This method saves lives ! It will not be remembered as a trauma once the baby masters the technique . No different than the crying with life saving immunizations ....

Oh no, the baby’s crying! They never do that…🤦🏻‍♀️

There are many more fun ways of learning to swim, but this is called infant self rescue for a reason. It’s exactly like you just said it sink or swim or float. For example, say you’re crawling seven-month-old happen to get through a dog door when you turned around to throw away trash in the pantry. The next thing you know you either see an infant. He’s already be in a few minutes without air or an infant floating on his back in the water because that’s what he was trained to do. There are mini mini stories of infants and toddlers that have drowned and I can almost guarantee you that when you hear how it happened, you’re so shocked because you realize that you could’ve easily done that exact thing and it was your child that got in the water. Go listen to the ISR stories, given by mothers who lost their babies to drowning incidents. Their description of how these drownings actually happened made me really think and decide to become and ISR instructor because they’re all situations that I have billion but luckily my child did not have an accident. Well I was throwing away the trash or heating up a bottle or 1000 different things. And I have always been a very conscientious Mother. I even quit my career to stay home with them because I didn’t want anyone else watching them. And it frustrates me so bad to hear these people say well I wouldn’t do that that would never happen to me because I watch my child nonstop. well then what if you have a seizure or what if your sugar drops and you pass out? I had my one and only seizure in my whole life when my youngest was four so I would’ve never expected that because I’ve never had one before. I’m diabetic, but before I became diabetic, I had hypoglycemia and anybody who knows anything about blood sugar and knows that it’s real easy to pass out when your sugar drops. No one can plan on everything and if 10 minutes of a baby crying and learning a great skill at the end is worth it over life to me. also most of these babies that you’re seeing on here are not in the last few weeks now I don’t try to sugarcoat things because some babies cry all the way until the end but the lessons are 10 minutes long and many many of these children end up laughing and loving it at the end, yes, even the six month olds if you want the names of some of those on here that have tiny infants that laugh and play in the water when it’s over I will gladly give those to you

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But that's all an Infant Can do is Float....

I understand your concern...I'm a Private Infant and Toddler Swim Instructor of almost 40 years ..needless to say, I've seen it all! While their are many methods of teaching children how to swim..Teaching them how to Float , while an infant, will make them Drown Proof! I can recall back when I was not a fan. Oh yeah..I was like hell no, they're being tortured .Yada Yada...and although i do teach the SWIM-FLOAT-SWIM METHOD, I approach it a different way, but I get the same results. ..just do some research on the ISR method and maybe you'll understand a litl better. REMEMBER that Infants up to 2,3 years are not physically capable to learn traditional Swimming....they cant propel themselves thru the water yet......with breath control ect. BUT INFANTS CAN FLOAT BEFORE THEY CANT DO ANYTHING ELSE... .#floatyourbaby #saynotopuddlejumpers #Littleguppiesaquaticsprivateswimlessons

Research Swim-Float-Swim..educate yourself about this. Babies can'tl earn swim until later on of ages 1...2...but they can be taught to Float which is Life Saving Skill

I wonder if you would comply...ya know if I pushed you under while were still choking and whining. You wouldn't be able to be as strong as these babies are Forced to be. You wouldn't last long before the bitch n and crying began.

Just to be a pain in the a** and play devils advocate, consider a scenario that doesn’t match your description - In other words, what if I told you there are babies who don’t run the show at home, and whose parents adhere strictly to whatever child-rearing style you feel is most effective and appropriate, and yet those babies still panic and shriek for the entirety of their first dozen ISR classes - How would you make sense of that information? Would you believe me if I told you some babies are simply too young to understand the situation? What if I told you some babies are just more fearful by nature than others? And finally, would you believe me if I told you there are babies who are genuinely in fear for their lives, and truly believe they could drown at any second, even though that seems totally irrational to us grown adults? Just some things to consider :-)

Lol of course the baby is going to shriek. Especially after being dry drowned by the ones who are supposed to protect them. Duh!

@@echoecholima I agree. Whomever thought this was a great idea is actually a genius, making money off these naive parents

@@MeeMee-gz5vp meemee I disagree, you need to research this more before you make that comment. Do you know that drowning is the number one accidental death in children under the age of five so if they cry for 10 minutes a day for about two weeks and then stop crying because they start to learn how to float on their back and aren’t afraid anymore. Furthermore, with these lessons these babies would be able to possibly save themselves if they got away from a parent and got in water. These parents aren’t naïve this isn’t just a money making scheme. I guess you don’t know that they say no child will be turned away even if you can’t pay for it they do the lessons for free. So think about that before you comment.

No, not really. Seems the mothers get a thrill from it.

@@spacebound7597 fuck no, I wouldn’t. I personally find this unnecessary unless you live near pools… I couldn’t watch my baby drown. That’s basically what their doing to learn how to swim. I’m rather wait till my child is a toddler.

@@valeriekinder I bet they have pools. Why else do it then

This is low key child abuse no matter how you want to sugarcoat it. Every child deserves a parent, but not every parent deserves a child. Just accept the fact that you’ve been fooled by what sounded like a good idea. Someone played on the naive parents in society and got rich off of this sadistic child abuse.

Did we just watch the same video? All she does is scream and cry

Too bad babies aren't mean in general or these horrible "instructors" would get bit or some type hit.

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Watching this is excruciating​! I get their point, about infant falling in water. In my opinion, It is parents job to watch and protect until the child is old enough to understand, take instructions, and have desire to learn to swim.

No you can still get forced in. You should try. I would love it for you

@@sharonjefferson3873 it's not even an opinion...they should be watching their baby. This isr is just as ignorant as it gets.

@@sharonjefferson3873 it’s better to be safe than sorry!!

Me too.

Is this really helpful or torture to this baby? Two babies have died after graduating this course. Will it really help on a real life fall when the child is panicked? I sure hope so but I’m skeptical!

Tara thankyou for your information. I didn't know that a baby could die after swimming lessons

@@taramann6960 baby’s have a reflex to hold their breath under water. Within the first year of lessons it’s normal for them to scream and cry, but it helps them develop motor skills and strength while learning a life saving skill. When I first started swimming lessons at age 6 it took me a year to even get my head under water because I was so scared, these baby’s won’t have that issue because they’re introducing it young!

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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 what’s even worse is I think it’s a girl. At least with a boy you could call it “Matt”

Well of course they don’t like it. But it’s a necessity. Just because a child doesn’t like school doesn’t mean you pull them out. They don’t swallow much water, babies have a reflex to automatically hold their breath under water, it’s quite neat:) I know it can be hard to watch, but it helps them develop strength and motor skills while learning life saving skills. It also teaches them not to be afraid of the water at a young age, so that within a few months they won’t be crying. It’s recommended to get baby’s swimming lessons:)

You can prepare them to not cry. I put mine in regular swim lessons and taught her myself to get used to water in a playful way for several months. She can swallow water and be submerged briefly without crying. Now I’m looking to put her into infant self rescue classes. Long preparation is the key.

Gee, I guess it never occurred to any of you to just watch your children better around large bodies of water. I have to admit I’m kinda jealous. I wish I was the one who thought of this money making scheme by playing on naive parents

I imagine a mother who lost a baby to an accidental drowning would find the crying music to their ears. Boggles the mind to prefer drowning over crying....crying that is brief and only in the beginning . Wake up people !

Couch 🛋????

They don't give a damn. It's disgusting.

Yes. I mean I don't get these people and parents thinking it's necessary?? Wth

This is so heartbreaking 😖😢my God have mercy on your friend. 🙏🏽

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Two babies have died after graduating this course. Would it actually help in a real life fall when a child is panicked?

Should never be made mandatory, although it should be mandatory watch your babies. Imagine if everyone were just responsible parents.

YES IT SHOULD....WE HAVE GOT TO GET THE PEDIATRICIANS TO LISTEN.....

The baby's idea is to get the he'll out of a large body of water where they're actually smart enough to know that [the babies] ....nothing smart about the adults that believe this is a good idea in any way.

I agree. It is traumatizing to the infant, and they will never WANT to go into the water.

Exactly

It's also confusing I'd think for their communication since they are totally invalidated.

It’s not child abuse. It helps develop motor skills and strength earlier while teaching them a life saving skill. Babies have a reflex to hold their breath under water, and it feels comfortable for them because it reminds them of the womb. My first swimming lessons were at age 7 and it took me a year to even submerge my head because I was so scared, these babies won’t have that issue as they’re introducing it young. Of course they don’t like it but just because a child screams and cries at school doesn’t mean you take them out. It’s recommended to get your infant swimming lessons. I know it can be hard to watch them struggle, but it does nothing that’s not beneficial in the long run:)

​@@_kikizaman_ If the babies are comfortable why are they screaming.?? Listen you can say what you want to but to me this is a traumatic experience for babies. Here they are in a place which is all water. They're taken into it against their will and made to float on their backs then someone starts dunking them under the water. They start crying then they're screaming while getting a workout trying to stay afloat and having someone dunking them under the water. These poor babies are probably becoming exhausted faster because of all these activities occuring at the same time. They have to resign themselves because they realize nobody's coming to get them out of this nightmare. They can see one or maybe both parents but don't understand why the parents aren't coming to help them. It's traumatic and, bonus, they can't depend on mom and/or dad to save them. All that screaming and crying is the babies way of saying HELP but it's ignored instead. Children should learn to swim. My son took swimming lessons one summer and was able to swim well and jump off the high five before summers end. He was 8 y/o. All I'm saying is babies who are a few days or a few months old are too young to understand why these things are happening. They may even feel as if they can't trust people including their own parents. Normally if a little one starts wailing like in these videos mom or dad or both come running. Parents, grandparents etc wouldn't allow their child or grandchild continue to cry and scream. That's why swimming lessons for infants just don't make sense to many people. If babies are left to cry too long it can cause acid reflux and also hernias. These lessons aren't good for infants or the parents who stand by watching and also are upset because they aren't supposed to put a stop to it even though you know they want to.

We are watching an entirely different video. The trainer* is not helping. 🤔

Hiding with cap and sunglasses because they know the are wrong ..poor kids

Good job good jooob..🤮

You're totally sick and not in a good way!!! Go sit in the corner and play pocket pool.

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@@magnificentmargs1004 you are EVIL!

Greg Ratliff and Magnificent Margs y'all some sick mfs! Y'all know Karma?? She knows you. Don't damn be surprised if she shows up one day to kick y'all's asses.

Hauptsache die Eltern sind zu frieden 😢