get his attention so I had to get in the water even though I wasn’t a great swimmer I held my sister up as long as could until my dad noticed as she was yelling at him
Eu espero que ele a leve ao hospital mesmo assim. Há o fenômeno do afogamento secundário, onde o afogamento pode ocorrer após o acidente, quando a vítima tem ainda água em seus pulmões
She's so smart! I love how she took a second to think about what to do when she saw her little sister, dive in herself or ask someone for help? You can see her glance around before seeing her father and alerting him in the best way possible. I'm glad she's old enough and smart enough to know that drowning is a thing. Younger or less informed kids would've just thought their little sister was playing. It's so sweet of her to talk to her sister and see if she's okay after too 🥺
Yeah, you could really see the wheels turning as her little mind tried to process what the best course of action was in such an extreme situation. Glad she made the best decision
I love how he just threw his phone out of his pocket after he saved her, rather than doing it before. You never have time to think when something like that happens.
Yeah but on the other hand, if an ambulance was needed, it would have been better to throw the phone on the floor while running, just in case the kid stopped breathing or something
@@LaEve You have a point, but he had to react very fast. He didn't have enough time to think about it. And since he reacted fast and saved her, he didn't need an anbulance at all. If he was slower, he would probably need it. It's like the right time, the right place.
@@n.y9726 Yeah, I agree with you. Just wanted to mention that aspect. If he decided otherwise and threw his phone on the floor, I wouldn't have blamed him for thinking "further" and taking that possibility in consideration. As long as its not just for the sake of rescuing a worthless phone, its okay to react differently.
Yes. Growing up my grandfather would teach me that. Stay calm. Always secure your exit strategy, be it your phone 📱 or car or anything as you go. Don't just trust anyone. It was really dangerous where I was. When something similar happened I tossed my phone 📱 and kept my backup. It was in a ziplock bag and airtight. I dove for my sibling with the nearest rope of the Jetty. We lived near the beach and she took her floatie out to swim as the tide ebbed after rains. Crocodiles in the water and I swam desperately for her. Thankfully she barely made it past the wharf area in the bay. There are metal rails for climbing up and down there, for the big ships and tug boats. I took her out of the floaty and into my shirt then I cut the rope I was Anchoring with after I grabbed the rails. Tied her and I together and climbed up. Our house was on the opposite side. We climbed up. I found the station but not before calling for help. The phone 📱 I had was an old Motorola. She was so excited she went on a little trip. A Chinese man who knew us because we frequented his restaurant was there to get his shipping signed off and freaked, help came, we had to get my sister dry and we wrapped her in his huge scarf while she giggled and told uncle about her boat (floatie) but there were Actually some guys there that saw the whole thing and didn't care to do anything. That day Mum was feeling sick, grandma was caring for her after her recent pregnancy. My sister was watching the little one while I was cooking and grandpa went downstairs and out to get the mop from outside. She saw the door open and went out while my sister was cleaning the room after making sure the little ones were sleeping. Dad was still at work at the time and I noticed because the dogs were barking and one of the dogs was at the Jetty barking and running to me. Went to throw out rubbish from food prep in the garden and that's when I saw her little pink floatie in the water already about to be halfway far into the bay. When help came we realised I had a bite mark on my back calf. I almost collapsed after handing her off to dad. He worked in the town, the side of the bay we drifted to. If that Chinese man was not there... We definitely would have been kidnapped. He also risked his life and his chef's life to make sure a huge commotion about it. I was so glad I yelled that my phone 📱 worked and dad was coming with the ambulance and police. He also called my dad and told him more of what happened. For a brief moment I had thought I'd need to brave the cliffy grass area and make my way to the tug boat stationed nearby. Steal that dingy nearby and leave but I saw him in time because if I had done that, I'd be in a remote area and I could have truly been taken. At the time a ship, Dulos, a missions ship was there also so it was most likely why the men watches but didn't do anything. Some of the people visiting ran down and helped with first aid. I was 11 and my sister was 5. She was a cute and happy little girl who was almost abducted 3 times prior. I was terrified she would spend the rest of her short life crying and far from mum or anyone that loved her. My grandfather actually arrived in the neighbours little boat ⛵ soon enough when he saw my phone 📱 lying there towards the water. He said the binoculars helped him see us on the wharf and he told the neighbour. My sister still has the scarf and chef's hat, the chef couldn't say no. She's still adorable and happy. I always think no one remembers these stories but once in a while one of my siblings or cousins will tell me they remember something I did, especially on my birthday 🥺❤️ my sister told me she remembers me talking to her and playing with her cheeks while I dried her. She remembers trying to say sorry but she remembers that I was a big big ship and the pukpuk didn't get her because my propellers hit it. (Basically I kicked the crocodile 🙈 but was too busy to notice) Got to secure your way out. Have to be level headed at all times. Although maybe he had relatives inside or neighbours nearby too. 🥳
Excatly Often people judge an say how didn’t they hear or see. My toddler fell in our pool an only reason we knew cause trust when I say it made NO SOUND. WE WAS STANDING THERE IS THE only reason she is here today. I was gardening sorta like this dad. An my husband was opening the pool she slipped in same excat thing happened. Thankfully baby sis noticed cause if You see no one heard it. Even sis didn’t only reason was she looked over
This happened with my mother when I was 5 years old. My mother could not swim. She went in the pool and unbeknownst to her, it went from shallow to deep very quickly, a private pool. I was sitting on the side, while everyone else was out of the pool eating, talking, etc, and I saw her go under and she kept trying to come to the top. I yelled "my mommy's stuck under the water" & her sister who can swim very well, ran and jumped in and saved her 💕💕💕
Something similar happened to my older sister at our parents' friend's pool. My sister was walking in the pool and ended up in the deep end. My mom noticed but was in shock and could only point at the pool. Thankfully her friend realized what was happening so she quickly jumped in and pulled my sister out.
Yeah is most scariest thing to happen. Also one of my niece was 9i yrs old happen fall in 4 feet man made fish pond lucky we see her exactly her fall rush to her to save her that moment my cousin wife come face turn pale at the moment the cause was my niece was looking at koi fish in the pond it was a devastating scene for my cousin wife
EXCELLENT job on the eldest daughter's part! A lot of kids that young might not have known what to do. You did a super good job racing into the pool, to get the little one out! Good thing you were there, & that you listened to your daughter when she was telling you about her sister. That's what definitely saved her life! Thank God!!! 🙏🙏🙏
When my husband & I decided to get a pool for our e kids, the deal was ONE YEAR of weekly swimming lessons at the YMCA before we even looked for a pool. When we got the pool, we had the stairs to get in with the gate door on them with a lock. We grabbed an alarm that you float in the pool & if anything over a few lbs falls in, it goes off, & they were never to be outside without an adult. (I like the idea I just read on here that everyone should have a life jacket on when they go outside.) Our kids are all grown now & the pool is gone. 🙏 Please everyone stay safe, keep little ones extra safe. 👍
@@DJRenee Yes it does, if the sister wasn't there, then who would sound the alarm?? It is vital that the girls learn to swim period. Too many children drown sadly because of that!!😔
Saddest thing of all is that actually happened when a Man was Drowning and these teens didnt do anything but laugh and recorded the drowning man. The POS Teens got off later on.
I fell into the pool when I was about 4 years old, my memory is blurry but I remember that my cousin jumped in after me, it felt like forever while I was down at the bottom of the pool. This is a memory that will always remain in me. Glad her sister noticed her
I am a strong swimmer now but when I was about 2 my older sister did the same thing when I sank to the bottom of a very busy public baby pool. She is 5 years older than me, and she was able to jump in and start pulling me up while screaming for help. She got the life guards attention and they got me out. That was in a baby pool with less than 2 feet of water.
So many good things, good her sibling noticed and took action, good their family has a strong bond and they work together and of course good toddler cried and breathed!
We just lost a three year old today he was found in a pool after been searched for,for hours....kids are not the same some won't even want to be taught due to being afraid of water,people if u have a pool best thing is to have a pool net that will only be removed when there is correct supervision to guide little kids.... RIP Athi.
Yes the father was not looking but him jumping in without hesitation shows he loves them so much, so glad for the 3 year old to tell her dad and I hope they’re doing good
Actually it only takes a few inches for a toddler to drown; so tragic this happens to young children alllll too often! I’m so grateful that all of our grandchildren learned how to swim as infants!!!
@@pf485 All four of my kids kind of learned on their own and were all swimming and diving by two years old. It has something to do with living right on the lake! Lol
Swimming lessons for toddlers are the dofference between life or death, but many people don't know about that they even exist. I hope these videos at least spread soma awareness.
One of the houses my uncle owns had a pool. He did not like it, but our family told him to keep it because we thought tenants would love it. The tenants had a pool party and a child drowned. There were 25+ adults and at least 20 kids around and in the pool when it happened. We do not have a pool, but I always tell people the lesson I’ve learned: Being there is not enough. You have to keep your eyes on the kids too. It was no one’s fault, but everyone felt comfortable because there were so many adults. Don’t get too comfortable and keep watching your kids, because just like that, they could be gone. He has since done away with the pool at that house, but he is left with the trauma, and also, I feel like he secretly blames some family members because his instinct was to cover the pool originally. We obviously did not know this would happen though, and are truly sorry.
What a beautiful HERO!!! UMMMM Dad...you turned your back!!! I pray you see the lesson and apply it to your life!! It only takes less than 1 second to take a life....
Put a child protective fence around the pool so a child can't fall into the pool. He was right out there occupied when the girl fell into the pool and didn't notice until the other child got his attention. Please watch your kids.
A fence isn't really good enough. When I installed a pool, within a month one of my boys was already over the fence, and the other was halfway over it. Luckily (actually luck was not a factor) when I had the pool installed I also installed a security cover on the pool
I think they cut the video for dramatization purposes. From that distance to the pool where the kid fell in that noise would have caught his attention immediately
@@TruckTaxiMoveIt umm excuse me but not true. It's amazing how many can judge the situation and say dad would have heard no doubt. How in th do you know for sure unless you were there???? Exactly you DO NOT KNOW SO PLEASE DONT ACT LIKE YOU KNOW FOR SURE CAUSE YOU DO NOT. CENTRAL AIR UNITS ARE RATHER NOISY... NEIGHBORS COULDVE BEEN MOWING. JUST SO MUCH COULD HAVE MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR DAD TO NOT HEAR. Less judgment on this dad. Life is hard enough on humans they don't need help with feeling like failures. No doubt he will live with her almost drowning and being right there the rest of his life.
Sometimes when there's small children living in the house you can have a fence around the pool and have it removed later my friend and her husband did for such situations,so happy she's ok.
It's actually mandatory in some countries to put a fence around a swimming pool if you have babies/ toddlers around. They must swim under adult supervision only.
Where we live you must always have a fence around it with a gate, that at least children can not open it. We have a 2m high wall around it, and in the garden side a 1,2m high fence seperating the pool from the garden. That way we can still have children playing in the garden, bether be safe than sorry.
"Dry drowning" still can happen as well...i hope he took her to the ER to still have her checked out. This could have sooooo easily ended up having a horrible ending. You have to watch your kids most especially around a pool or any body of water. Thank goodness her big sister saw her. 🙏
Omg they should be the best sister ever and the younger sister would never forget this moment. This toddler is very smart and I LOVE her. Sisters forever
Wow it really did chase her down the side of the pool. It stopped at the spot she fell too. I would say the current, but why didn’t it keep going if that was the case.
She was definitely going to be in that pool if she didn't swing her dead around and was reminded that her father was there. I swear I can see her thinking *but wait ...I can't swim, what am I going to do? I gotta get in.. I gotta get- oh right DAD's right there!* "DAAAAAADDDD!!!!!"
Yeah I felt like she's was thinking " My sister need help should I jump to the pool? No but I don't know how to swing yet... al right let's call daddy."
Why did I think she was going to fall and in the pool floaty and uhhh idk- Also the sister’s voice is very cute And this situation would have gone bad if the sister wasn’t there, she is probably the best sister to her younger sister. What an angel
This is what a drowning child really looks like. It’s silent. That poor baby couldn’t raise her face or head out of the water to breathe or make a sound. A few seconds longer & she would’ve been unconscious. Thank God for her big sister!! She truly saved her life.
@@vandanaranimishra2854 what are you talking about!? The father is standing besides the pool, he must have heard it, when the girl fell in. An „object“ that big can’t fall into water without a noise 🤦🏻♀️
One of the few times a toddlers cry made me feel happy! I’m surprised that the parents hadn’t taught her to swim yet, or at least doggie paddle having an open pool like that around little’uns
Oh man, thankfully the sister was there. The dad reacted so fast, how scary. I'm so glad the toddler is OK. She's old enough to learn to swim for sure.
@@karlaniday7519 That's love. I still touch mine if he's too quiet when we sleep. An aside, has your husband been checked for sleep apnea? If not, it may be a good idea to get a sleep study done.
To those harshly judging this guy: No one is perfect...Being a parent can be overwhelming and losing your focus occasionally does not make you a bad one. What happened WAS an accident, Im sure he learned from it..He probably feels tremendous guilt..Plus he must have been doing something right in order to have a daughter that knew exactly what to do in the situation...
@@fogogo it’s not like he was on his phone chilling .. he was doing sum cleaning/sweeping & it’s not his fault the baby fell into the pool he/she was very close to the pool
We have 8 kids, a boat, pool, and houseboat. We basically live in the water. We have a fence around the pool at home with an alarm. Also the little ones have to wear a wrist band when outside (always with us, never alone) that makes an alarm go off if water gets on it. That is after the gate alarm would go off first, but you just never know. We have alarms on all doors on the houseboat, but still check that they are locked every night before bed and the alarms are all working. Outside of the living area, during the day, they have to wear a lifejacket unless they are over 15 or older. Even rhe older ones still can't get in the water without one. My husband and i wear one in the water too since it is 30ft deep or more. The speed boat requires lifejackets the whole time for all kids
All it takes is looking away for a split second!! Accidents happen all the time. But yes, a pool guardian would protect everyone here!! Best invention ever made
@@DmitryS-PB Да нет, это случайность. Я тоже в детстве тонула. Родители с друзьями отдыхали в сауне и там по середине в полу был вырезан глубокий бассейн. Я сама не поняла, как туда упала. Дело секундное. Помню дикий испуг и этот приглушённый от воды свет наверху, пыталась плыть к свету, но почему-то опускалась всё ниже. Заметил это один из друзей родителей, который почти сразу кинулся за мной в воду) спасибо ему!
She's a intelligent 3 years old baby , she knew exactly what to do , l am so proud to see a 3 year toddler save a baby's life , god bless her heart 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤💯
It broke my heart when the dad said it was his fault for being careless. There’s not one parent that hasn’t looked away from their kids at some point. I can’t say this enough, this is why teaching your babies to swim as infants is about teaching them life surviving skills they can maintain until help comes!!!
@@Yogurlfriendlooklikemymom well, he came when the daughter cried. So clearly he didn’t hear her fall. He also clearly stated he was not paying enough attention, it sounds like you’re trying to say he was going to let the child drown on purpose.
@@arizonaranger2333 you have to be fucking DEAF or really hard of hearing to not hear a toddler fall into the water. Sorry but it makes a noise and she was splashing around and he only paid attention when the other little girl screamed ? He heard the scream and not the splashing. He should have been keeping his eye on them. Sorry but it takes a split second to take a quick look at your kids every now and again but he doesn’t pay attention at all til it was about to be too late. Not supporting inattentive parents ✌🏻pay attention to your fucking kids. Especially around a pool. You’re an idiot for trusting your toddlers alone by a open deep pool like that.
@@DionneFields Parents aren't super heros that never make mistakes. He was trying his best, and managed to save his child. People are too critical of everything nowadays.
To see the sister fall to the ground and cry was heart breaking. I think she knew that she could have lost her sister and that realization finally hit her.
Do you think her father handled the situation correctly? 🏊
Should he have left her in the pool…? Wym “correctly” lol there is one way and he nailed it. Good family communication saved the day and I’m sure he and his girls were more vigilant moving forward.
Obviously he did.
Y'all know it's prolly a bot right
@@narrulz_werewolf just cracking a joke lol
What else was he supposed to do Let her drown?
Out of all people I never thought a 3 year old would actually know that the toddler was drowning, that’s one of the smartest and best sisters I’ve ever seen
Aren't they Chinese? Well...or of Asian descent? IJS bc you said "out of ALL ppl u never would have thought..." I'm thinking just the opposite even at THREE! THEY would KNOW probably at 9 months sitting in car seat or swing out there however I doubt would be able to get help LMAO I swear I am being SERIOUS! Not even going to use that BS word. I'M NOT...🤷
NOW.. any OTHER. 3 year old let's JUST say....🤔 Of any OTHER nationality other than of Asian descent. It might've ended up on dateline or 48 hours & $#!T!
African A kid: 3 yrs old might 🤔"ooh mommy and daddy said no swimming" & in THEIR head think (ooh I'm going to WAIT till mommy or daddy come catch her & "her" gonna get a beating (not spank blk folks say "beat!" FR!) Again AAK's like to ensure that their siblings get a whooping!! Smh LMFAO fr
Caucasian 3yr old: might turn head after hearing initial splash of water then think "have fun dude you'll be in there by yourself bc I am NOT stopping MY game!". Again NOT realizing sibling is drowning!
Mexican 3yr old: as soon as she sees sibling is in THERE (now there'll probably be some hope for drowning sib) bc this 3 yrs old sib is going straight to the closest parent to tell that either sister is in the water with her Cinderella dress 👗 or baby bro is in the water with his fresh Dickies and kicks on!!!!
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA NOW I admit that WAS funny!! Swear to our Father I could not help THIS one!!!
Y'all KNOW it was funny too but more importantly it IS A JOKE 🤣😂🤣😂
I got nervous when she didn't pick up the floaty like I expected lol
@Jo Cole 100%!
Amo as crianças. Deus Criador abençoe elas sempre. ❤️🕊❤️🌹
that is so true. This happened to my 2 boys. The younger's feet got carried off the bottom of the pool by his own float and his body flopped face down, splasing about but the elder one just watched and laughed and splashed about. I panicked and started screaming for the elder one to help but he didn't understand and in the end I jumped in. They were like 3 and 6 years old (or 2 and 5?) or so.
A real HERO!!! She saw danger and correctly reacted to it.
Cat Man! You're here too? What are the odds?
@@PatchouliPenny
LOL 🤣 precisely one in a cat's whisker! - whatever that is. 🙃😺🐾
@@catman8965 it's like we're meant to be friends! 😊 I'm going to sleep now! Have a good one! 😸
@@PatchouliPenny
Purrrrrrrrr🐾🐾🐾
When this little girl stopped on her tracks and her young mind processed that something was very wrong, thank you Lord!
🙏🏾 Amen
Amen ❤ Thankyou Jesus, it seemed like she wanted to jump to grab her but sweetheart knew it was dangerous. I'm so glad she's okay 🙏
Tbh that father deserved it if u can't handle a kid don't even try to get married in the first place
@@newmoon6549 Accidents happen, no one deserves that. The big take away would be to keep an eye out for your kid/kids, especially around a huge pool.
@@newmoon6549 jfc are you a psychopath?! Wtf is wrong with you???
The big sister looked so scared when she realized what was happening. She is really smart for 3 years old!
And too cute
Glad that little girl was there she's a smart one and God bless her little heart
Yes! GOD Bless that whole family!
AMEN
Her dad wasn’t so smart letting her toddle around the pool alone when she cannot swim without watching her
@@zoiefinnian3540 I agree
Surprised the girl was still ok with that lenght of time, must have a set of strong lungs. She could've swallowed some water already. Jesus Christ thanks God her angel sister was there to report to their father (though not that quick as she posed to observe first, but still was a big help). What a lesson to learn. DON'T BE COMPLACENT with ur little kids around the pool. DON'T EVER WANDER UR EYES FOR A MINUTE. Accident on pool can happen so quick & unpredictable esp little kids. So scary that was traumatic. There's that round plastic saving stuff near her but she don't even know how to use it yet. GOD BLESS UR YOUNG FAMILY.
I'm leaving this here...
“When people are drowning, all of their energy is going into trying to breathe and staying above water,” says Shelley Dalke, Director, Swimming and Water Safety Programs for the Canadian Red Cross. “They are not yelling for help or waving their hands around. Drowning is often very silent.”
Children who cannot lift their face out of the water can drown in just a few centimetres. And many children who drown never intended to be in the water in the first place. Some people with limited or no swimming ability, may disappear underwater in less than a few seconds without any clear sign of distress.
SO IMPORTANT ❤️ to teach your kids to swim and water safety and NEVER TO LEAVE THEM UNATTENDED AROUND WATER🇨🇦😇😇😇😇😇😇
I totally agree i also wonder why they suddenly get cramps in water i forgot that the time when i nearly drowned, i was simply exhausted paddling trying to stay afloat and my chest is equally exhausted from the water pressure to the point that no amount of air can satisfy im still short of breath. Even during the time i was struggling i was wondering why im suddenly having a hard time when i was always good at floating
Very true. I know how to swim but I fell underwater in the lazy river in water park, and despite it being so shallow, I struggled to get up. Just trying to get head out of water and air.
Dry drowning is also very serious too. Also great info ty
Funny. You can hear a toddler falling into water. It makes noise you have to be fucking deaf or just really trying not paying attention to not hear a full on splash of something falling in. Why would you trust your toddlers around an open deep pool without you watching them. That’s just being completely fucking irresponsible and we are not going to excuse it.
When she starts crying, you can see her sister's sigh of relief.
The toddler was never crying. You're hearing the 3 year old sister screaming and whining
@@jbyrd9118 you're right about the use of whining, it was the wrong choice of vocabulary. But I still don't think it was the toddler, it's impossible to tell for sure in the video but that's just my thought.
@@davidmarvy6788 you sound so disgustingly shallow. might want to work on that.
@@davidmarvy6788 i think it was the baby
Videos in 240 tell me how you see that
Glad she knew not to jump in and try to save her. Bravo!
Honestly, it's so refreshing to hear him admit he wasn't being fully attentive. So many parents try to place blame anywhere they can to avoid looking like a "bad parent" but accidents do happen, nobody's perfect. This was a fortunate situation!
Agree I’m glad he did
He's not in USA! Here they take kids from parents just trying to parent instead of getting the real bad ones ..
I'm not sure on what planet you saw those "so many" heartless parents.
What really happened is so many parents actually develope serious guilt, paranoia, and anxiety after similar incidents.
@@dididada375 like parents whose INFANTS are found in the middle of the road and want to act like they had no idea their child was missing or the parents that leave their children in hot cars while they go shopping then want to come out like "oh that's my baby, is my baby okay, I was only in there for a minute". There are heartless parents everywhere. Glad you live in an oblivious bubble 🤷
Very well said!
That little girl is a hero!!! As a mom I know it takes one second and this can happen. She wasn’t out by herself or nothing. Her dad was fast to react as well. Praise the Lord she is ok.
💕🤗
But would you let your toddler actually toddlers bc the other is only 3 rub around a pool like this? Maybe I'm overprotective but pools of any depth should have a fence. I like in the mountains so I've seen many animals fall in and not get out either
YES FENCE IS LAW SO IS PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY TO WATCK KIDS.
When crying is the best thing you've ever heard.
☺️💓
Reminds me of the relief of hearing a baby cry after they’re born. Sometimes crying is such a nice sound to hear
Yes! I was waiting to hear it I was like no way she’s that composed and then they ahhhhh happened and my heart melted like okay we’re breathing we’re okay breathe and cry some more
This brakes my heart :( my niece drowned when she was 3 and sadly none of us were there in time to save her. I always think about what she must have went through. I don't even like swimming or baths anymore because it makes me think of what she had to go through in her last moments alive. :'( and her birthday is coming up soon. I came her to watch funny videos not cry man :(
I’m so sorry that happened to you and your family. 😢
@@-youtalkingtome thank you. I appreciate that.
Sorry to hear that. I don't really have words other than I don't know you but I'll think about you all and keep this thought close to me. Terrible situation. I hope you're all doing well xx
I'm so sorry for your loss 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
@@bics-tc8vr thank you for the love and support ❤
God bless that little older sister! Her little sister’s guardian Angel!
Yes , but around kids you always have to keep an eye on them and the other eye 👁️ on what you are doing.
over 234 people died in Australia last year from drowning, so we still thank god? Why weren’t they “blessed”? Asking for a friend
That's why you need at least 2 children.
Hes lucky the little girl didn't try to jump in to save her herself, it would've been devastating to lose 2 little girls at the same time. Most of the time drownings happen silently.
It means he and his wife are great parents who educated their child correctly. That's amazing
I thought she's gonna do that before she called her father 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😭😭😭😭😭♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
@@shinyagami03 same
For a second it looks like she was going to jump in but then thought about it
Teach your children to swim as soon as possible.
Especially if you have a pool like that!
Exactly. We didn't even have a pool at our home but I put my son in lessons before he was 2. They taught him how to get to the side and/or float without panicking.
Ya think?
Or watch them.
No. Teach them to float when they're 6-9 months old. Have a professional with training and understanding of secondary drowning.
That was really amazing to see her apprehension to see her assess the situation to stop in her tracks to look and then to look back and to know that this is not right to have discernment as such a young age to put those pieces together was amazing 😍🤩😍😘💎
Hearing her cry...just brought me to tears. She has a good big sister.❤️
It's sad hearing her cry but so relieving!!! It's good to know she doesn't have water in her lungs and she's still alive.....
When she cried when he took her out of the pool omg my heart, best sound in the world.
Worst sound in the world. Have you never been on a plane for 4 hours with a baby?
@@ckotcher1 s/he probably meant that her crying signified the fact that that child was fine, alive and fortunately unharmed. It could have ended badly if the toddler had not warned the father. I got it, 4 hours with constant crying on the plane is not something someone ever would like, but try to show some gladness in the situation we have here: a child was about to drown and she was saved in time.
@@ckotcher1 yes, and he was crying. I survived. ❤️
Most beautiful sound to a parents ears after such a close call.
@@den_spl Thank you for addressing her. She has luck of some sort of empathy for a child. We all need to remember that we were small children.
This is what drowning actually looks like: it's quiet. We all think it's like Titanic, with screams and thrashing but it really isn't. Good on the sister for alerting Dad.
I was in a similar situation where my litter sister jumped in the pool and my parents didn’t notice my dad who was in the pool with my brother were messing around and I couldn’t get his attention so I had to get in the water even though I wasn’t a great swimmer I held my sister up as long as could until my dad noticed as she was yelling at him
This just goes to show that you can be a hero at any age and Love conquers all. Such a great big sister and a quick in the feet father.
To hear her cry is the sweetest sound a parent could hear, after being under water for some time. She’s ok. Thank God
Yes!! I started to cry, too.
It's 💯💯but 😆😆
Eu espero que ele a leve ao hospital mesmo assim. Há o fenômeno do afogamento secundário, onde o afogamento pode ocorrer após o acidente, quando a vítima tem ainda água em seus pulmões
She's so smart! I love how she took a second to think about what to do when she saw her little sister, dive in herself or ask someone for help? You can see her glance around before seeing her father and alerting him in the best way possible. I'm glad she's old enough and smart enough to know that drowning is a thing. Younger or less informed kids would've just thought their little sister was playing. It's so sweet of her to talk to her sister and see if she's okay after too 🥺
Yeah, you could really see the wheels turning as her little mind tried to process what the best course of action was in such an extreme situation. Glad she made the best decision
Definitely did lol… she even looked over at the stairs in contemplation ❤️ smart little sweetie
She is smart 🤓
I think she was trying to figure out if it was her sister or something else actually but yeah totally
Does everyone notice the recording device flashing red? The video started before the girl fell in. So does that mean someone just watched her fall in?
My anxiety went through the roof! 😵 So glad she's ok! Way to go big sis! 👏🏽👏🏽
Fantastic rescue! Such a smart child to save their sibling.
I love how he just threw his phone out of his pocket after he saved her, rather than doing it before. You never have time to think when something like that happens.
Was looking for this
Yeah but on the other hand, if an ambulance was needed, it would have been better to throw the phone on the floor while running, just in case the kid stopped breathing or something
@@LaEve You have a point, but he had to react very fast. He didn't have enough time to think about it. And since he reacted fast and saved her, he didn't need an anbulance at all. If he was slower, he would probably need it. It's like the right time, the right place.
@@n.y9726 Yeah, I agree with you. Just wanted to mention that aspect. If he decided otherwise and threw his phone on the floor, I wouldn't have blamed him for thinking "further" and taking that possibility in consideration. As long as its not just for the sake of rescuing a worthless phone, its okay to react differently.
Yes. Growing up my grandfather would teach me that. Stay calm. Always secure your exit strategy, be it your phone 📱 or car or anything as you go. Don't just trust anyone. It was really dangerous where I was.
When something similar happened I tossed my phone 📱 and kept my backup. It was in a ziplock bag and airtight. I dove for my sibling with the nearest rope of the Jetty. We lived near the beach and she took her floatie out to swim as the tide ebbed after rains.
Crocodiles in the water and I swam desperately for her. Thankfully she barely made it past the wharf area in the bay. There are metal rails for climbing up and down there, for the big ships and tug boats. I took her out of the floaty and into my shirt then I cut the rope I was Anchoring with after I grabbed the rails. Tied her and I together and climbed up.
Our house was on the opposite side. We climbed up. I found the station but not before calling for help. The phone 📱 I had was an old Motorola.
She was so excited she went on a little trip. A Chinese man who knew us because we frequented his restaurant was there to get his shipping signed off and freaked, help came, we had to get my sister dry and we wrapped her in his huge scarf while she giggled and told uncle about her boat (floatie) but there were Actually some guys there that saw the whole thing and didn't care to do anything.
That day Mum was feeling sick, grandma was caring for her after her recent pregnancy. My sister was watching the little one while I was cooking and grandpa went downstairs and out to get the mop from outside. She saw the door open and went out while my sister was cleaning the room after making sure the little ones were sleeping. Dad was still at work at the time and I noticed because the dogs were barking and one of the dogs was at the Jetty barking and running to me. Went to throw out rubbish from food prep in the garden and that's when I saw her little pink floatie in the water already about to be halfway far into the bay.
When help came we realised I had a bite mark on my back calf. I almost collapsed after handing her off to dad. He worked in the town, the side of the bay we drifted to.
If that Chinese man was not there... We definitely would have been kidnapped. He also risked his life and his chef's life to make sure a huge commotion about it. I was so glad I yelled that my phone 📱 worked and dad was coming with the ambulance and police. He also called my dad and told him more of what happened.
For a brief moment I had thought I'd need to brave the cliffy grass area and make my way to the tug boat stationed nearby. Steal that dingy nearby and leave but I saw him in time because if I had done that, I'd be in a remote area and I could have truly been taken. At the time a ship, Dulos, a missions ship was there also so it was most likely why the men watches but didn't do anything. Some of the people visiting ran down and helped with first aid.
I was 11 and my sister was 5. She was a cute and happy little girl who was almost abducted 3 times prior. I was terrified she would spend the rest of her short life crying and far from mum or anyone that loved her.
My grandfather actually arrived in the neighbours little boat ⛵ soon enough when he saw my phone 📱 lying there towards the water. He said the binoculars helped him see us on the wharf and he told the neighbour.
My sister still has the scarf and chef's hat, the chef couldn't say no. She's still adorable and happy. I always think no one remembers these stories but once in a while one of my siblings or cousins will tell me they remember something I did, especially on my birthday 🥺❤️ my sister told me she remembers me talking to her and playing with her cheeks while I dried her. She remembers trying to say sorry but she remembers that I was a big big ship and the pukpuk didn't get her because my propellers hit it. (Basically I kicked the crocodile 🙈 but was too busy to notice)
Got to secure your way out. Have to be level headed at all times. Although maybe he had relatives inside or neighbours nearby too. 🥳
Hearing her cry just hit me so hard, literally in tears 😢 so happy to hear her cry
I didn’t realize I wasn’t breathing until I started breathing again when she cried. Oh my god im so glad she’s okay.
It was the 3 year old crying and screaming. The toddler wasn't crying
@@davidmarvy6788 watch it again, she started crying towards the end.
A crying baby is an alive baby. So glad she's okay.
Omg! This goes to show how quickly things can happen even when you’re RIGHT THERE. Thank goodness big sis was right there!
So true
Excatly Often people judge an say how didn’t they hear or see. My toddler fell in our pool an only reason we knew cause trust when I say it made NO SOUND. WE WAS STANDING THERE IS THE only reason she is here today. I was gardening sorta like this dad. An my husband was opening the pool she slipped in same excat thing happened. Thankfully baby sis noticed cause if You see no one heard it. Even sis didn’t only reason was she looked over
It's a miracle the older sister turned around when she did , then noticed her baby sister . A moment later it might have been too late !!.
This happened with my mother when I was 5 years old.
My mother could not swim. She went in the pool and unbeknownst to her, it went from shallow to deep very quickly, a private pool.
I was sitting on the side, while everyone else was out of the pool eating, talking, etc, and I saw her go under and she kept trying to come to the top. I yelled "my mommy's stuck under the water" & her sister who can swim very well, ran and jumped in and saved her 💕💕💕
Something similar happened to my older sister at our parents' friend's pool. My sister was walking in the pool and ended up in the deep end. My mom noticed but was in shock and could only point at the pool. Thankfully her friend realized what was happening so she quickly jumped in and pulled my sister out.
Yeah is most scariest thing to happen. Also one of my niece was 9i yrs old happen fall in 4 feet man made fish pond lucky we see her exactly her fall rush to her to save her that moment my cousin wife come face turn pale at the moment the cause was my niece was looking at koi fish in the pond it was a devastating scene for my cousin wife
EXCELLENT job on the eldest daughter's part! A lot of kids that young might not have known what to do. You did a super good job racing into the pool, to get the little one out! Good thing you were there, & that you listened to your daughter when she was telling you about her sister. That's what definitely saved her life! Thank God!!! 🙏🙏🙏
Parents have got to teach their children how to swim if they’re going to have a pool. This video proves it!
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Or pay attention to them if they dont know how??
Knowng how to swim doesn't matter. Need every alarm possible
When my husband & I decided to get a pool for our e kids, the deal was ONE YEAR of weekly swimming lessons at the YMCA before we even looked for a pool. When we got the pool, we had the stairs to get in with the gate door on them with a lock. We grabbed an alarm that you float in the pool & if anything over a few lbs falls in, it goes off, & they were never to be outside without an adult. (I like the idea I just read on here that everyone should have a life jacket on when they go outside.) Our kids are all grown now & the pool is gone. 🙏 Please everyone stay safe, keep little ones extra safe. 👍
@@DJRenee Yes it does, if the sister wasn't there, then who would sound the alarm??
It is vital that the girls learn to swim period. Too many children drown sadly because of that!!😔
He didn't even bother taking his phone out of his pocket he just jumped in.That shows his love for his daughter ❤️
Sorry for the likes.I added 1.😔😉
Fuk that phone that babys life is more important a phone can be replaced not a life♥️💯💨
@@vipboyrockywilliams6577 exactly 💯
Saddest thing of all is that actually happened when a Man was Drowning and these teens didnt do anything but laugh and recorded the drowning man. The POS Teens got off later on.
Uh...
Awwww! She was so scared for her sister, God bless her little heart! So glad daddy was able to be there to assist immediately! 🙌🏻🙌🏻❤️
Omg, this made my heart ache watching not being able to do anything.
You mean not being able to punch the dad in the face for neglect?
Absolutely chilling to watch, I feel like I hold my breath the whole way through, thank God the sister was there🙏❤
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I know right could you imagine if she'd actually passed away and they watched it on video thank goodness for the sister
I fell into the pool when I was about 4 years old, my memory is blurry but I remember that my cousin jumped in after me, it felt like forever while I was down at the bottom of the pool. This is a memory that will always remain in me. Glad her sister noticed her
This gets me emotional. So smart!! She waited to see what was going on and knew something wasn’t right!! Love it 💕💕
So proud of this older sister being confident and choosing to make a scene about it!!!!!
I am a strong swimmer now but when I was about 2 my older sister did the same thing when I sank to the bottom of a very busy public baby pool. She is 5 years older than me, and she was able to jump in and start pulling me up while screaming for help. She got the life guards attention and they got me out. That was in a baby pool with less than 2 feet of water.
@@evephelpsmarketing wow :) I'm so happy to read about your experience and how u were saved. Awesome sister!
This gets me emotional too. This little girls cute voice and accent doesn't help to hold back my tears......
So many good things, good her sibling noticed and took action, good their family has a strong bond and they work together and of course good toddler cried and breathed!
The Cry 🙏🏼 That’s the sound of “ Baby is ok “ 😇🙏🏼😇
That's the sound I was waiting to hear!!
Although I would bring her to hospital in case of 'dry drowning' just to be safe.
OR the sound of "my parental unit is defective"
Haha yes , I was relieved to hear the baby’s delayed scared cry ❤️ sweet babies !
@@babygirlfemale6507 the parents are just fine. Thus was an obvious accident. Things like this, unfortunately happen.
I love this guy. Very rare when a person admits their mistake.
We just lost a three year old today he was found in a pool after been searched for,for hours....kids are not the same some won't even want to be taught due to being afraid of water,people if u have a pool best thing is to have a pool net that will only be removed when there is correct supervision to guide little kids.... RIP Athi.
OMG how lucky that she raised her voice for saving her life!
Yes the father was not looking but him jumping in without hesitation shows he loves them so much, so glad for the 3 year old to tell her dad and I hope they’re doing good
No better sound than that cry when she was out of the water, lungs clear. Her sister did AMAZING 🥲
I'm crying , this really touched my heart seeing how quick her sister noticed and responded to getting help.
Good job babygirl you’re an angel! Her voice touched my heart ❤️
How the father wasn't aware of what happened mere feet away is even scarier.
We all make mistakes.
And children are quick to get in trouble.
I'm inclined to agree.
Also someone was filming it.
Our brain doesnt always alert sometimes
My heart sank when I saw little one fall in the pool, good job sibling for getting dad's attention.
Truth: A child can drown less than three feet away from the supervisor! Keep your eyes on the baby! 👀
Actually it only takes a few inches for a toddler to drown; so tragic this happens to young children alllll too often! I’m so grateful that all of our grandchildren learned how to swim as infants!!!
@@pf485 All four of my kids kind of learned on their own and were all swimming and diving by two years old. It has something to do with living right on the lake! Lol
Swimming lessons for toddlers are the dofference between life or death, but many people don't know about that they even exist. I hope these videos at least spread soma awareness.
One of the houses my uncle owns had a pool. He did not like it, but our family told him to keep it because we thought tenants would love it. The tenants had a pool party and a child drowned. There were 25+ adults and at least 20 kids around and in the pool when it happened. We do not have a pool, but I always tell people the lesson I’ve learned: Being there is not enough. You have to keep your eyes on the kids too. It was no one’s fault, but everyone felt comfortable because there were so many adults. Don’t get too comfortable and keep watching your kids, because just like that, they could be gone. He has since done away with the pool at that house, but he is left with the trauma, and also, I feel like he secretly blames some family members because his instinct was to cover the pool originally. We obviously did not know this would happen though, and are truly sorry.
He acknowledged a mistake was made. All three learned a valuable lesson that day!
The way the 3 year old cried even after her sister was saved shows how much love she has in her small heart❤️. So Beautiful
I swear it looks like an angel was protecting her because the float was following her
My bad I didn’t see a string chill out😂
By a string the child was holding.
It was a string she's pulling attached to the floatie OR the angel failed their job 😭
She cant go down because she 2 pounds
It was a string she was pulling it
Don't search miracle...
Amazed she was conscious & standing up when he put her on the side of the pool.
And yes I agree with others. Teach them to swim as soon as possible.
Pool, not pull.
@@lisamarieashby2523 + Thanks. I edited it. Just didn't catch it before posting.
I appears she is giving daddy a piece of her mind. Little ones need to be watched constantly.
“I just a baby🤗😇…I JUST A BAABBYY!!!😡👹”
What a beautiful HERO!!! UMMMM
Dad...you turned your back!!! I pray you see the lesson and apply it to your life!! It only takes less than 1 second to take a life....
Put a child protective fence around the pool so a child can't fall into the pool. He was right out there occupied when the girl fell into the pool and didn't notice until the other child got his attention. Please watch your kids.
A fence isn't really good enough. When I installed a pool, within a month one of my boys was already over the fence, and the other was halfway over it. Luckily (actually luck was not a factor) when I had the pool installed I also installed a security cover on the pool
I think they cut the video for dramatization purposes.
From that distance to the pool where the kid fell in that noise would have caught his attention immediately
Yes hopefully they put a secured fence. This could’ve been deadly
No offense but we watched the video we seen exactly what you seen. We are aware. Thanks.
@@TruckTaxiMoveIt umm excuse me but not true. It's amazing how many can judge the situation and say dad would have heard no doubt. How in th do you know for sure unless you were there???? Exactly you DO NOT KNOW SO PLEASE DONT ACT LIKE YOU KNOW FOR SURE CAUSE YOU DO NOT. CENTRAL AIR UNITS ARE RATHER NOISY... NEIGHBORS COULDVE BEEN MOWING. JUST SO MUCH COULD HAVE MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR DAD TO NOT HEAR. Less judgment on this dad. Life is hard enough on humans they don't need help with feeling like failures. No doubt he will live with her almost drowning and being right there the rest of his life.
So humble of the dad to admit where he could have done better, and praised his “little hero” too ❤️
Sometimes when there's small children living in the house you can have a fence around the pool and have it removed later my friend and her husband did for such situations,so happy she's ok.
WE DID THAT…. AND IT IS THE
ONLY THING TO DO!
( WE ALSO HAD A “ COMBINATION
LOCK “…….‼️)👏🏻👏🏻
It's actually mandatory in some countries to put a fence around a swimming pool if you have babies/ toddlers around. They must swim under adult supervision only.
Where we live you must always have a fence around it with a gate, that at least children can not open it. We have a 2m high wall around it, and in the garden side a 1,2m high fence seperating the pool from the garden. That way we can still have children playing in the garden, bether be safe than sorry.
The way he ran into the pool without hesitation just made my day
Is there another reasonable option lol
There should be a gate around the pool smh irresponsible
Did you expect him not to? Of course he did.
THANK YOU JESUS CHRIST FOR SAVING THE BABY ALSO HER BIG SISTER THAT LOVE HER. 👏👌🖒💕
Amen💛🙏🏾
What about all the children he lets drown?
Amen
This comment section is bizarre
@@i4ykl979 JUST LOOK AT YOUR GREEN FACE. THAT'S JUST YOU BLESSING'S
Oh my heart, thank goodness, how quickly a child can drown, just a few minutes of adult distraction.
Seconds.
"Dry drowning" still can happen as well...i hope he took her to the ER to still have her checked out. This could have sooooo easily ended up having a horrible ending. You have to watch your kids most especially around a pool or any body of water. Thank goodness her big sister saw her. 🙏
О,Боже!!!он так долго был под водой,что я аж заплакала((храните,ангелы, всех деток
Вот интересно, балон преследовала девочку.😥
Ангел чуть с кругом промахнулся
@@МаринаМихайловна-к4д у нее в руках веребка связаны с балоном
Omg they should be the best sister ever and the younger sister would never forget this moment. This toddler is very smart and I LOVE her. Sisters forever
Their little voices are everything oh my gosh🙏🏽💯💯💯🙏🏽❤️❤️
О боже,у меня чуть сердце не остановилось.... Хорошо,что всё обошлось)
man
انا بعد
@@ОлесяБусыгина-ж6ж Вы сейчас серьёзно? 🤦♀️
У меня тоже
@@ОлесяБусыгина-ж6ж это не кто то двигал ее в стороны, а эффект такой на монтаже чтобы не показывать всю картинку🤦♀️
I swear it was like that floaty was trying to catch Her
I noticed this too
That Angel was trying to catch her and keep her from drowning, Spirit of God!
Wow it really did chase her down the side of the pool. It stopped at the spot she fell too. I would say the current, but why didn’t it keep going if that was the case.
Angel saw that baby's name in the book of life and put EVERYTHING in place to make sure she stayed on the side of the living! Fr
there was a string attached to it, she was pulling it along with her guys. glad she’s safe tho
Awwwww her sis loves her so much...she literally cried in relief when he pulled her out ❤😭
That was the one who fell in that cried
大声を出して助けを求めるお姉ちゃんがとっても偉いです！！助かって良かった😭✨
U can see the little girl make decisions in her head on what to do next she’s very smart 👏🏽
She was definitely going to be in that pool if she didn't swing her dead around and was reminded that her father was there. I swear I can see her thinking *but wait ...I can't swim, what am I going to do? I gotta get in.. I gotta get- oh right DAD's right there!* "DAAAAAADDDD!!!!!"
Yeah I felt like she's was thinking " My sister need help should I jump to the pool? No but I don't know how to swing yet... al right let's call daddy."
Yes!!
Why did I think she was going to fall and in the pool floaty and uhhh idk-
Also the sister’s voice is very cute
And this situation would have gone bad if the sister wasn’t there, she is probably the best sister to her younger sister. What an angel
MAY OUR DEAR LORD GOD ALMIGHTY BLESS THAT. SMART.LITTLE GIRL AND CONTINUE. TO KEEP HER AND HER FAMILY SAFE...OMG....!!!!!
OH WOW!!!!!.
This is what a drowning child really looks like. It’s silent. That poor baby couldn’t raise her face or head out of the water to breathe or make a sound. A few seconds longer & she would’ve been unconscious. Thank God for her big sister!! She truly saved her life.
U are correct, children do fall silently without anyone's attention
Yeah, the drowning is silent … but how couldn’t he hear the loud splash???
@@DasTamii loud splash hahaha my guy you really haven't learned about surface area and tension.
@@vandanaranimishra2854 what are you talking about!? The father is standing besides the pool, he must have heard it, when the girl fell in. An „object“ that big can’t fall into water without a noise 🤦🏻♀️
Dios es bueno.
Я аж расплакалась. Хорошо, что все обошлось и ребёнок позвал на помощь.
This made me tear up it's so heartwarming ❤️
One of the few times a toddlers cry made me feel happy! I’m surprised that the parents hadn’t taught her to swim yet, or at least doggie paddle having an open pool like that around little’uns
She has a life jacket on.
Oh man, thankfully the sister was there. The dad reacted so fast, how scary. I'm so glad the toddler is OK. She's old enough to learn to swim for sure.
Даже я не умею плавать а мне 19 ахаха
That's exactly what I said.
@@НаираМагомедалиева-т4з posso te ensinar...
She turned on her back. She was definitely trained.
Best sound ever, a child crying when you thought they might die.
I say that about my husband’s snoring after he had 5 heart attacks…his snoring is the best sound ever because i know he is still alive.
@@karlaniday7519 That's love. I still touch mine if he's too quiet when we sleep. An aside, has your husband been checked for sleep apnea? If not, it may be a good idea to get a sleep study done.
To those harshly judging this guy: No one is perfect...Being a parent can be overwhelming and losing your focus occasionally does not make you a bad one. What happened WAS an accident, Im sure he learned from it..He probably feels tremendous guilt..Plus he must have been doing something right in order to have a daughter that knew exactly what to do in the situation...
I know she's ok but I'm still crying. this was so scary to watch. Glad the sister reacted so quickly
"It's partially my mistake" gets me everytime
Yeah like accidents happen, you do best to prevent them, but still they happen…
Right?! It’s completely his mistake! His tone suggests that it’s no big deal.
Accidents happen all the time....not to mention the choices kids makes make you wonder,do they all want to yeet themselves into non-existence 🤔
You can't put an eye on your kids 24/7. Accidents happen in a fraction of a sec. You'll understand when you become parents.
@@fogogo it’s not like he was on his phone chilling .. he was doing sum cleaning/sweeping & it’s not his fault the baby fell into the pool he/she was very close to the pool
Incredible...one more second this would be a different story. Stay safe and keep your eyes open. Your girls are very brave.
She's a little hero God bless her saving her sister
Как хорошо,что девочка во время увидела и поняла,что ребёнок тонет.
Я надеялся, что девушка упадет в поплаво
А вы заметили что когда он шол по краю круг на воде плыл за ним и девочка сразу отреагировала
Да хорошо что малая заметила....... А папа м.дак
C'est encore mieux de protéger la piscine
@My50th Burneracct кто ?
"luckily I have a little hero!" 🥰
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Самая любящая сестра в мире! Дай Аллах ей Долгого и счастливого жизни.
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Thank God for older sister! God continue to bless and protect this family. Amen.
I'm Glad She's Okay. Thank God your Daughter was there. It was a Blessing. It all worked out. You were both there ❤️🌹✨
If I had kids that young my eyes would be on them 24/7 or put a fence around the pool
I was wondering when I'd see something about a fence.
We have 8 kids, a boat, pool, and houseboat. We basically live in the water. We have a fence around the pool at home with an alarm. Also the little ones have to wear a wrist band when outside (always with us, never alone) that makes an alarm go off if water gets on it. That is after the gate alarm would go off first, but you just never know. We have alarms on all doors on the houseboat, but still check that they are locked every night before bed and the alarms are all working. Outside of the living area, during the day, they have to wear a lifejacket unless they are over 15 or older. Even rhe older ones still can't get in the water without one. My husband and i wear one in the water too since it is 30ft deep or more. The speed boat requires lifejackets the whole time for all kids
Well you would think that being right there with them would be enough, you don’t know that something like that could happen so quietly ten feet away.
All it takes is looking away for a split second!! Accidents happen all the time. But yes, a pool guardian would protect everyone here!! Best invention ever made
He learned the hard way.
Самый лютый страх для родителей …. Слава Богу всё обошлось 🫶🏻🙏
Вообще они не боялись, раз такое допустили.
@@DmitryS-PB Да нет, это случайность. Я тоже в детстве тонула. Родители с друзьями отдыхали в сауне и там по середине в полу был вырезан глубокий бассейн. Я сама не поняла, как туда упала. Дело секундное. Помню дикий испуг и этот приглушённый от воды свет наверху, пыталась плыть к свету, но почему-то опускалась всё ниже. Заметил это один из друзей родителей, который почти сразу кинулся за мной в воду) спасибо ему!
Был бы страх смотрел бы в оба за детьми около бассейна.
@@aleksandrpeturov4176 вы права ,что собственно я и делаю . Старшей дочери 9 но я до сих пор около водоёма не подпускаю её близко
She's a intelligent 3 years old baby , she knew exactly what to do , l am so proud to see a 3 year toddler save a baby's life , god bless her heart 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤💯
It broke my heart when the dad said it was his fault for being careless. There’s not one parent that hasn’t looked away from their kids at some point. I can’t say this enough, this is why teaching your babies to swim as infants is about teaching them life surviving skills they can maintain until help comes!!!
Yes it's sad, but it was down to him. Pools are so dangerous
all kids should know how to swim.. swimming is one of very very few sports that can save your life.. it's Should be mandatory
The little girl is so adorable. Brought tears to my eyes. She knew something was wrong with her little sister.
That toddler was very lucky to have an angel sister,both of them live happy long 100 years of life 💜😘🤗god bless both of them 👍🤗❤️
Thank god for siblings!! Dad was really into his yard work, glad she's ok!
Повезло, что такая крошка сестра есть! Умница!
Hgfugvgnkb🙀🙀😒
You keep your eyes off them for ONE second and they are already almost dead. Its so terrifying
Okay and he just didn’t hear her splashing trynna get out of the pool ? He didn’t hear her fall in ? Bullshit.
@@Yogurlfriendlooklikemymom well, he came when the daughter cried. So clearly he didn’t hear her fall. He also clearly stated he was not paying enough attention, it sounds like you’re trying to say he was going to let the child drown on purpose.
Fact of the matter is his attention should have never been anywhere else period
Those are babies 🙁
@@arizonaranger2333 you have to be fucking DEAF or really hard of hearing to not hear a toddler fall into the water. Sorry but it makes a noise and she was splashing around and he only paid attention when the other little girl screamed ? He heard the scream and not the splashing. He should have been keeping his eye on them. Sorry but it takes a split second to take a quick look at your kids every now and again but he doesn’t pay attention at all til it was about to be too late. Not supporting inattentive parents ✌🏻pay attention to your fucking kids. Especially around a pool. You’re an idiot for trusting your toddlers alone by a open deep pool like that.
@@DionneFields Parents aren't super heros that never make mistakes. He was trying his best, and managed to save his child. People are too critical of everything nowadays.
To see the sister fall to the ground and cry was heart breaking. I think she knew that she could have lost her sister and that realization finally hit her.