SoMi ISR

This baby girl graduated and passed her winter cloths with flying colors. So proud of you baby girl. Crying is not a bad thing it let’s you know they are alive and need help. So this cry is one that makes me happy.

At just 1 years old she can swim and find her air. If she ever fell in she know exactly what to do.

This little fish has been swimming with us for over a year, and this is the result. 🐠💙

The confidence, comfort, and independence she has in the water at just 2 years old are truly incredible. Every skill she has built is the result of consistency, patience, and practice.

Consistency is the key. Small, daily lessons create lifelong water safety skills and confidence. 💦✨.

Many stay ISR is traumatic, what is traumatic is a child drowning. Your child crying mean he is alive. They are learning something new and scary and it’s normal to cry but as they gain the skills and they become confident you see them shine and love the water. This little guy cried pretty much every lesson but look at the smiles now.

This little guy has been swimming with me since he was 11 months old and now is 3 and learning a little diving :) keeping it fun for the kiddos.

The most important skill your child should know is how to find their air in the fall in. And this little man does..

thank you for being so strong and helping other families. My goal as an ISR instructor is to prevent this from happening to others families.