During your child’s ~6-week ISR session, your infant will develop the skills, muscle memory, and problem‑solving ability needed to roll back into a safe, stable float in any body of water. Each lesson focuses on teaching your baby how to respond if they were to fall in unexpectedly — turning onto their back, finding their breath, and maintaining a float until help arrives. Because infants learn best through short, focused repetition, lessons are intentionally kept to no more than 10 minutes, allowing your child to build confidence and reliable Self‑Rescue skills by day.
During the Swim‑Float‑Swim session, your toddler or child will attend lessons 5 days a week for 10 minutes a day, learning how to swim confidently toward the steps or a wall and then transition from swimming into a stable float to rest and breathe before continuing to swim again until they reach safety. Each lesson builds these skills in a calm, structured progression, helping your child master the full Swim‑Float‑Swim sequence they would rely on in a real‑world Self‑Rescue situation. With consistent daily practice, your child develops the strength, breath control, and confidence needed to swim the distance required to reach a safe exit point in the water.
It's very important that we have at least one lesson where a parent or child-care provider gets into the water with us to learn some of the best ways to work with your skilled child. I will teach you different ways to navigate working with the in water to encourage correct postures.
Check out our programs and get started today!