Inventive dads use tethers to allow daughters to do laps in their family paddling pools.
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GIRL SWIMMING IN PADDLING POOL, WEARING SWIMMING RESISTENCE BELT, FATHER HOLDING CHORD STORY: Two British dads found a solution to their daughters being stuck at home and complaining they cannot swim anymore - tethering them in their family paddling pools.
Kevin Flint in Bournemouth, England, tied a dog lead around his daughter Rosina's waist to prevent her from swimming off the spot.
James Newman-Baronius's daughter Olivia, in Leighton Buzzard, England, used a swimming resistance belt.
Her father can be seen holding the chord to keep her in one place as she does the butterfly stroke.
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Two British dads found a solution to their daughters being stuck at home and complaining they cannot swim anymore - tethering them..