ISR South Jersey- providing survival swimming lessons to the families of South Jersey. Ages 6 months to 6 years. [Certified Instructor Sara Neal]
Complacency happens to even the best parents, and is extremely dangerous. Every day a child in the U.S. reaches the water unsupervised and ends up in a potential drowning situation. Every time your baby doesn’t fall into the water it can reinforce the idea that they can be left alone for “just a second.” The best safeguard is not to rely on your baby’s past behavior, but to equip your baby with cr
01/30/2025
🌊👶 NOW is the perfect time to give your child the gift of water safety!
ISR lessons focus on teaching children essential swimming and survival skills in a safe and supportive environment.
📅 Why do lessons in the winter? With warmer months ahead, now is the ideal time to prepare your child for fun and safe swim experiences! They’ll be ready when you head on spring break or when those pools open this May!
www.isrsouthjersey.com
Last chance for lessons this fall in Cherry Hill! We start next week and schedule is full but can add on a time slot or two in the beginning or end!
Don’t miss out!
07/31/2024
Secure your spot for September lessons with Sara Neal in Cherry Hill by registering today! Sara has been an ISR instructor in South Jersey since 2015 when she found the program for her own child!
Your children will learn to self rescue and swim in a safe loving environment. 🩵👶🏼
(Ages 6 months - 6 years)
Sign up here ⬇️
https://www.webaccomplice.app/scheduler_app/lesson_types/isrsouthjersey
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06/30/2024
Secure your spot for September lessons in Cherry Hill by registering today!
Visit our website at www.isrsouthjersey.com!
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05/30/2024
TikTok · Beachgem10 10.3K likes, 460 comments. “Around pools, puddle jumpers and other floatation devices create a false sense of security, because kids think they can swim”
08/31/2023
Hello South Jersey! We currently have two openings in our September 18th session.
Email [email protected] for info!
05/31/2023
Beachgem10 on TikTok Dry drowning is a myth, but that doesn’t change the importance of water safety and the risk of ‘wet’ drowning