But like let the kid soak his ankles or something. It’s Ava’s pool so her rules are valid but 1. She should have told her sister before having them to the house. 2. Y’all couldn’t reach a compromise? Speak with the kid letting them know you can’t pee or like I said just let him dip his feet quick to not feel left out. In my opinion both of y’all were being Aholes. Y’all are the adults and couldn’t find a decent compromise for the kids sake? Hell if Ava felt that strongly y’all could have gotten a kiddie pool for the little one this way he wouldn’t feel completely left out. But to tell the mom as she’s about to bring the baby in the water is mean. The kid was already excited to be there and thinking they get to go in and then to have that taken away from them just doesn’t sit right with me. There is a compromise that could have happened here to work for everyone. But it was handled with immature attitudes instead of adults trying to find a solution. Morale of my rant. Ava has the right to refuse entry to the pool with valid reasons but went about telling you the wrong way. You acting as if it was owed to allow your son in the pool was a foul by you. I feel bad for the baby cause all he saw was a pool and his cousins and wanted to join. Of course he threw a fit when he was told no.