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Wednesday, June 08, 2022

Now how cute is this?


 

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  1. There's a family that will never have to worry about their kid drowning in a pool. Good on them.

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  2. Water proofing our kids was a pretty high priority. I don't swim worth a flip, my wife was a water baby.

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    1. I always thought that was the smart thing to do. I didn't learn how to swim until I was 8 or 9, and that was after a couple drowning attempts.

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    2. You didn't learn how to swim until you were 8 or 9 because you were too busy shooting flaming arrows out of the kitchen window.

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  3. I’d like to send that to our daughter. How can I copy it?

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    1. Email me at k59lane@yahoo.com and I'll email you the video a little later when I get my running done. That way you can download it, then attach it to an email to her.

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  4. It is not so much as important to trach your kids to swim, as it is to teach them to not drown, by any means possible! Good work, young 'un!!!

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  5. My grandkids could all swim like this at that age.

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  6. 'Infant Swimming Research Center' has instructors in all 50 states! 'ISR' teaches the 'back float' technique that Keiki Elizabeth is using to swim! https://www.infantswim.com/

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    1. We did this with my son when he was about 18 months old. I was skeptical, but after 5 weeks, they had him swimming, floating on his back, etc. The instructor even put him in the water in full clothes and he was able to put himself into a back float and call for help. Living in Florida, surrounded by ponds, canals, pools and beaches, it’s a great comfort knowing your kids are strong swimmers.

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  7. Good mother. --nines

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  8. Reminds me of my youngest little sister. Only thing she was missing was scales and gills. Dad was a lifeguard before college, and all his kids swam. Period. As a Sea Scout, he swam across the Columbia outside of The Dalles. Yeah, that's one hell of a piece of water. And, WW2 came before college, also, Navy, gunnery. Thanks for everything, Dad. RIP 3/25/01 I certainly digress. Lol

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  9. Two of the most important things to teach children; how to swim and how to use a firearm. Those two will save lives, the younger they are taught!

    Tom762

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