Reality star Paris Hilton is once again facing criticism for a water safety mishap involving her one-year-old son, Phoenix. Hilton shared a TikTok video of herself playing with her baby boy in a pool in Maui, but it was the improper usage of a safety vest that caught the attention of her followers.

In the clip, Phoenix can be seen wearing a safety vest, but it is incorrectly fastened backwards around his body. As fans swarmed to the comments section to express concern, Hilton responded with a casual "Oops" and reassured her fans that she was in control of the situation.

Hilton, who was covered up in a black mesh top over her swimsuit, and Phoenix, who sported a denim bucket hat, seemed to be enjoying their time together in the water. Although some fans offered friendly advice about the backwards safety vest, Hilton revealed that she had already questioned the vest's positioning when she purchased it, but was assured it was on correctly.

This incident comes shortly after Hilton faced intense criticism for sharing a video in which her children were improperly harnessed in forward-facing car seats. However, Hilton listened to her fans and made the necessary changes. In a subsequent video, she showcased her updated "Sliving Mom Van" with her kids properly facing backwards and securely strapped in.

Hilton, who welcomed Phoenix via surrogate with her husband, Carter Reum, in February 2023, has been open about her journey into motherhood. She has expressed gratitude for the advice and support of her fans, acknowledging that she is new to parenting and appreciating their understanding of her vulnerability.

As of now, Hilton's representatives have not responded to the latest incident involving the water safety mishap. However, it is clear that Hilton is continuing to learn and adapt as a parent, taking any criticism or advice in stride.

While Hilton's love for her children is apparent, it is crucial for public figures and anyone responsible for the safety of children to prioritize their well-being and ensure that proper safety measures are in place.