Wendys Quilts

Swim so early in his life. I am so proud of him! He just swam across the deep end of the pool, took a breathe, and swam to the bottom of the deep end and got the thermometer for me. How cool is that? And at 3-1/2 years old woohoo that's my boy :)

quilter2

That's wonderful, I think its so important for children to learn to swin at an early age.

C.Cal Quilt Girl

Wow, nothing wrong with learning early.

debbieumphress

My mom has an indoor pool and all of her grandkids and great grands learned to swim in the same pool. ANd now they are all ages and still go there. I threw my DD in at 2 and she sank or swam. Obviuosly she is a great swimmer now. COngrats on his swimming. The future olympian....

hobo2000

Fantastic! Never too early to learn, less worry on you as they grow. However, my youngest became a Rescue diver, very worrisome.

Jim's Gem

That's great!!! It is so important for everyone to learn to swim!!!!

Wendys Quilts

last year we got him in ISR classes, he was 2 1/2 and these classes are for survival. She taught him how to float, swim, float and to get himself out of the water, if he were ever to fall in without us around. The final test was for him to go in fully clothed in summer and then again in winter clothes...shoes, socks, shirt, pants and coat. He did great. He went under and then immediately came up floating with a smile on his face. NOW, he is able to swim, dive and jump in our pool. We are so greatful for the ISR classes and added safety we also put a babyguard gate around our pool. this is always up unless we are swimming. He floats better then I do hahaha

luv-e

Good for you. Dad wanted to do that with us and m said NO. Now I can't swim :cry: :cry:

CarrieAnne

Thats AWESOME! My poor BF is 44 and never learned to swim!

Gramof6

What a guy that can do so well so young! I am impressed and very happy, because I feel it is so important for the young ones to learn to swim. Never know when it may save their life! Congratulations on a job well done Mom.