Looks like the video was done 10 years ago.

@@carolemerle9995 no it’s probably done in 2007

That’s inaccurate since so many babies and toddlers die every year due to drowning. Where was nature’s mechanism in those situations?

What do you mean less invasive?

I live in the UK, there are plenty of places that teach young children these methods. I know because my niece was a swimming instructor for over 20 years, and taught these methods. You just need to ask around. It's that easy.⚘

@@wendyw5463 I know, I was being sarcastic. There are plenty of methods that don't make the child choke on water and cry like they do with ISR.

@@RictorHeidi Ok...right 🙃 ⚘

@@RictorHeidi traditional infant swim classes don't teach babies to swim, they teach them to be comfortable in the water, and then they learn to swim years later. If a child is too comfortable around in the water, without the skills to back it up, tragedy becomes more likely. With ISR, they learn the skills they need to save themselves in weeks, not years. Crying is a natural response to falling in the water unexpectedly and alerts parents something is wrong. Maybe talk to a parent who has a child that has done ISR or a parent who has lost a child to drowning before trying to be sarcastic when you really don't know what you're talking about.