I learned how to swim using this technique when I was 1 yr old, as did my four siblings. We all loved the water and never knew why our whole lives. We had no memory of learning, just the end result of knowing how to swim and float. Learning how your body naturally responds to water at such an early age, leads to a lifetime of enjoyment in and around water. Our kids will all definitely be taking these lessons right away!
What a heart breaking story. A terrible cost to pay to develop this excellent program which should potentially save many lives... it should certainly be implemented in every household whether they have a pool or not. Four drowning deaths a day is inexcusable, and this is the type of change we need.
That should be teach to every single infant, that's an amazing program guys, thanks for sharing your awesome experience and the final and successful result!
I went through this program when I was 18 months old, and for people saying that it's torture or that it'll cause psychological problems, it's not and it doesn't. Yes, pretty much all babies cry at first because it's unfamiliar. What's important is that they are learning to rescue themselves if they fall in. They won't remember it when they're older, especially if they start learning at 6 months. I've met so many people that my mom has taught and they don't know who she is or remember taking the lessons at all, obviously there is no damage to the kids. And yes, kids swallow water, they have to learn how to hold their breath. Sometimes you can take all the precautions, maybe you don't have a pool, or you have a gate, but my daycare had a pool, where I live, lots of people have pool, I pretty much grew up at a country club, which had a pool, sure is a good thing that I knew how to swim.
both my parents were lifeguards in HS & college & taught us as babies to swim. but this is like a crash course of sink or swim. a bit frightening for any baby. my parents started us in the bath as infants pouring bits of water over us, blowing bubbles in the water etc every day..then in the pool, it all came naturally. we were swimming underwater at age 6 months. but they took alot of time with us , started very young in the water & water sports were & still is an enjoyed recreation for all of us & i think thats the difference in learning.
The difference is that isr teaches children as young as 6 months to survive in the water, not blow bubbles and play in the water. A child who cannot swim should not be comfortable in the water, that's dangerous. They can play in the water once they're competent in the water; the sooner the better. That's why they begin when the child is developmentally ready, it's a pediatrician recommended survival skill. Why don't you watch the isr videos of the moms who've lost children to drowning? Their children blew bubbles in the water and splashed around in traditional swim classes, then died as toddlers because they went to the water, that they had been taught to be comfortable around, but they couldn't actually swim. Should children not have to sit in carseats or get vaccinated either? Compared to the child's life, temporary discomfort is insignificant.
Being a new mommy of a 9 month old baby girl...this warms my heart to see the infants floating and learning to swimming. We introduced my little Charllee Rose to the water and surprisingly she did wonderful!
I do like that this is teaching very important survival skills. What I don’t like is the pool water that is coughed/thrown up by the infant. That is very worrisome considering secondary drowning and aspiration pneumonia. I’d need to see detailed research and guarantee for my children not to risk these outcomes.
God I'm so happy. That's absolutely insane. I'm so glad this "helpful teaching" isn't common in my country. I was curious. But now I am just speechless.
I'm not a parent and I freeze when I see these videos... but gotta say, that trainer is one of the best there is on UA-cam (just my opinion). There are frightening videos out there but this one is well done. The trainer is composed and explains well.
Oh my gosh swim lessons are the best gift parents could ever give their babies honestly !!!!? I couldn't agree more that this program is hands down the best !!! And I agree with Frances Pellagatti with her comment 👏👏 if I had small children I would definitely put them in swim/ survival classes !! Every child should learn to swim to save his/her little life because accidents happen and all it takes is a quick second of turning your back and your child is under water ! Please parents enroll your precious babies as early as possible.. 6months is it ? In swim classes 😁👍💕
There are other ways to teach your child to swim than ISR. Please know that many swimming instructors are against It because can lead children to feel traumatized every time they’re near a pool. You and I know that they won’t drown and the ‘teacher’ will step in but they don’t now that. Every lesson feels like a life or death situation to them, which can lead to a fear of water
Hey I know that this is great and all but that baby seems to be coughing up a lot of water... Just asking to make sure, the baby swallowing that much water is it safe? Of course this is a great program and it saves lives and all I'm just asking out of curiosity
Oh boy no one answered you, mmhhh weird I do have the same question as I remember swallowed lots of water as a kid And always got a cold right after sooooo yea I ask the same. Excuse my bad English
I would rather watch my kids scream and cry then to find their lifeless bodies in the water. 🏊♂️🏊♀️🤽♀️🏄♂️🏄♀️Bravo to the little guy who knew how to swim.
Yes ^^ and I bet their screaming and crying from them not liking the swimming lesson is not that different from when they... say, does not want to eat. But they of course still need to anyway
All babies know how to swim straight from the womb, but if you wait too long to teach them, they forget. Some people were taught not too long after birth and they just kept on teaching like every week and it stays in their mind. Watch some videos of babies swimming peacefully and you might understand better
Im a swim teacher and if I did this the kids would defs learn. Unfortunately i teach as part of a bigger business and parents are allowed to cuddle and “help” the child. Unfortunately this teaches them nothing. In saying that the kids I teach do learn to swim. But theyre typically 2-3ish when they can paddle to the side and grab on. Younger ones can flot surprisingly well and yes they learn to do this but its sad that there are methods that work better but parents prevent this. Edit: i dont fully agree with the methods of the video, eg upsetting children as its entirely possible to do this without scaring them into crying. And the woman said that crying is “typical” for children with their methods. But i do agree this method does work.
Gillian that one i cannot answer. A child under the water wouldnt hear or see this and it’s unlikely theyd even notice it. So i cant imagine its a cue of any kind...
I like how people are just assuming through theoretical possibilities about how the children would be traumatized when there is litteraly extensive intense research about how to save lives like this from drowning that litterally have no ounce of any encounters about any of the children being traumatized and even from peoples experiences of them growing up and having truama.
ISR saved me, I'm alive because of it. Slipped outside into the backyard near our pool when I was 18 months old. Mom looked away for a second. I fell in, and because of ISR, knew to turn onto my back and float. My mom found me 2 minutes later. Accidents happen. I plan on putting any future kids through ISR.
Yeah ikr? That's like saying since a child would scream snd cry when they're being fed because they (somehow) doesn't like food therefore giving them food would traunatize them and so you should not give them food. See it's just a dumb logic. I'd rather my child cry for a little bit rather than them being dead
Does anyone watching this video has any knowledge about the term "dry drowing"? Many kids, hours after swallowing too much water, end up in the hospital with oxygen treatment as the very least form of treatment and death as the worse result. It's very serious, look into it. I understand death by drowning is horrible also but the baby needs to be introduced to swimming in a very slow a safe manner.
Although I have not had experience with this technique, I have worked with babies and children a lot in other situations, and I feel troubled by the amount of crying this child is doing in this video. Here's a link to a different teacher of infant swimming who says that if parents take their time and remain patient, they will not need to have their baby cry this way to learn to swim. www.babyswimming.com/FAQ.htm
I have heard of people mostly children drowning in they're sleep after inhaling water while playing in a swimming pool there must be a safer way to do this
I mean not having access to the program in my very rural town is an "excuse" not being able to pay fir said program is also very valid. I wish i had an instructor with in 100 miles.
In Africa children,youth and elderly people are loosing their lives every summer especially in festive seasons whereby multitudes of people goes to the beaches, rivers, dams, oceans trying to have fun inside the water. I think Africa needs these kinds of swimming instructors. Your programs are superb guys, even myself I don't know how to swim and I am ready to start at my 40s if it will work for me. Fabulous, very important.
This is a serious question, but that looked like it puts a lot of stress on the infant... I guess it is better than death/drowning, and certainly necessary but is this not a bit too young? I'd be curious to hear the general public's comments on this?
JK0Playa I think that they hope that the parents continue to play with there kids in pools after this so they learn it’s not something to be afraid of, but if an accident does occur they can hopefully save themselves. I started a swim class at around 3 months old, my sister around 3 years old, in Louisiana. The teacher had some of these techniques, but mostly she just threw us in next to her and helped us a little to make sure we wouldn’t drown, but not much else. I can now swim great and I’m lifeguard certified and have never been scared of the water (at least to my knowledge).
Has there been a true case of an infant that doesn't float? or do all infants float? This is a sincere question as my husband doesn't float in the water. I love this method of learning to swim/survive.
I’d be terrified of them dry drowning, trying to teach them to float. Nevertheless, teaching an infant/small child how to float is a skill that is so valuable. Great program.
My dad taught me and my brother to swim by blowing in our faces at 9 months old and dunking us in the water. Taught us how to hold our breath before we could even talk.
Ich finde es sieht BRUTAL aus aber wenn man überlegt wie viele Babys/Kinder man hätte retten können indem sie den Kurs belegt hätten ,wären nicht so viele gestorben. Würde es JEDEM empfehlen!!! Eine gute Sache. 😘
Does these trainors aware of DRY DROWNING? These babies may not get drown in the pool but they can get drown by drinking to much water. They are not aware if the babies lungs is already filled with water. And for me it takes how many months for a babies to learn. i dont like rushing the babies to learn just for money!
Great information! should at any toddler age the children wear ear plugs? Is water in the ear an issue? I know as an adult I hate when water is stuck in my ear.
Getting your child used to swim as soon as possible, and learning to swim is extremely essential. My family lives in Vietnam, there is no private swimming pool in our house but we still try getting our toddler to the pool.
When I was 7 years old I almost drown when my moms friend took a bunch of us swimming....they didn't even know that I couldn't swim and the water pulled me out to deep. I was forced to save myself. Scariest moment up to that point.
What's horrific to know is parents actually have pools while having babies no pool no drowning, I would never until my child is around six or so if people have pools and babies it's only the lack of parenthood from parents, just awful
Not a mom ,, but I think every kid needs this, I lived the water,as a child, would jump in ,, But couldn’t swim, So , my mom sent to to swim lessons at school
I don’t want to be offensive but this is a kind of torture and probably they don’t have any idea about what they’ve done to babies’ psychology and how would effect their further life
There are much less traumatic ways of learning to float and swim. This way, they have no choice. They are ducked under - sink or swim - can you imagine the fear these little ones must go through?
There’s nothing magical about this. I’ve taught babies and toddlers how to comfortably learn how to swim without them screaming. This is actually disturbing. This lady is delusional and the parents are being misled. Breathing in water is dangerous and could be deadly. Dry drowning is real. The mother was clearly concerned trying to get the water out of her baby and the teacher said “little burp”. That wasnt a little burp. The teacher claims the children are crying because they do not know her. Why are they still crying week after week. The argument is that this is better than a dead child. Of fucking course its better than a dead child. But its not the only way to teach a child to learn how to swim. I felt genuinely sick watching this.
Also called Hyponatremia..it is the very first thing covered in ISR instructor training. Breath Control is our first safety priority. 48 year track record speaks for itself.
I believe that after all those lessons babies will have better chance at surviving. However I think we need to modify the program a little. If a baby cries too much or throws up too much water we should give them a break. Every baby is different so we should apply different training methods to different babies. A nice training program should have a bitter and sweet feeling, not an all the way throughout torture.
I have an 8month old and that would have scared my whole life out of me.... But i still woulda proceeded... I saw a documentary that says alota city kids, black kids, kids of low income families dont know how to swim due 2 lack of access or lack of financial ability 2 pay for lessons... I can swim my 16 yr old can swim my 9year old is in the proccess of learning and ill start teachimg my baby sooner after seeing videos like these...but i wish we had classrs like this in the hood....
I learned how to swim using this technique when I was 1 yr old, as did
my four siblings. We all loved the water and never knew why our whole
lives. We had no memory of learning, just the end result of knowing how
to swim and float. Learning how your body naturally responds to water
at such an early age, leads to a lifetime of enjoyment in and around
water. Our kids will all definitely be taking these lessons right away!
same
Goodluck. Doesn’t work with all. Especially in 10 minute intervals
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@@tupa12 nothing works for everyone. It is a matter of building up to that level.
What a heart breaking story. A terrible cost to pay to develop this excellent program which should potentially save many lives... it should certainly be implemented in every household whether they have a pool or not.
Four drowning deaths a day is inexcusable, and this is the type of change we need.
CrossFit Bonniebrook Exactly my thought too. So no children will be drown anymore.
I cried when she floated by herself!❤❤❤😭 Whether this is good or not, my heart melted when she learnt that floating thing so fast.❤
Amazing!!! The crying doesn't bother me one bit as a mother myself when they are learning to SURVIVE!!! this is awesome!!!
I do plenty of crying as an adult. Keep crying but soldier on!
That babys little bit of crying couldn't hold a candle to the crying the Mother would do if she found her baby drowned.
Exactly you said it best ! Learning to survive ! I’m about to take my 4 months old baby to the pool today this is very much needed!
** This program has a scientific approach to teach infants how to survive in the environment of water. I love it.**
Except newer teachers aren't doing proper training.... research before you pay $130 a week for lessons!!! Beware ⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️
That should be teach to every single infant, that's an amazing program guys, thanks for sharing your awesome experience and the final and successful result!
Right. This shld be mandatory by the government
Esp and at Least if the family has a pool and/or lives near water. Especially a pool!
This is awesome. When I have a kid, it will be one of the things I will teach
Let us hope while you're child is small you don't have a pool
I went through this program when I was 18 months old, and for people saying that it's torture or that it'll cause psychological problems, it's not and it doesn't. Yes, pretty much all babies cry at first because it's unfamiliar. What's important is that they are learning to rescue themselves if they fall in. They won't remember it when they're older, especially if they start learning at 6 months. I've met so many people that my mom has taught and they don't know who she is or remember taking the lessons at all, obviously there is no damage to the kids. And yes, kids swallow water, they have to learn how to hold their breath. Sometimes you can take all the precautions, maybe you don't have a pool, or you have a gate, but my daycare had a pool, where I live, lots of people have pool, I pretty much grew up at a country club, which had a pool, sure is a good thing that I knew how to swim.
Ik this is not dangerous but ITS sad to watch 😂 How she spits water out :c
@@gatchasongs2667 Yee but better learning in this environment rather than alone in a situation yah know
both my parents were lifeguards in HS & college & taught us as babies to swim. but this is like a crash course of sink or swim. a bit frightening for any baby. my parents started us in the bath as infants pouring bits of water over us, blowing bubbles in the water etc every day..then in the pool, it all came naturally. we were swimming underwater at age 6 months. but they took alot of time with us , started very young in the water & water sports were & still is an enjoyed recreation for all of us & i think thats the difference in learning.
The difference is that isr teaches children as young as 6 months to survive in the water, not blow bubbles and play in the water. A child who cannot swim should not be comfortable in the water, that's dangerous. They can play in the water once they're competent in the water; the sooner the better. That's why they begin when the child is developmentally ready, it's a pediatrician recommended survival skill.
Why don't you watch the isr videos of the moms who've lost children to drowning? Their children blew bubbles in the water and splashed around in traditional swim classes, then died as toddlers because they went to the water, that they had been taught to be comfortable around, but they couldn't actually swim.
Should children not have to sit in carseats or get vaccinated either? Compared to the child's life, temporary discomfort is insignificant.
Being a new mommy of a 9 month old baby girl...this warms my heart to see the infants floating and learning to swimming. We introduced my little Charllee Rose to the water and surprisingly she did wonderful!
Baby boy got out of the water by himself and looked back like "Yes, I did that!"
I am totally doing this for my kids
Videos like this have saved many children all over the world keep it guys taught my 2 kids that when they were 2 i love it
I do like that this is teaching very important survival skills. What I don’t like is the pool water that is coughed/thrown up by the infant. That is very worrisome considering secondary drowning and aspiration pneumonia. I’d need to see detailed research and guarantee for my children not to risk these outcomes.
Teaching your kids to swim is vital, but fencing your pool makes such a difference to the amount of drownings that occur annually...
The end of this video was fantastic!
This is pretty amazing.... but damn it was super emotional 😩
God I'm so happy. That's absolutely insane. I'm so glad this "helpful teaching" isn't common in my country. I was curious. But now I am just speechless.
I'm not a parent and I freeze when I see these videos... but gotta say, that trainer is one of the best there is on UA-cam (just my opinion). There are frightening videos out there but this one is well done. The trainer is composed and explains well.
Oh my gosh swim lessons are the best gift parents could ever give their babies honestly !!!!? I couldn't agree more that this program is hands down the best !!! And I agree with Frances Pellagatti with her comment 👏👏 if I had small children I would definitely put them in swim/ survival classes !! Every child should learn to swim to save his/her little life because accidents happen and all it takes is a quick second of turning your back and your child is under water ! Please parents enroll your precious babies as early as possible.. 6months is it ? In swim classes 😁👍💕
I spent the majority of the vid. Holding my breath!!
So hard as a parent watching your babies struggle like that in the water but you know that they are learning a lifesaving skill 🤗
There are other ways to teach your child to swim than ISR. Please know that many swimming instructors are against It because can lead children to feel traumatized every time they’re near a pool. You and I know that they won’t drown and the ‘teacher’ will step in but they don’t now that. Every lesson feels like a life or death situation to them, which can lead to a fear of water
I have taught my little boy in a soft way, no vomiting, no cry, no nothing. Next year he'd like to get enrolled in our local swimming school.
Hey I know that this is great and all but that baby seems to be coughing up a lot of water... Just asking to make sure, the baby swallowing that much water is it safe? Of course this is a great program and it saves lives and all I'm just asking out of curiosity
Oh boy no one answered you, mmhhh weird I do have the same question as I remember swallowed lots of water as a kid And always got a cold right after sooooo yea I ask the same. Excuse my bad English
what a beautiful baby Evie is and she is also a very good natured wee baby she just gets on with her lesson and is happy to do so.
Wow this is an amazing video!!! I will definitely teach my babies how to swim. Love love love this!!!
I would rather watch my kids scream and cry then to find their lifeless bodies in the water. 🏊♂️🏊♀️🤽♀️🏄♂️🏄♀️Bravo to the little guy who knew how to swim.
Yes ^^ and I bet their screaming and crying from them not liking the swimming lesson is not that different from when they... say, does not want to eat. But they of course still need to anyway
All babies know how to swim straight from the womb, but if you wait too long to teach them, they forget. Some people were taught not too long after birth and they just kept on teaching like every week and it stays in their mind. Watch some videos of babies swimming peacefully and you might understand better
@JayPlaysBeamNG what an absolute awful thing to say.
That’s right!
Im a swim teacher and if I did this the kids would defs learn. Unfortunately i teach as part of a bigger business and parents are allowed to cuddle and “help” the child. Unfortunately this teaches them nothing. In saying that the kids I teach do learn to swim. But theyre typically 2-3ish when they can paddle to the side and grab on. Younger ones can flot surprisingly well and yes they learn to do this but its sad that there are methods that work better but parents prevent this.
Edit: i dont fully agree with the methods of the video, eg upsetting children as its entirely possible to do this without scaring them into crying. And the woman said that crying is “typical” for children with their methods. But i do agree this method does work.
Yeah, a lot of parents are overprotective but not in a good way and if only they realize that what they're doing is not good for their child...
Why do the swim teachers snap their fingers above the surface after they throw the baby underwater?
Gillian that one i cannot answer. A child under the water wouldnt hear or see this and it’s unlikely theyd even notice it. So i cant imagine its a cue of any kind...
I like how people are just assuming through theoretical possibilities about how the children would be traumatized when there is litteraly extensive intense research about how to save lives like this from drowning that litterally have no ounce of any encounters about any of the children being traumatized and even from peoples experiences of them growing up and having truama.
ISR saved me, I'm alive because of it. Slipped outside into the backyard near our pool when I was 18 months old. Mom looked away for a second. I fell in, and because of ISR, knew to turn onto my back and float. My mom found me 2 minutes later. Accidents happen. I plan on putting any future kids through ISR.
Yes
Yeah ikr? That's like saying since a child would scream snd cry when they're being fed because they (somehow) doesn't like food therefore giving them food would traunatize them and so you should not give them food. See it's just a dumb logic. I'd rather my child cry for a little bit rather than them being dead
Love it, working my 6m son after successfully teaching my first daughter since 8 months
how soon should a baby start taking lessons and being introduced ? my son is 3 months . is that to early ?
Does anyone watching this video has any knowledge about the term "dry drowing"? Many kids, hours after swallowing too much water, end up in the hospital with oxygen treatment as the very least form of treatment and death as the worse result. It's very serious, look into it. I understand death by drowning is horrible also but the baby needs to be introduced to swimming in a very slow a safe manner.
Thank you! Very well put!
Is it bad if they drink water when you doing that?
Why does this make me cry 😭😍 I want my 2 year old son to learn so bad 😭
Although I have not had experience with this technique, I have worked with babies and children a lot in other situations, and I feel troubled by the amount of crying this child is doing in this video. Here's a link to a different teacher of infant swimming who says that if parents take their time and remain patient, they will not need to have their baby cry this way to learn to swim. www.babyswimming.com/FAQ.htm
That boy couldn't believe that he save he owns life at the end.
Olympic gold medal winner styla the cute 7 month's old cute baby. God bless you baby styla 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I have heard of people mostly children drowning in they're sleep after inhaling water while playing in a swimming pool there must be a safer way to do this
I heard it somewhere too
I don’t know why, but I got so emotional at the end with the little boy. Oh my gosh 😭😭😭😥
If you have a pool, and a baby, no excuse for not doing this program
I mean not having access to the program in my very rural town is an "excuse" not being able to pay fir said program is also very valid. I wish i had an instructor with in 100 miles.
I wish this program exists where i live 😭😭😭
The crossfit champions of the future!!, it was amazing to see these little kids learn
Omg my fav was watching that sweet boy get out all my himself! 🥰
In Africa children,youth and elderly people are loosing their lives every summer especially in festive seasons whereby multitudes of people goes to the beaches, rivers, dams, oceans trying to have fun inside the water. I think Africa needs these kinds of swimming instructors. Your programs are superb guys, even myself I don't know how to swim and I am ready to start at my 40s if it will work for me. Fabulous, very important.
My son is now 1 year old, I’m gonna start swimming lessons for him. My biggest fear is having my child drown.
How do they make sure that in little submersions the babies dont breathe in water and get aspirated pneumonia?
MissNebulosity that’s what I’m worried about, “dry drowning”. Maybe they figure out how to block their nose and mouth pretty quickly?
Unforgettable moments 😁
3:57
4:11
10:29
10:54 That's when the dad supposed to cry instead 🙂😁
Estella respect for you!This guy is crazy!
How is it that the infant/toddler doesn't swallow water when her head is under water.
This is a serious question, but that looked like it puts a lot of stress on the infant... I guess it is better than death/drowning, and certainly necessary but is this not a bit too young? I'd be curious to hear the general public's comments on this?
Stress vs death. They can handle the stress--it's a natural part of life.
@Piatequila oh that's very interesting. Wish i could do that to my niece, but i dont have any experience
JK0Playa I think that they hope that the parents continue to play with there kids in pools after this so they learn it’s not something to be afraid of, but if an accident does occur they can hopefully save themselves. I started a swim class at around 3 months old, my sister around 3 years old, in Louisiana. The teacher had some of these techniques, but mostly she just threw us in next to her and helped us a little to make sure we wouldn’t drown, but not much else. I can now swim great and I’m lifeguard certified and have never been scared of the water (at least to my knowledge).
I couldn’t do this. I’d be too worried that my baby would be swallowing/breathing in water.
Ya! Babies are so smart. This is probably really good for their development
How long are the lessons? Such great training!!
Has there been a true case of an infant that doesn't float? or do all infants float? This is a sincere question as my husband doesn't float in the water. I love this method of learning to swim/survive.
I’d be terrified of them dry drowning, trying to teach them to float.
Nevertheless, teaching an infant/small child how to float is a skill that is so valuable. Great program.
Best moments 😂😂😂
3:56
4:11
10:29 ... Satisfying 😅😅😆😆😆😆
Definitely going to cherish my kids :)
Awesome, love the ending.
How can they swim...@that age😌 I am struggling here to swim 100m in freestyle
My dad taught me and my brother to swim by blowing in our faces at 9 months old and dunking us in the water. Taught us how to hold our breath before we could even talk.
What if baby always screaming n crying then drink water so much from the swimming pool when i treat like that?
Ich finde es sieht BRUTAL aus aber wenn man überlegt wie viele Babys/Kinder man hätte retten können indem sie den Kurs belegt hätten ,wären nicht so viele gestorben. Würde es JEDEM empfehlen!!! Eine gute Sache. 😘
How do you prevent them from drinking water?
Does the pool water have chlorine?
Does these trainors aware of DRY DROWNING? These babies may not get drown in the pool but they can get drown by drinking to much water. They are not aware if the babies lungs is already filled with water. And for me it takes how many months for a babies to learn. i dont like rushing the babies to learn just for money!
Yes, this!!
Great information! should at any toddler age the children wear ear plugs? Is water in the ear an issue? I know as an adult I hate when water is stuck in my ear.
I can barely walk and I’m a horrible swimmer and these babies are already swimming perfectly
Getting your child used to swim as soon as possible, and learning to swim is extremely essential. My family lives in Vietnam, there is no private swimming pool in our house but we still try getting our toddler to the pool.
This is the first Crossfit video where I've seen someone puke.
Bradley Crnich because the stupid brat can’t even hold her breath yet and has no clue what she’s doing so she’s breathing in water
Roller Girl wtf she is 7 months old???
How long that the baby stay in the water tx, i have 5 month baby
When I was 7 years old I almost drown when my moms friend took a bunch of us swimming....they didn't even know that I couldn't swim and the water pulled me out to deep. I was forced to save myself. Scariest moment up to that point.
Is it okay if the baby swallow the water and the water get into their nose and ear?
This looks like drowning .... They are definately taking in water
Wow this is so great. I wish my parents did that to me. I'm nearly 40yrs old now and I can't swim.
This must be traumatic.
What's horrific to know is parents actually have pools while having babies no pool no drowning, I would never until my child is around six or so if people have pools and babies it's only the lack of parenthood from parents, just awful
Not a mom ,, but I think every kid needs this, I lived the water,as a child, would jump in ,, But couldn’t swim, So , my mom sent to to swim lessons at school
I don’t want to be offensive but this is a kind of torture and probably they don’t have any idea about what they’ve done to babies’ psychology and how would effect their further life
Dont have kids,, but I have family, I agree with all this training, train them very young,
Amazing!
My baby is a month and is starting lessons
Jamie-leigh Gibson why don’t you just try to teach her how to swim?
@@thankyoujesus2836 cause lessons r safer they know what they are doing and r trained if something goes wrong
Jamie-leigh Gibson I know this is an old comment, but how did the lessons go?
Katlyn good lol my wee girl loves the water she’s never out of it 💓
There are much less traumatic ways of learning to float and swim. This way, they have no choice. They are ducked under - sink or swim - can you imagine the fear these little ones must go through?
This could save there life one day.
Is it OK to swallow pool water for babies? And how can i teach a 10 months baby to hold his breath under the water?
you don’t teach a baby to do that, it’s already a reflex for them. it’s natural
Mhia Daliavosky Thank you 👍🏽
@@daliavosky a baby up to 6 months naturally holds their breath. They lose that reflex after 6 months.
There’s nothing magical about this. I’ve taught babies and toddlers how to comfortably learn how to swim without them screaming. This is actually disturbing. This lady is delusional and the parents are being misled. Breathing in water is dangerous and could be deadly. Dry drowning is real. The mother was clearly concerned trying to get the water out of her baby and the teacher said “little burp”. That wasnt a little burp. The teacher claims the children are crying because they do not know her. Why are they still crying week after week. The argument is that this is better than a dead child. Of fucking course its better than a dead child. But its not the only way to teach a child to learn how to swim. I felt genuinely sick watching this.
I thought I was the only sane one. And all the likes worry me
Me too. I have been thinking about this for an hour. This is awful really. Secondary drowning is so dangerous, don't they know about that?
buckets of rust still not good to drink chlorine tho especially when you’re so small
Agreed! I have been researching this and it is sickening.
I didn’t learn how to swim until I was 11 💁🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
Am 27 but I can't even enter the pool. Imagine am just planning to learn how to swim
Infants are not supposed to swallow water because they have a higher water weight which can cause serious health defects.
Round yes and especially not chemical pool water
Hey , he's a UFC fighter
If you don't know Gray Maynard you def don't train in the or for the UFC.
I thought this was a good idea 'til I heard about secondary drowning.
Also called Hyponatremia..it is the very first thing covered in ISR instructor training. Breath Control is our first safety priority. 48 year track record speaks for itself.
You’re typically educated on secondary drowning before the lessons start and should be aware of the signs and symptoms
I can’t swim 😂wtf
I believe that after all those lessons babies will have better chance at surviving. However I think we need to modify the program a little. If a baby cries too much or throws up too much water we should give them a break. Every baby is different so we should apply different training methods to different babies. A nice training program should have a bitter and sweet feeling, not an all the way throughout torture.
MeMe Me
they do give them a break
Yes that baby is literally puking water
They just explained how it is a step by step process starting out slow and building up confidence in the water. They give them breaks.
It's better if a parent themselves do these to thier kids so that they will know how they react.
Me too amen I think this is great!!!!
oh my god this is so scary, I don't know if I can do this with my 1 year old..
Dont have a pool in the garden , IF the parent are afraid the children can drowning in IT.
Estella soooooo cute... 😍
i scream and cry watching the vedio when the baby drink alot of water
I have an 8month old and that would have scared my whole life out of me....
But i still woulda proceeded...
I saw a documentary that says alota city kids, black kids, kids of low income families dont know how to swim due 2 lack of access or lack of financial ability 2 pay for lessons...
I can swim my 16 yr old can swim my 9year old is in the proccess of learning and ill start teachimg my baby sooner after seeing videos like these...but i wish we had classrs like this in the hood....
Is this program in nyc?
Only 7 more babies and we can make a raft! I knew they were useful for SOMETHING!
My god lol
Roller Girl I saw you make a snarky comment somewhere else about one of the babies 🙄 you are a sad piece of human shit
Roller Girl Think you would’ve been a good raft as a baby?
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