 Copyright © 2012 ISR of Lake Lanier, LLC Do your research in selecting a swimming program that will teach your child to survive if they go unnoticed in a body of water. Self-rescue swimming is an added layer of protection. Although many programs for young children focus on a water orientation approach using songs and games, this approach does NOT teach your child any of the skills necessary for survival.
Many lessons such as Mommy and Me teach children that the water is a fun place to play without teaching them any meaningful skills. Remember the water will not be a fun place for your child if he or she is unskilled and finds himself alone in the water. This approach may actually make a child more vulnerable to drowning as a child is taught to be fearless without any understanding of the skills needed for effective swimming. ISR lessons encourage water competence first thereby promoting a safe foundation for a lifelong enjoyment of the water. Copyright © 2012 ISR of Lake Lanier, LLC
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Dawn
2/21/2012 12:20:20 am
Best program out there! We drove from South Carolina 5 days a week for 4 weeks! IT IS WORTH IT PEOPLE! My daughter was 3 when she learned the ISR skills and now she is an 8 year old avid swimmer and future gold medalist:) Thank you Miss Robin!
Sean - Kim
2/21/2012 12:22:22 am
Worth every second and every penny! I hear ya - Dawn! We drove from Rabun County to Buford. Beautiful drive, hard at times...but we love our little swimmer! Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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