I love how everyone is hating on this video, and this is a poor example BUT it’s true. (Lifeguard here), we are trained to search for hair color when looking underwater but if we can’t see it or they’re blonde, we fall back on bathing suits. If you want your kids to be noticed by lifeguards and overall more safe go with a brighter colored suit. There is a reason lifeguards wear red.
A lifeguard that does agree admit though environment is not blue.. right :) but, I do agree blue in water that looks blue... is a thing and sadly.. the blue has not got any form of bright color stripes or anything at least just because it would help
thank you im not even a parent but im an older brother so ille keep an eye out for my little sister she small and i would never forgive myself if something happend so thank you so much
I see what the problem is here: Light blue swimsuits camouflage well with the blue pool water, making it difficult for the kids to be spotted in the pool for safety reasons. Unless if he/she is wearing a dark blue swimsuit, he/she will be fine because he/she can be spotted in the pool 💙💙
I feel like it’s more so if the kid is drowning and at the bottom of the pool. The further a person goes down, the more difficult it becomes to see them from above the water. Especially since kids are smaller, it’ll be way more difficult to find them than a teenager or an adult
It seems to me that if your child is in a pool splashing around and swimming, even if other kids are there or not there, that you would be there, watching her the entire time while she is in the water. I will even go a step further by saying a truly loving and caring parent would actually be in the water themselves, ensuring the child safety all along. Whether a bathing suit is blue, green, yellow or red does not ever negate your parental obligations and duties to begin with. The color of a child’s swimwear doesn’t determine if said child will end up in a emergency situation at all. Being a responsible and attentive parent right from the start would hinder such a event from happening in the first place. Just saying….. think about it…. It’s not the color of a child’s bathing suits responsibility to nsure a child’s safety Ma’am, that would be yours. Enough said!
While that is very true, children often play in crowds, especially at water parks with lots of play areas. Small children should be kept in bright neon colored bathing suits so you have an easier time keeping an eye on them. You may even save someone elses child.
This is simply about increased visibility. US NAVY Seals wear a variety of camo, but it's always designed to blend in with the surrounding because they DON'T want to be seen. This is the opposite of that, you're trying to do everything you can to stand out, not blend in...every little bit helps. This does not negate your responsibilities as an adult. It does not negate your responsibilities as a parent. It just helps you be safer. It's no different than having bright orange lifevests or lifeboats for rescue
You should worry about yourself before you worry about us and plus other people have dark blue and you’re saying that they can’t wear dark blue and light blue that doesn’t make any sense. Dark blue can see any actually in that kind of water that your daughter is swimming in.
Wait... mommy lives in a blue environment? I think you meant the water kind of looks blue.. not the environment.. because the environment is meant to look green. lol
I mean ya it makes sense, but no parent is gonna let their kid swim without supervision. So whether they blend in or not, you know they're there. I kinda think this whole blue bathing suit thing is stupid.
As a lifeguard, you'd be surprised by the horror stories I have of parents leaving kids without supervision... It happens more than once daily. And lifeguards are not supervision by my definition -- a guardian should be watching the kid and next to them in the water the whole time. Lifeguards are watching the whole pool and drowning takes 30 seconds start to finish, so that's why someone needs to be specifically watching them.
With the amount of parents I’ve seen be on their phones in the park, at the store, at the pool while with their kids, I imagine it happens a lot more than people think. Even if the parent is watching their kid, you can never be too safe.
Off an age when should b in vision constantly. Teach to swim far more important. Just fit bright swim ring allows arms to be used. Floating toys to chase. Slowly let down ring until swimm8ng. NEVER leave alone. Swim 25yrds then relax
I love how everyone is hating on this video, and this is a poor example BUT it’s true. (Lifeguard here), we are trained to search for hair color when looking underwater but if we can’t see it or they’re blonde, we fall back on bathing suits. If you want your kids to be noticed by lifeguards and overall more safe go with a brighter colored suit. There is a reason lifeguards wear red.
Teach to swim, when 25yrds u can allow out of vision
Where did you get certified when I did my training it was not that complicated
Because it is pretentous, I know better than U attitude. Not leaving kids unsupervised is a far better advice.
I wondered why my neice put out this warning Had a feeling.
A lifeguard that does agree admit though environment is not blue.. right :) but, I do agree blue in water that looks blue... is a thing and sadly.. the blue has not got any form of bright color stripes or anything at least just because it would help
thank you im not even a parent but im an older brother so ille keep an eye out for my little sister she small and i would never forgive myself if something happend so thank you so much
You have a blessed baby sister.
I heard orange is the most visible & safest color for swimsuits. Neon pink & yellow are good but not as good as orange.
don't leave kids unsupervised
How about both. Don’t leave kids unsupervised and don’t dress them in blue baiting suits.
This!!! Very true. some parents will leave their kid(s) in the water and walk off just to go drink a beer
I see what the problem is here: Light blue swimsuits camouflage well with the blue pool water, making it difficult for the kids to be spotted in the pool for safety reasons. Unless if he/she is wearing a dark blue swimsuit, he/she will be fine because he/she can be spotted in the pool 💙💙
So black kids are good?
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I like how she has a a blue one too.
She’s an adult you can obviously see her 😂
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Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for this advice! ❤
do you have eyes?
It’s camouflaged. You’re expecting a camouflage suit in the forest not to blend in? She’s right don’t be stupid. 😊
@@heyitsrae5407your the stupid one
I feel like it’s more so if the kid is drowning and at the bottom of the pool. The further a person goes down, the more difficult it becomes to see them from above the water. Especially since kids are smaller, it’ll be way more difficult to find them than a teenager or an adult
Not all my bathing suits being blue 💀
If you have a young child opt for orange opposite of blue so It’s easier to spot
I’m gonna get the black and white palm trees, swimming suit
Bro needs glasses 😂
What a bot. She just wanted to post something
That… that makes sense
The kids just drowning tho…
Very good advice, thank you so much 🙏🏿💕❤🙏🏿💕❤🙏🏿💕❤
that makes sense I guess.... I never thought of that
i just wanna know what bathing suit is good for your kids
It seems to me that if your child is in a pool splashing around and swimming, even if other kids are there or not there, that you would be there, watching her the entire time while she is in the water. I will even go a step further by saying a truly loving and caring parent would actually be in the water themselves, ensuring the child safety all along. Whether a bathing suit is blue, green, yellow or red does not ever negate your parental obligations and duties to begin with. The color of a child’s swimwear doesn’t determine if said child will end up in a emergency situation at all. Being a responsible and attentive parent right from the start would hinder such a event from happening in the first place. Just saying….. think about it…. It’s not the color of a child’s bathing suits responsibility to nsure a child’s safety Ma’am, that would be yours. Enough said!
While that is very true, children often play in crowds, especially at water parks with lots of play areas. Small children should be kept in bright neon colored bathing suits so you have an easier time keeping an eye on them. You may even save someone elses child.
This is simply about increased visibility. US NAVY Seals wear a variety of camo, but it's always designed to blend in with the surrounding because they DON'T want to be seen. This is the opposite of that, you're trying to do everything you can to stand out, not blend in...every little bit helps.
This does not negate your responsibilities as an adult. It does not negate your responsibilities as a parent. It just helps you be safer. It's no different than having bright orange lifevests or lifeboats for rescue
Ikr!!
does the kid even know what is happening
and yes it is very hard to see her
I don’t know bout y’all but I can swim🤓☝️
You should worry about yourself before you worry about us and plus other people have dark blue and you’re saying that they can’t wear dark blue and light blue that doesn’t make any sense. Dark blue can see any actually in that kind of water that your daughter is swimming in.
Shes says this as shes wearing blue,
....(ik shes an adult so chill b4 u try n reply).
Probly cuz YOU HAVE YOUR DAMN SUNGLASSES ON!!!!!!!
what about navy blue/dark blue?
AND SHE WAS LITERALLY DROWNING
No the baby is NOT drowning lol
Kinda agree it why I tell people whit car are best to buy because at night you can see the car better
Wait... mommy lives in a blue environment? I think you meant the water kind of looks blue.. not the environment.. because the environment is meant to look green. lol
Does no one see how it looks like the daughter is drowning
You can see her head and her legs except for her chest
I have seen some absolutely ludicrous crap in my life, but this takes the cake. SMH.
I saw her just fine.
I can see her just fine..I don't see a problem as other comments said..keep an eye on your kids...
Have u ever thought about wearing goggles it can see better how do u not think of that
Or if you go to the river/lakes, Grey.
One would hope a lifeguard or parents/care givers watching over children in a pool would have eyes. That's why this message is important.
I mean ya it makes sense, but no parent is gonna let their kid swim without supervision. So whether they blend in or not, you know they're there. I kinda think this whole blue bathing suit thing is stupid.
As a lifeguard, you'd be surprised by the horror stories I have of parents leaving kids without supervision... It happens more than once daily. And lifeguards are not supervision by my definition -- a guardian should be watching the kid and next to them in the water the whole time. Lifeguards are watching the whole pool and drowning takes 30 seconds start to finish, so that's why someone needs to be specifically watching them.
With the amount of parents I’ve seen be on their phones in the park, at the store, at the pool while with their kids, I imagine it happens a lot more than people think. Even if the parent is watching their kid, you can never be too safe.
I see her just fine…
Easy dude
I can see her fine but I get how it would be difficult to see her in water where kids are splashing and playing around
My kids are black sooooo I think I’m glod
Off an age when should b in vision constantly. Teach to swim far more important. Just fit bright swim ring allows arms to be used. Floating toys to chase. Slowly let down ring until swimm8ng. NEVER leave alone. Swim 25yrds then relax
I get why it’s dangerous
Meh
Well yeah if your blind
bro THE KID BRO GET THE KIDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
GREAT KEEP EN EYE OUT DONT. BUY. BLUE. GOOD INSIGHT. MOTHER. GOD BLESS YOU.