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Usually its recommended the babies can go in a pool at 3 months, if the water has clorine, but if its a salt water pool they are able to go in right away. Children under 6 months are suppose to have on sunblock. Doctors say to have the babies skin covered up in the sun until 6 months.
Older babies may have difficulty staying warm in swimming pools. Parents and caregivers should always practice proper water safety with their infants. According to Baby Center, it is best to avoid taking infants younger than 2 months into a swimming pool at all. Pools are often contaminated with bacteria, which may infect young infants, who are particularly vulnerable to bacterial infections.