Travel Tip of the Day: How to Make a Safe Kiddie Pool at the Beach

Credit: TipHero via In Lieu of Preschool

Heading to the beach for the Labor Day weekend? If you're traveling with kids to a body of water that's too rough for them because of large waves or rip currents, then check out this clever trick to make them (somewhat) happy. Bring a clear shower curtain liner to make a kiddie pool. You'll also need to bring a kids bucket and mini shovels. Then dig a hole, line it with the curtain, bury the edges, and fill it up with ocean or lake water.

And remember: Never take your eyes off your children when they are in or near water. For more information, check out these water safety tips from the Red Cross.

H/T to TipHero and In Lieu of Preschool.

 

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