What counts as good splash pad etiquette?

Splash pad etiquette boils down to common-sense parenting in a shared space. Stay within arm's reach of your own toddler instead of expecting other parents to watch them. Take turns at popular features and don't let your kid hog a slide for ten minutes. Always use a swim diaper for any non-potty-trained child — regular diapers fall apart in water. No glass containers anywhere on park grounds. Pack out every piece of trash you generated, including snack wrappers your kid 'lost.' Give other families physical space; don't pile gear on top of someone else's setup. Stay home if a child has diarrhea — the whole pad pays for that mistake. Lower the volume on Bluetooth speakers; not everyone wants your playlist. Use the actual restrooms for diaper changes, not the bench next to the pad. Model the behavior you'd want from the family next to you.