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Step 1
First, be honest about your child's limitations. If he is a weak swimmer, have him wear arm flotation devices or a life jacket. Some indoor water parks, such as The Great Wolf Lodge, offer life jackets for free to their customers, so don't be afraid to ask.
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Step 2
Just because a lifeguard is on duty doesn't mean that you shouldn't be on duty. Keep a wary eye on your child at all times.
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Step 3
Set boundaries for your child. For example, if your child is a weak swimmer, tell her where she is allowed to play, such as the shallow end of the adult pool or the wading pool.
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Step 4
Finally, obey the posted signs. If a sign says that your child is too small or too big for a ride or slide then don't let your child go ahead and do it anyway. Those signs are posted for safety reasons.
