4.you didn't notice I skipped three.5 You're checking now
6. You're smiling
7.You are still reading my comment
9 You didn't realize I skipped eight
10. You're checking again and smiling about how you fell for it again.
11. You are enjoying this 12. You didnt realize there are only supposed to be ten facts. post this to one video and tomorrow will be the best day ever
This is so cute! I love how excited dad gets!! I think it's great to teach kids to swim at an early age....she will eventually be pro...really soon I think!! SO cool! TFS! Jules:)
pobres porque? se aprendem cedo a nadar ganham confiança para toda vida e ainda sobrevivem a uma queda acidental na piscina.
Se recomenda treina-los vestidos por completo.
why poor child? since early learning improves their natural skills of swimming, even building their confidence for a life and gave them safety in case of a pool incident.
I only recomend training with clothes and shoes on.
There are not two schools of thought on baby swimming as far as I know.
The roll over technique is for babies who have yet to exhibit full motor control and are unable to learn the other way yet. Babies can roll over at a very young age. Once assisted walking begins, the regular swimming method should be introduced.
As far as you know, then let me add some wisdom to that so you know more. The most applied vision on learning how to swim is letting the child become completely free in the water BEFORE you start with "official" swimming strokes.
If you start with strokes too soon they have a huge chance of never becoming free (completely free of fear) in the water. Learning to float (which is needed to be an efficient swimmer) will then be impossible since fear tenses up muscles.
Main point being, there are many excellent videos on teaching babies to swim and this one is dangerous if anyone follows your example & many babies are really swimming; this baby does not swim. She is just playing w/ dad in the pool & if she fell in alone she would drown unlike the babies trained to float.
Well I was only commenting on this video at this age. When she comes up for air with her body vertical this is the position for sinking. Then to avoid sinking she puts her face into water & can't breathe. So she's struggling. The back float is not to just lie there. Why would you tell ppl that? It's to rest, breathe & call for help & then turn on stomach & swim. Compared to your daughter's swimming, it's a lot smarter. She would have drowned without dad there & the floater would not.
The other swimming babies are taught to float on their backs as a lifesaving tactic. The way she floats face down, she can only sustain that for a few seconds. As a lifesaving tactic it wouldn't work. Might as well learn to swim right. This is counter to all the professional videos nearby on babies swimming.
there are two seperate schools of thought on baby swim. many (not all) children who learn to rollonto their back are forced to do so and this leads to fear of the wter later on.
children who are taught with this method tend to be a lot happier in the water.
Exept she can come up for air as many times as she needs and get to ladder or side of the pool and climb out now. (The video was taken 1,5 years ago) Babies who float on their back just lay there helplessly, she can SWIM like an adult. (Not that I let her go in the water unattended).
To swim means "to move in the water freely and independently", these "lifesaving" tactics you mentioned have nothing to do with swimming.
@Maweeha she probably at that point already knows how to save herself if she fell in even better that flipping over, that method is used for babies who cannot swim or locate the stairs to help themself out of the pool of cannot pull themselvs out, they just can survive enough to cry for help. This little girl is simply learning to swim.
@Maweeha im sure she knows that method by now, she is simply learning to swim now, the next step. that is for babies who cannot get out of the pool on their own, to roll over and cry for help.
Don't try to make him go underwater right away. Jump with him in the water, holding his both hands, laugh like crazy :) Make him believe it's the funniest thing you've ever done. If he splashes in your face - laugh. This way he'll know that it's ok.
Awesome parenting. This little girl couldn't be in better hands.
SpecialEdward121 6 months ago 2
10 facts about u
1. You are reading this comment
2.You are realizing that is a stupid fact
4.you didn't notice I skipped three.5 You're checking now
6. You're smiling
7.You are still reading my comment
9 You didn't realize I skipped eight
10. You're checking again and smiling about how you fell for it again.
11. You are enjoying this 12. You didnt realize there are only supposed to be ten facts. post this to one video and tomorrow will be the best day ever
MickeyandStrippy 6 months ago
teehee..the baby loves water!!
eviraaddict 6 months ago
This is so cute! I love how excited dad gets!! I think it's great to teach kids to swim at an early age....she will eventually be pro...really soon I think!! SO cool! TFS! Jules:)
jannaviles 7 months ago
cute
phatty210 7 months ago
this is so cute, she's a great swimmer and lucky to have her parents teach her :) ....u don't even want to know the way i learned to swim lol
aulae 8 months ago
awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww when i grow up i wanna do this with my kids :) its so beautiful
Theinnerbeauty1 8 months ago
Que Bonito.
gabydraculaura 9 months ago
Que Bonito.
gabydraculaura 9 months ago
she is better than me
reborn123nesca 9 months ago
she is absoloutely adorable haha(:
jbigfan 9 months ago
When i was her age, my dad liked to carry me to the deep end.... when i turned 4, i swam on my own... she's way faster than me =3
vampirehunterXD 9 months ago
Seems like she likes jumping in the water, but what if she like jumping in the water without any one their?
westchinaman 10 months ago
soooo fucking cute i want a bby now
juanitae9 10 months ago
i thot she was going to dround
SunshineWillRise 10 months ago
i thot she was going to dround
SunshineWillRise 10 months ago
i think that the girl should have been put in a floaty of some kind not like that these types of people just don't think at al.
mikayla272 10 months ago
So adorable :D
TiNGE24 10 months ago
awwww that was cute. what a little swimmer you got.
barbiegirlkat 11 months ago
The press is exemplary compared with the other parents to their little baby under water! Nothing against these parents!
babebibobu8 1 year ago
she's soo brave..
ariel195 1 year ago
NERVE WRECKING BUT SHES CUTE
ROckaBok 1 year ago
this is awesome! how do you start them off?
ollyood00 1 year ago
i love how she dive to the pool hehee soo cute
MsVirgo3 1 year ago
so when would you start putting a baby underwater and teaching them to swim
14Sami14 1 year ago
wow four feet
DIVAS503 1 year ago
xcellent confidence..HATS OFF
irfoo15 1 year ago
xcellent ....full of confidence...HATS OFF
irfoo15 1 year ago
wow in 4 ft
justinbieberlove822 1 year ago
cute well done her
Milliebubble2010 1 year ago
aww shes so cute
babexify 1 year ago
llol i love how she just plops in! she's a strong lil tyke. my 5 yr old can't even jump in yet!
foldedintobeauty3 1 year ago
aaaaaw the baby is so cute lol
mozilgga 1 year ago
damn icant belive the bayb is better than me wtf
darkzoneo144 2 years ago
HERMOSO...
LisethRodriguez 2 years ago
Hermoso....en si practicando como el ser humano puede vivir bajo agua....felicitaciones. Ojala todo mundo tuviera esta linda oportunidad.
Un beso.
LisethRodriguez 2 years ago
IT LOOK LIKE THAT BABY WAS TROUNING
MYNAMEISN8K 2 years ago
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HottTopicz 2 years ago
mc lovin is that u ? :D
ekcovtirreg 2 years ago 38
HAHAHAHAHA where is his vest?
IMNegative 2 years ago
so sweet.
GodIsMyFather75 2 years ago 4
sweet...i love it!! <3
catlaqxD 2 years ago 4
pobres ninos
TheMANUEL02 2 years ago
THE MANUEL 02:
pobres porque? se aprendem cedo a nadar ganham confiança para toda vida e ainda sobrevivem a uma queda acidental na piscina.
Se recomenda treina-los vestidos por completo.
why poor child? since early learning improves their natural skills of swimming, even building their confidence for a life and gave them safety in case of a pool incident.
I only recomend training with clothes and shoes on.
Very happy litlle girl there. Enjoy life!!!!
farodkhaledmossad 2 years ago 4
There are not two schools of thought on baby swimming as far as I know.
The roll over technique is for babies who have yet to exhibit full motor control and are unable to learn the other way yet. Babies can roll over at a very young age. Once assisted walking begins, the regular swimming method should be introduced.
Peace.
Deke101 2 years ago
As far as you know, then let me add some wisdom to that so you know more. The most applied vision on learning how to swim is letting the child become completely free in the water BEFORE you start with "official" swimming strokes.
If you start with strokes too soon they have a huge chance of never becoming free (completely free of fear) in the water. Learning to float (which is needed to be an efficient swimmer) will then be impossible since fear tenses up muscles.
Lamondra 2 years ago
@Lamondra not really.......
kanohane 2 years ago
soooooo cute :3
quyenfeng 2 years ago
i know a baby that can swim too its not just taht baby
computargames101 2 years ago
hermosa!!!!!
neliugas 2 years ago
unblievble
amir123786 2 years ago
^_____^
love it
Missmusicfreakful 2 years ago
cool vid....how do u change lanes from camera view?
silkpassionqt 2 years ago
Main point being, there are many excellent videos on teaching babies to swim and this one is dangerous if anyone follows your example & many babies are really swimming; this baby does not swim. She is just playing w/ dad in the pool & if she fell in alone she would drown unlike the babies trained to float.
Maweeha 2 years ago
Well I was only commenting on this video at this age. When she comes up for air with her body vertical this is the position for sinking. Then to avoid sinking she puts her face into water & can't breathe. So she's struggling. The back float is not to just lie there. Why would you tell ppl that? It's to rest, breathe & call for help & then turn on stomach & swim. Compared to your daughter's swimming, it's a lot smarter. She would have drowned without dad there & the floater would not.
Maweeha 2 years ago
The other swimming babies are taught to float on their backs as a lifesaving tactic. The way she floats face down, she can only sustain that for a few seconds. As a lifesaving tactic it wouldn't work. Might as well learn to swim right. This is counter to all the professional videos nearby on babies swimming.
Maweeha 2 years ago 3
there are two seperate schools of thought on baby swim. many (not all) children who learn to rollonto their back are forced to do so and this leads to fear of the wter later on.
children who are taught with this method tend to be a lot happier in the water.
coldethyl86 2 years ago
She needs to float on her back not her stomach for lifesaving purposes. If she fell in unseen; the way she swims she would not last very long.
Maweeha 2 years ago 12
Exept she can come up for air as many times as she needs and get to ladder or side of the pool and climb out now. (The video was taken 1,5 years ago) Babies who float on their back just lay there helplessly, she can SWIM like an adult. (Not that I let her go in the water unattended).
To swim means "to move in the water freely and independently", these "lifesaving" tactics you mentioned have nothing to do with swimming.
mailtiffany99 2 years ago 44
@Maweeha she probably at that point already knows how to save herself if she fell in even better that flipping over, that method is used for babies who cannot swim or locate the stairs to help themself out of the pool of cannot pull themselvs out, they just can survive enough to cry for help. This little girl is simply learning to swim.
123nickiv 1 year ago 4
@123nickiv
yes, she is four y.o. now and is swimming and diving like a fish :)
mailtiffany99 1 year ago 3
@Maweeha im sure she knows that method by now, she is simply learning to swim now, the next step. that is for babies who cannot get out of the pool on their own, to roll over and cry for help.
123nickiv 1 year ago
so sweet (inlove)
dorovezolota 2 years ago 3
1 put ur hand over ur mouth
2 make a wish into it
3 close ur hand[into a fist]
4 put fist over ur heart 5 sec
5 send to 3 more vids
6 2morro will b ur best day ever
gigglemagic 2 years ago
Shite
DazzaAirnes 2 years ago
love it
josiebaylis 2 years ago 4
That was adorable!
iammeandthatsall 2 years ago 5
What a awesome little swimmer! I have heard that little babies can be taught to swim at a young age! She is a very clever little bubba!
Tarzbabe 3 years ago 4
how cute!
LykaiosLupin 3 years ago 2
omg! what a brave little girl how long has she been swimming? any tips to make my son less nervous when swimming?
siciliangirl22 3 years ago 12
Don't try to make him go underwater right away. Jump with him in the water, holding his both hands, laugh like crazy :) Make him believe it's the funniest thing you've ever done. If he splashes in your face - laugh. This way he'll know that it's ok.
mailtiffany99 3 years ago 18