Wishing you all a Safe and Happy Easter Weekend from Miss Ginger @ MI Swim School!
Don’t forget to include water safety as part of your weekend festivities at the beach and around the pool!
According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC),...
Did you catch ISR on Fox 35 news last night? Here is the feature on ISR Self-Rescue™ Swimming Lessons in case you missed it! ISR lessons teach infants and children how to swim, in addition to Aquatic Self-Rescue skills that can and do save lives! These...
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Children must learn to swim. Experts at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American Academy of Pediatrics agree that formal swimming lessons reduce drowning risk for children. But, what’s the real difference between survival swimming and traditional...
Inflatable flotation devices such as vests, water wings, rafts, and tubes can give a false sense of security in the water and are not effective in protecting a child from drowning. ISR lessons can teach children as young as 6 months old how to roll from face...
Due to the beautiful weather forecast, I’m resuming lessons this month (January) at a discounted rate for new and current students. The pool will be heated to 86+ degrees. Availability is extremely limited, so call or e-mail ASAP to reserve your time slot.
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Parents Magazine shared “10 New Year’s Resolutions Your Kids Made” with fun goals readers’ children promised to accomplish in 2013. From “learn something new” to “always have fun,” these kids had great ideas that inspired us to share our own resolution...
Infant Swimming Resource (www.infantswim.com), the safest provider of self-rescue swimming lessons for babies and toddlers from six months to six years old, announces the following winter water safety tips to help families protect their young children as they travel...
Eighteen-year-old Harvey Barnett was a head lifeguard and a professional surfer preparing to head off to a Division 1 school for swimming.
But what he saw one day after coming home from work forever changed his life.
“When I got to my parents’ home, a bomb...
1-yr-old, 4th lesson
Teaching your child aquatic survival skills is a cumulative process. It is similar to putting together pieces of a puzzle. Each individual part of the process is taught and as a skill is mastered, the next skills is introduced, which builds...
You were a great teacher.