TEACHING BABY TO FLIP OVER AND FLOAT IN THE POOL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2023
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In this video you will see how I teach this 8 month old baby to flip and float nice and easy.
No crying or fear at all.
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Omg, little Mack is amazing! He’s a water baby for sure! Love how you interact with each child, get to know them, what they need to trust you. This channel is saving babies & kids from drowning, I have no doubt. I just hope that more parents make the time & effort to get a professional swimming instructor for their precious little ones!👍😊❤️🤎🩵🤍💚💛💜🧡💙💕🫶
This guy is amazing. We have a 2 month old grandchild and I'm sending all his videos to my daughter. He is so calm...really inspiring. 🎉
I was more scared/anxious for baby Mack than he appeared to be... he's an amazing little water dog at 8 mos old.
This is amazing. Most ISR lessons involve the baby sobbing and screaming. I realize this baby is quite chill, but the instructor is the best I've seen.
This is amazing and so important. These lessons can save his life❤❤❤
What a dream student!
So sweet. Great teacher. Keep up the good work. 👏
This guy is the best instructor I've seen for this floating technique with babies. He doesn't stress them out or make them feel like they are drowning. Some of the instructors are awful.
I learn how to swim by your tips!
That’s great!
That's great! Everyone should want to learn even those with aquaphobia and I can't imagine an adult still not knowing.
Great teacher, great student!
such a happy baby
That is so scary for me as a new mom but, I know it's so important.
Mac was an excellent student. I'm curious to see how long it'll take for him to figure out it's his flailing about while in the float position that is causing him to sink. It sure didn't take him long to calm himself during your counting out loud.
Great work Superhero swim teacher. 💦
Nice to see Mack comfortable in the pool. However, Mack is swallowing water. If pool water enters into his lungs, it might possibly cause an infection in the lungs. Or if Mack swallows enough water, he might experience a "dry parking lot" drowning when he naps, depending upon how much water entered the lungs. Notice Mack coughing and needing to burp. Please teach Mack to blow bubbles, so no water enters through his nose or mouth. Thank you.
Lol 'were teaching mack to roll over...and we want to reward his rolling over with a toy" sounded like they're talking about a labrador puppy and not a baby lol jk...i love all these visdeos and its incredible how quickly the children learn and develop confidence in the water.❤
wow only 8 months old!!
Swimming lessons at minimum of 4 years old. Dont learn babies and toddlers jump by themsels into any pool. Even at home.
What a happy baby! Lucky parents. Or maybe just really great parents.
Great teaching!
Amazing 😊
HE'S DOING GREAT!!!!!! #Littleguppiesaquaticsswimlessons
Does this apply to older kids as well? Such as a 4 or 5 year old that doesn’t want to get on their back. Is this ISR?
Bless YOU, man. You are AMAZING
When I took my son to baby swim I would blow in y babies face before submerging him. He would close his mouth and eyes then I would put him under. Now as Grandma is this okay to do?
Personne très douce mais ne pas oublier de oser la main sur le rebord afin qu’il ne se cogne pas la bouche.
I am calling you Michael Phelps whisperer or the swimming whisperer good job and thank you.
If you were to do this in the UK you would be reported for child abuse
Over here too. The Netherlands. Dont ever learn babies and toddlers to jump into a pool! Not even at home!
@@Kismet1955 👍🏻👍🏻
Far too young in my opinion.. they can't understand holding your breath or closing your mouth
@@rickyhank118 👍🏻👍🏻
@@rickyhank118 it's an automatic reflex
Bro will NOT remember this stuff when he grows up. So pointless to teach kids this young this stuff 💀💀💀
Child abuse. 😢
Child abuse???? Not hardly! This very likely will save his life someday! Child abuse...ridiculous.
@@coastal5228 Utter nonsense. There is absolutely zero evidence to suggest this has better results than traditional teaching methods. Have you the slightest clue how many people drown who could actually swim, even very proficiently? I doubt it very much. This is for neglectful parents who can't be bothered taking proper safety measures around their pools at home.
@@isking1715 NEGLECTFUL parents??? You are wayyy off base with your comments! Better just shut it down while you're ahead. You're about to open a can of worms that you don't want any part of.
@@coastal5228 Yes neglectful in some cases, not all of course, there are some very tragic accidental drownings but there are also those that could have been prevented. The one where the 3 yr old opened the patio door and the 2 yr old followed. Pool with no cover. If the pool had a cover and the patio door had a lock too high for the child to reach, no drowning. NEGLECTFUL. These so called lessons are completely unnecessary, forcing babies to swim when it should be a natural learning process. We're all entitled to an opinion and this is just mine. You can't take your eyes off children near water, that's being a responsible adult.
I rather have my child learn to float and swim and grab towards the edge of the pool
I was wondering if you do all that work for however long and then they learn how to float and stuff if they ever fall in the water or anything but do they forget how to do it at any point??