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Father Performs CPR To Save Toddler Found In Family's Pool

POSTED: 12:39 pm EST January 30, 2006

A Seminole County toddler who nearly drowned in his family's swimming pool is recovering and is in fair condition.

Casselberry police said the toddler fell into the backyard pool when his mother went inside their home Sunday afternoon. The boy was in the water for about a minute when his sibling saw him and called for help.

The 2-year-old's father was able to perform CPR and saved the child.

Police said the Department of Children and Families will conduct a routine investigation.


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