Скачать или смотреть Holding On!! Survival Swim Skill for Babies and Toddlers!!🐒💦

👍This is age appropriate.

🚫Not a puddle jumper, bobbing around and getting worse at swimming, while also blurring the lines of safety.

❓Is it hard to hold babe in pool?

——Yes it can be.

👉But every pool needs at least this or steps. This will instill exactly what is safe in the pool. And you can set it up to be fun!

💪🏼They build strength and an understanding of how to get back to the ladder and HOLD TIGHT!

🪜While they are playing near the ladder you can cycle in some glides and floats and submersions, but when on the ladder, support your babes freedom and independence.

👶🏻Let them put their face in, let them climb up and down, LET THEM FALL IN AND SUPPORT THEM BACK.💦

You do not want your babies relying entirely on you holding them in water. Which by the way, try and do less than 50% of the holding, LET THEM SQUEEZE AND BE STRONG. 💪🏼

🚫And please, please, never for ONE SECOND consider a puddle jumper.

⚠️⚠️⚠️Parents you Can Teach your Child to Swim!

✅CONSISTENT POSITIVE WATER EXPERIENCES! That’s it.. stack wins every single day. It’s almost too easy when they are super small.

⚠️DO NOT WING IT!!

Education is 🔑 to building your confidence, so you can build your child’s! 👇

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