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whens it apropriate to start taking a baby to the pool? how should you dress them for the occasion? potty trained or not.
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Babies love water. My little guy does especially and he's only 2 months old. You don't have to wait until they are a certain age to take them to a pool. I live in Florida and it's very hot so were always going to the pool or the beach we just wait until it's not Really hot outside and we don't spend a long time there. Talk to your pediatrician about it. They were the ones that said it was perfectly safe as long as they have sunscreen, hat and little swimmers. I think as long as you feel comfortable with it then go for it. It's your child nobody should disgrace you if you want to tAke a newborn to a pool. Back in the days people didn't have a/c or even proper shelter and were perfectly fine. Don't stress your decisionS and if your not 100% comfortable go to the Ped :)
Babies love water. My little guy does especially and he's only 2 months old. You don't have to wait until they are a certain age to take them to a pool. I live in Florida and it's very hot so were always going to the pool or the beach we just wait until it's not Really hot outside and we don't spend a long time there. Talk to your pediatrician about it. They were the ones that said it was perfectly safe as long as they have sunscreen, hat and little swimmers. I think as long as you feel comfortable with it then go for it. It's your child nobody should disgrace you if you want to tAke a newborn to a pool. Back in the days people didn't have a/c or even proper shelter and were perfectly fine. Don't stress your decisionS and if your not 100% comfortable go to the Ped :)
Planning a trip to Los Cabos Mexico with a 10 month old baby. Where should I stay?
adri
I would love to stay at a family friendly place, and am also looking for a beach where we can actually swim.
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Hola. I would probably pick one of the resorts in the town of San Jose del Cabo about 20 minutes from Cabo San Lucas. Why? The area is more relaxing, its a nice little walk into the quaint colonial town of SJD and the resorts themselves are all 5 star and cater to families. Look into the Royal Solaris, Crowne Plaza, Barcelo, El Presidente and Costa Azul for starters. The only downside is that the beach in front of all these resorts can be hard to swim in. (The resorts have fantastic pool areas to make up for this.) Most of the beaches in Cabo are rough because the Pacific Ocean is huge and mighty. Lots of people expect Carribean type waters. We don't have that here. But don't despair. If swimmable beach is a must for you, then a couple resorts such as the Melia Real, and Pueblo Bonito and Villa del Arco have more sheltered swimming beaches. The latter two are right in Cabo, and the Melia is on the strip of freeway between the two towns.
Right in CSL is nice but it can be a little more crazy and nightclubish, especially during spring break and easter. Even on the beaches. You might find yourself dealing with drunken wet t-shirt competitions and drunk seadoo drivers.
When I think of families I always recommend they go to SJD.
Hola. I would probably pick one of the resorts in the town of San Jose del Cabo about 20 minutes from Cabo San Lucas. Why? The area is more relaxing, its a nice little walk into the quaint colonial town of SJD and the resorts themselves are all 5 star and cater to families. Look into the Royal Solaris, Crowne Plaza, Barcelo, El Presidente and Costa Azul for starters. The only downside is that the beach in front of all these resorts can be hard to swim in. (The resorts have fantastic pool areas to make up for this.) Most of the beaches in Cabo are rough because the Pacific Ocean is huge and mighty. Lots of people expect Carribean type waters. We don't have that here. But don't despair. If swimmable beach is a must for you, then a couple resorts such as the Melia Real, and Pueblo Bonito and Villa del Arco have more sheltered swimming beaches. The latter two are right in Cabo, and the Melia is on the strip of freeway between the two towns.
Right in CSL is nice but it can be a little more crazy and nightclubish, especially during spring break and easter. Even on the beaches. You might find yourself dealing with drunken wet t-shirt competitions and drunk seadoo drivers.
When I think of families I always recommend they go to SJD.
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