Jennifer Petersen ISR

Beginning in 2026, my ISR lesson schedule will shift to a four-day week (Mon-Thurs), with Fridays reserved for makeup days. This change is designed to better support families while keeping lessons consistent, safe, and effective - with the same trusted instruction your children have always received. Thank you for being part of our ISR family 🩵

Cuteness over load!!! Here are just a handful of my amazingly hard working students who have become aquatic problem solvers this year. I am so blessed to be able to work with these kids and their wonderful families.

Six spots left! Please email me if you’d like to get your child in lessons before the swim season is over.

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Happy 4th of July! ❤️🎇

Please be safe this holiday, especially if you will be out of your element and water is accessible. Your little ones are most at risk when everyone is watching the pool, and when swim time is over and there is the potential for them to quietly slip back to the water unnoticed.

To learn more about lessons to equip your children with skills to self rescue, visit www.infantswim.com❤️🇺🇸

Have a happy and safe 4th!

Happy (almost) 4th of July! ❤️🎇

Please be safe this holiday, especially if you will be out of your element and water is accessible. Your little ones are most at risk when everyone is watching the pool, and when swim time is over and there is the potential for them to quietly slip back to the water unnoticed.

To learn more about lessons to equip your children with skills to self rescue, visit www.infantswim.com❤️🇺🇸

As summer vacation ends and back-to-school season begins, remember that water safety is a year-round responsibility.

Stay vigilant and continue practicing water safety habits. Ensure your children know the importance of water safety, even after the summer fun is over!

Download our Parent Water Safety Toolkit to help keep water safety top of mind all year long!

https://ndpa.org/parents/

Be safe this holiday weekend both in and around the water!

⭐️Always stay within arms reach of your child when in the water and always be IN the water with your child

⭐️Assign a “Water Watcher” in 15 minute increments if you are around the water regardless if swimming time is planned- they must stay off their phone during their “shift”

⭐️Place tables, chairs, or any other furnishings a few feet away from your pool child safety fence. Curious children can climb onto these items and find their way over the fence

⭐️Remove pool floats and toys from the pool when finished swimming to not entice a little one into the water

⭐️Dress your child in a brightly colored swimsuit if at the beach or pool

⭐️Use only US Coast Guard approved life jackets when on open water

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Another FAQ for parents who are interested in safely introducing their child to water, and are perhaps searching for the right lesson program for their family! We’ve got you 🥰 Learn more about water safety, ISR lessons, and find a Certified ISR instructor by visiting www.infantswim.com✨