Infant Swim North Valley

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This is the most impactful interview about water safety I’ve ever seen. Please share! www.infantswim.com

I am honored and humbled to be a part of the conversation in to have taught their son how to self rescue!!! Please share their story!

New Spring Session starts April 13th. Get Scheduled and Registered TODAY!!! Contact me for more info [email protected]

Swim teams, pool parties, the beach, and a day on the lake...The water can be a really fun place to play... once you know how to save yourself if you needed to.... A lifetime of aquatic enjoyment grows from a foundation of ISR skills that will be with your child wherever she goes! To find out what your child will learn with her ISR Instructor, and to find the location nearest you, come see us at www.infantswim.com.

Never too old to start! Our big kids are just as impressive as our babies :)

Why are ISR Lessons one-on-one instead of a group? Great question, and it’s one we get quite a bit! Each ISR lesson is custom tailored to your child’s level of ...development, and each subsequent lesson will build on the strides and accomplishments of the previous lesson. By providing one-on-one lessons, ISR Instructors focus on one child as they build a core competency of survival skills which form the foundation for a lifetime of fun, SAFE, enjoyment of the water. To see more, and to learn what your child will learn with ISR, please visit www.infantswim.com. See more

Wishing everyone a safe and happy 2020. Happy New Year's to all of my ISR families out there!

As responsible and loving parents, you do all you can to protect you children by installing locks, fences, and alarms around the house to protect them. However,... it is important to remember that those safety measures don't follow your family to the lake, beach, water park, or a friend's house down the street. Each year we hear from responsible parents wanting to turn their heartbreak into something positive for other families and overwhelmingly, their tragedy occurred outside their home. Constant supervision and a skilled little one are portable. Learn more at our website: www.infantswim.com.

What do children learn at ISR? A whole lot! Students as young as 6 months old can learn to roll over onto their backs to float, rest and breathe, and maintain that life-saving position until help arrives. To find an ISR Instructor near you, please visit www.infantswim.com.

As an ISR instructor, I get asked about secondary drowning all the time. Please take a moment to watch this and Share.

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FACT: More children die or are seriously injured every year from drowning than automobile accidents yet we study, analyze and critique the safety of the carsea...ts we use RIGOROUSLY....and then we casually put our children in swim lessons without asking the right questions...."What will they learn? What is your training? Will you teach them to hold their breath PROPERLY on the first day? Will you help them become comfortable so they don't PANIC in a real life emergency situation?" and we trust their LIVES to $5 inflatable arm bands. ISR isn't a means to get kids to swim early so we can not have to watch them around the pool anymore...It's the LAST line of defense and the BONUS is that they learn to swim early. But I can assure you, your heart and soul will be at ease KNOWING that you did everything you could to prepare them. I'm so happy to be a part of the team that is making a difference in a global drowning prevention strategy. #isr #infantswimmingresource See more

Set your kids up for success. Enroll TODAY!!! New session starting soon.

It's a new year and we're starting to plan the 2019 spring season! The weather will be warm in a few months and now is the time to start planning your child's swim safety lessons. Find an instructor near you! www.infantswim.com ... https://youtu.be/LQjNqypRIR

A great float is the first building block to the full ISR Self-Rescue skill set. Once little ones can float, their ISR Instructor gently guides them through wh...at it takes to rollover and get to their newly learned float until they can do it all by themselves... eventually while fully clothed. To find out more, and an ISR Instructor near you, please visit www.infantswim.com. See more

From My family, big and small, we wish Happy Holidays to you all! Merry Christmas from Infant Swim North valley

Spring has sprung and the weather is getting warmer. Now is the perfect time to get your little ones water safe. Space is filling up for my Spring session starting MAY 14th. ENROLL NOW! Let me know if you have any questions, [email protected] 818.900.8107... Please LIKE and Share my page https://www.facebook.com/Infant-Swim-North-Valley-1849144618643254/

We are so proud of the hard work our ISR students put in during lessons, and we love seeing them have some fun too! For more information about ISR lessons and to find an ISR Instructor near you, please visit www.infantswim.com.

We don’t know when or where she will use her ISR Skills, we just know they’ll be there when she needs them. To find an ISR Instructor near you, please visit www.infantswim.com.

A toy can get a curious little one in over her head...quickly. It's important to remember that while alarms, fences, out-of-reach locks, and yes even survival s...wimming skills, are vital components of aquatic safety, there is no substitute for adult supervision. We also know that access to ISR Lessons isn't always available, so as we grow our team of ISR Instructors, we've shared several resources to ensure we do everything we can to keep families safe here. See more

Taking sign ups now for Spring 2018!!! Session starts March 19th. #SignUpNow! #Spring2018 #InfantSwimNorthValley #InfantSwimmingResource

Registration Now Open!!! Next session starts in March. For more info please visit www.infantswim.com Or you can email, call or message me. Thanks!!!

Had it not been for you or the ISR program, we don’t think he’d be here today. Just a sampling of the very humbling words our Certified Instructors have heard... from their students’ families. At ISR, we never want our students to have to use their ISR Self-Rescue skills but it does happen. Our goal is to prepare your child in case the unthinkable happens. For more information about our program, please visit www.infantswim.com. See more

Teaching little ones to save themselves in the water if the need were to arise is the sole purpose of Infant Swimming Resource; that isn’t to say, however, that... there aren’t some awesome added benefits. For a lot of little ones, learning their ISR Self-Rescueskills will be the first thing they accomplish without the help of mom and dad. We never get tired of seeing young children so proud of themselves! See more

While swimming may be a seasonal activity for most, it’s important to remember that drowning knows no season. Accidents are unplanned and most children who fall into the water accidentally do so fully-clothed. Water is everywhere: hot tubs, bath tubs, buckets, pools, and lakes are there even when we don’t plan them into our day.

HAPPY NEW YEAR! Looking forward to seeing everyone in 2018.

Happy Holidays from Infant Swim North Valley!!! Enjoys this time with your family and PLEASE watch your littles around the water. They are the greatest gifts <3

New Summer/Fall Session starts in a couple of weeks. Get Scheduled and Registered TODAY!!! Contact me for more info [email protected]

Why teach kids to swim in their clothes? ISR students are taught how to save themselves fully clothed because many of the children who accidentally fall into th...e water were not dressed for a day at the beach or pool. Accidents are, by nature, unplanned. To find out more about what your little ones will learn at ISR, please visit www.infantswim.com See more

Learning to roll over onto your back and maintain a great float is no small feat! Preparing little ones for a lifetime of fun, safe, enjoyment of the water star...ts with giving them the skills they would need to save their own lives if the need ever arose. Swim teams, snorkeling, and, for that matter, all aquatic activities start here: www.infantswim.com See more

At 21 months, Jack knows the full ISR Self-Rescue sequence which means he will swim a short distance, roll over onto his back to rest and breathe, then flip back over to continue swimming. To find out what your child will learn with ISR, please visit www.infantswim.com :)

Our littlest students may be the most surprising, but our big kids do amazing things in the water too! Children who are walking are generally ready to learn the... full ISR Self-Rescue Sequence which means they learn to swim a short distance, rollover onto their backs to float and rest, then roll back over and continue swimming until they reach the edge. To find an ISR Instructor near you and get your big kid enrolled, please visit www.infantswim.com :) See more

Each ISR Student, regardless of age, learns to rollover and float. For infants, rolling over to float and maintaining that float is the focus for ISR lessons un...til they begin to walk. This skill then integrates with the swim-float-swim sequence once a child begins walking. To see video of what your child will learn, please visit:http://www.infantswim.com/lessons/isr-lessons.html See more

Don't forget about those Refresher Lessons! Sign up today!!

A toy can get a curious little one in over his head...quickly. Being summertime, families find themselves around water more and more. It's important to remember... that while alarms, fences, out-of-reach locks, and yes even survival swimming skills, are vital components of aquatic safety, there is no substitute for adult supervision. We also know that access to ISR Lessons isn't always available, so as we grow our team of ISR Instructors, we've shared several resources to ensure we do everything we can to keep families safe here: http://www.infantswim.com/wat/water-safety-information.html See more

Always know your surroundings no matter where you are. wether you're at Home, friends or families houses or on vacation.

How is your family celebrating the 4th of July? Are you hosting the annual BBQ or heading to a friend's house? Preparing for a long weekend is more than a clean... house and plenty of hot dogs with a large group, specific supervision of children is especially important. Please consider that the layers of safety you have in your home may not be in place at a neighbor's or friend's house. For tips on how to keep your family safe, http://www.infantswim.com/blog/ See more

If there’s one thing we’ve learned over the past 50 years, it’s to never, ever, underestimate the curiosity and ability of a child. Coincidentally the same cur...iosity and ability little ones call on to slip away undetected and defeat layers of prevention like pool fences and locked doors, are what we call on to teach them how to save themselves if they reached the water alone. To find out more, and to find an ISR Instructor near you, please visit www.infantswim.com See more

My own ISR baby #InfantSwimmingResource #Crosby #12months

"Why do you recommend I bring my child back for more lessons if she already knows how to swim?" Good question, and it’s one we get quite frequently from first-t...ime ISR Parents. We recommend little ones come back at least each year for refresher lessons to make sure the skills they learned last year still fit their big kid body. Infants who have already learned to float will likely be ready to incorporate their great float into the full ISR Self-Rescue Sequence which means swimming for a short distance, then rolling over to float and breathe, and flipping back over to continue swimming. Check with your child's ISR Instructor to determine the best timing for your child's refresher lessons. To learn more, please visit www.infantswim.com See more

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On chilly days like this, it's easy to forget about the importance of swim lessons. Good thing we got this swim van! #GettingCloserToSummer

Wesley is closing out the week with all smiles. Happy Friday everyone!! Stay safe and have a great weekend #InfantSwimmingResource #ISR

I wanted to share this video that one of my students parents made of his ISR swim session last year. My next session starts next month so SIGN UP NOW!!! With all of this cold weather and rain lately, thinking of getting in the pool might not be first thing on your mind (even a heated pool). But Spring is the best time to get your little ones water safe before the sun starts blazing and you're looking to have some fun in the water. If you're in my area I'd love to work with ...your family. Feel free to email me with any questions or registration info, [email protected] PLEASE LIKE and SHARE! https://vimeo.com/184163488

This long weekend is one in which many head to the lake or ocean and have some fun boating! Keep in mind that last season’s life jacket probably isn't the appro...priate size for your growing little one, and proper sizing isn’t the only thing to consider read more tips here: http://www.infantswim.com/blog/2014/08/life-jackets.html Have a fun and safe weekend, and please remember to watch your child constantly around the water! :) See more

Accidents are unplanned, and drowning is a preventable tragedy. It seems easy and straight-forward, but even for the most attentive, conscientious parents, cons...tant supervision isn’t always realistic. The water, especially for little ones, is interesting and inviting. Combined with pool fences and door alarms, survival swimming lessons help give your family an extra layer of protection while giving children a foundation for a lifetime of aquatic enjoyment. To find an ISR Instructor near you, please visit www.infantswim.com See more

Competence leads to confidence. :) There's no denying that the water can be a really fun place to play, which is why ISR lessons equip little ones with the skil...ls they would need to save themselves if the need were to arise. These same skills form the foundation for a lifetime of safe, FUN, enjoyment of the water, from snorkeling to swim teams. To learn more, please visit www.infantswim.com See more

Why have children learn to swim fully clothed? Good question, and it’s an important one! Fact is, the majority of children who find themselves in the water al...one do so fully clothed as their mommies and daddies weren’t planning on them being in the water. We believe that if a child is put in the position to save himself in the water while fully clothed, he shouldn’t have to do so for the first time alone. To find out more, and to find an ISR Instructor near you, please visit www.infantswim.com See more

In the water, seconds count, and locating a missing child can take minutes or more...At ISR we teach children the skills they would need to save their own lives... if the need were to arise. To find out what your child will learn with ISR, and to find an ISR Instructor near you, please visit www.infantswim.com See more

"Why do you recommend I bring my child back for more lessons if he already knows how to swim?" Good question, and it’s one we get quite frequently from first-ti...me ISR Parents. We recommend little ones come back at least each year for refresher lessons to make sure the skills they learned last year still fit their big kid body. Infants who have already learned to float will likely be ready to incorporate their great float into the full ISR Self-Rescue Sequence which means swimming for a short distance, then rolling over to float and breathe, and flipping back over to continue swimming. Check with your child's ISR Instructor to determine the best timing for your child's refresher lessons. To learn more, please visitwww.infantswim.com See more

For a curious, clever, little one, there isn't a significant difference between a doggie door and an open door. Always be sure to familiarize yourself with new ...surroundings, and remember there is never a substitute for constant adult supervision. For this, and more ways to keep your family safe, please visit our ISR Family Aquatic Safety page here: http://www.infantswim.com/wat/water-safety-information.html See more

No matter their age, all ISR students learn the fundamental building block of every ISR skill-set, rolling over onto their backs to float. It's the focus for ou...r little ones and part of the swim-float-swim sequence for our students who can walk. To find out what your child will learn at ISR, visit our Lessons page at www.infantswim.com/lessons See more

With more little ones than ever before enrolled in ISR lessons, we are seeing more and more adorable pictures, like this one... which makes it a great time for an ISR photo contest! :) Get those pictures ready, and check back on Monday for entry details!

Success. It takes many forms, but to us, this picture defines it. Water is everywhere, and mistakes happen, but a child's skills follow him wherever his curiosi...ty takes him. To learn more about what your child will learn with ISR, please visit www.infantswim.com. If lessons aren't available in your area, please help us change that by visiting or sharing www.isrcareers.com See more

ISR was featured on the Today Show this morning. Controversial? It seems so. Life saving? Absolutely. Please take a look and let me know if there are any questions or comments. More information can be found at www.infantswim.com

A toy can get a curious little one in over his head...quickly. With the warm weather we are having, families find themselves around water more and more. It's im...portant to remember that while alarms, fences, out-of-reach locks, and yes even survival swimming skills, are vital components of aquatic safety, there is no substitute for adult supervision. We also know that access to ISR Lessons isn't always available, so as we grow our team of ISR Instructors, we've shared several resources to ensure we do everything we can to keep families safe here: http://www.infantswim.com/wat/water-safety-information.html See more