Seven week old baby has his first swim lesson!
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This is so important! Basically teaches kids not to be afraid of water. I did this with my kid since she was 3 months old
I wish this had been done to me cause I can't swim.I almost failed EMT School when I was stationed in Hawaii.We were supposed to go into the Ocean at Wakiki Beach & bring a drowning Victim to the Shore.I wouldn't do it cause.....I DON'T DO WATER.But,cause I had the highest GPA in Class & able to tell what to do once you got them back to Shore,they let me pass & graduate.That was in 1984.I was 22.Today,I'm 60.
We often get asked a lot of questions regarding our sessions! Here are some of the frequently asked questions and our answers!
At Mind Body Baby we promote swimming from as young as 2 days old 🐳🌈 Swim time helps promote important muscle development and control in babies 💦👶🏻 Little ones will need to develop the muscles needed to hold their heads up, move their arms and legs, and work their core in coordination with the rest of their body 🍼👶🏻💦
💧 Q: Is our water safe?
A: Yes! Our water is tested daily, it is also UV sterilized and Ozone treated every 15 minutes ensuring a clean, sterile and chemical-free environment! Our water is also kept between 36 -38 degrees Celsius!
💧 Q: What age can babies start coming to Mind Body Baby
A: We take babies from newborn age. Babies can start floatation as early as 2 days old! The earlier you start the better it is for your baby's development! We recommend babies start aquatics from approximately 6 months of age!
💧 Q: How often should a baby come for floatation/aquatics?
A: Floatation/Aquatics is like any exercise program. Consistency is key! We recommend coming once a week. Babies with severe colic/reflux can come 2 - 3 times a week! 🐬 Did you know that 7 - 10 minutes in the water for your baby is equivalent to 20 minutes on the treadmill?!
DM us if you have more questions that you would like us to post about!
Ok
I am 19 but still dont know how yo swim😐
Absolutely ADORABLE AND AMAZING SO CUTE!! Calm little Mucheon😍😍😍😍😍🤗🤗
More people need to do this. My parents did this with me, I learnt how to swim before I learnt how to crawl. They had me in every swimming lessons available and by the age of 14 I was a certified lifeguard. At 15yrs old I was teaching 3yr olds to 80yr olds how to swim, was supervising “parents and tots swims”, developed my own boot camp program for moms wanting to loose weight, also involving dry land. Taught water aerobics to the seniors. Was the primary lifeguard for birthday parties and lake swims. And was proud to pass and give my first bronze cross, bronze star and bronze medallion at 16yrs old. I also feel like it’s important to note I’m 5foot. You don’t always need to be tall to be a successful swimmer.
Inspiring story 😊
Nice to hear this......
I can't tell if this is real or not...
Well done, Misty! I'm sure your parents are proud of your accomplishments, and you sound like a sensible and caring young woman. Keep going! 😊
@@ruy738 not sure why I’d know what bronze cross/ medallion/ star is if I was bullshitting?! But I guess you’ll never know 😂
This could save your babies life, it's so important to be taught from early on & not forced into this at a later age it could save your child's life so it needs to be a positive thing & it certainly seems to be here💗
You should also teach 3 month old how to cross roads. It will save there life. Why people are so stupid. Swimming is not a legendary skill to master at 3 month age, unless u want your child to win Olympic games. You can send your kids in swimming lesson during there vacations when they are old enough. This will also help then enjoy and pass time during long summer vacations.
My parents had me in a pool at 6 months old. I knew how to swim before I could walk on my own. Best thing my parents did for me.
BABY thinking, 'I'VE BEEN SOME WHERE LIKE THIS BEFORE'.
😁
Yeah! Deja Vu!
😅😅😅😅
Swim to win 🤪
It's such a good move for the parents to kids swimming at young age. I'm so happy that babies learn to swim or balance themselves in the water. My boyfriend's uncle's daughter died last November by drowning. She was just 2yrs old. Broke my heart. RIP angel.
Sorry for your loss
Im so sorry for your loss.. God bless yall ✝️💖
You could've just said your boyfriends cousin 😭
🙌GOD IS PROTECTING HER SOUL
Thank you the comment. We are So sorry for you loss.
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We belive the earlier we teach our babies water safety the better.
Prevention is better then cure is said alot on our establishment
In my country, no one can imagine a seven weeks old baby in water, not even in their dreams 😂
This is very important though!
indian
Same
Pakistan
Yes iam also Indian 😊
Oh my god
As a senior who never learned to swim..
I applaud the parents.
"As a *senior* " Lol!! well got it right for one Mike Anthony Foster
Never to late to learn to swim. Great exercise for seniors. 🥰
It's never too late to learn. It's an experience you will never regret. You've got a lifetime of swimming to catch up on!
Thats so strange. Seems common amongst older people. I
@@elenasweden9184 because for the older generations the only people who were allowed to swim freely were white people. That’s why a lot of black people cannot swim. They were never allowed to learn and never taught their offspring. I’m only 29 and I’m a first generation free black as my parent were born into Jim Crow. Racism has effects that you cannot imagine.
7 weeks old and already needs a swimming cap. Look at all that hair! Absolutely adorable. 🥰
😆
Was thinking the same. We women notice the important things.😂😂
Water is an amazing therapy tool,!
@@charmcharm2352 ikr? 😂😂
@Still Standing great screen name😊
WHAT A CUTIE, UNBELIEVABLE LITTLE ANGEL 😇😇😇😇
Finally..a lesson that, doesnt involved FREAKING THROWING THE BABY INTO THE POOL LIKE A RAGDOLL!!! THANK U! I will definitely saved this for my future kids. Much much safer than some method of survival-swim-lesson-thingy.
Okay, but like if a baby falls/ gets purposely thrown in a pool it’s not going to be Graceful, I personally think that that’s a good way to train them
Agreed!!
@@eves4ever Id say, if theres a method to make them learn safely n knows the water, id rather pick that for my kid. Its too much for me to see my child literally dying while learning to swim. Sure survival instint n all that, BUT what if it delayed n take times, who gonna take responsibility for my kids? The trainer? The facility? Id rather not take that chances. A risk still a risk. A father/mother will understand why.
@@grimphantera3655 I do agree about the risk but I still think they kid should at least be aware that that’s how it’s most likely going to happen so they can act accordingly, hints the training. But I am only a freshman so I don’t know much about motherhood
@@eves4ever True. But again at that age, idk if theyll be aware. All they know its water n its wet i suppose. So if either way theyll have to learn to be safe in the water, even when they dont understand what it is. I just personally prefer my kids to learn in safer way n know what to do when the accident happen. Rather than give their body a trauma to kicks in the survival instint. Idk, i love them too much to see them suffer like that, but not too much that id spoiled them n wont let them learn the harms around them.
He’s like “omg. This womb is much bigger!!” He’s been living in water 9 months, so the sensation must be amazing again.
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🤣🤣🤣👈
It's quite noticeable that he enjoyed the new experience
It is not a new experience. He was in the womb for 9 months. It is familiar. He just has more room to move around in the pool. 😏
@@love_wins_2218 Well, it's a new-to-him OUTSIDE experience w light and air, where he needs to breathe on his own, and where he doesn't have as many constrictions for propulsion and space. Plus, he's where he can SEE numerous people. So, in those ways, except for the water, it's new to him.
ruclips.net/video/dfFtxqMCHqc/видео.html
Tore pata ho jyada
All babies should be taught to swim as early as possible.
It “puts them back in the womb”!
Top Comment! Thanks you!
We often get asked a lot of questions regarding our sessions! Here are some of the frequently asked questions and our answers!
💧 Q: Is our water safe?
A: Yes! Our water is tested daily, it is also UV sterilized and Ozone treated every 15 minutes ensuring a clean, sterile and chemical-free environment! Our water is also kept between 36 -38 degrees Celsius!
💧 Q: What age can babies start coming to Mind Body Baby
A: We take babies from newborn age. Babies can start floatation as early as 2 days old! The earlier you start the better it is for your baby's development! We recommend babies start aquatics from approximately 6 months of age!
💧 Q: How often should a baby come for floatation/aquatics?
A: Floatation/Aquatics is like any exercise program. Consistency is key! We recommend coming once a week. Babies with severe colic/reflux can come 2 - 3 times a week! 🐬 Did you know that 7 - 10 minutes in the water for your baby is equivalent to 20 minutes on the treadmill?!
DM us if you have more questions that you would like us to post about!
Definetly a child did not come out of the womb to be put back in it. Grow up guys. Don't be so insecure parents.
@@chillnaan2984 There’s nothing insecure about it.
I was speaking metaphorically.
And, “Grow up”???
Good advice for u my Dear.
There are as many different perspectives as there are people so let people be who they are. ☮️
VERY IMPORTANT!!! Too many parents wait until their kids are over 8 years old for swimming lessons. This age it builds instincts
imagine being able to say that you’ve been swimming since seven weeks old.
Water is where they started out. I waited too long 😪 my boy was over 1 years old and it took awhile but he totally enjoyed. I got amazing under water photos. He's a freaking fish now and 40yrs old
Thank you for giving me the heads up because I need to take my two-year-old in water quickly I don't think bubble baths is going to cut anything he's only been in the water one time in actual pool
I'm impressed that you have underwater pics from 40 yrs ago. If I wasn't in the Over 50 Club I wouldn't have mentioned it. LOL I know the pics of me younger are not in good condition.
@@conniepinkston5951 noo. Take him now. My mother gave me swimming lessons n I've always known how to protect myself.. I can swim very good n I can give CPR n life saving measures if someone else get hurt
My son too. But we were in lockdown his whole life 😭 so now everything is new. He likes water but nothing deep. My girls swam at 4 months are love it
ruclips.net/video/dfFtxqMCHqc/видео.html
Darling little guy. Isn't it amazing how babies just instinctively know how to swim amazing he is so cute this little guy is adorable take good care of that baby lots of love from Robin M from Massachusetts
Awww yesss...this will be so valuable as a toddler. Look at that little angel😍😍
His little face is just like "I have zero clue what's going on here but hey, at least the waters nice"
I did aqua-fun with my daughter at this age. the sooner the better! ♡
👌👌
He was in chill mood the whole time with his handsome self.
This is very important and helpful, your swimming will always be a plus point for a child if parents start doing this from an early age
That baby is ADORABLE 💗💗💗
Awwww he's so cute, 🥰😍❣️🙏 God bless you .7wks swimming .
Baby: I remember this feeling, only it was much darker 😆
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🤣🤣
😂😂😂
This baby was so darn calm and didn't even cry. He definitely a better little swimmer than me
Hes so calm meanwhile 5 year old me crying really hard with just being in the water
Lol I'm the same
It is a wise decision for parents/coaches to teach young babies to feel confortably in water, learn to float and control breathing, in case of an accident, they manage to react and survive. Babies feel confortable in water because, in reality, them spent a few monthes "floating" inside their mammy's uterus.
Baby doesn't seem to mind
being dunked. Fear is learned.
I agree but i dont agree with the mummy's uterus thing completely... They didn't have functional lungs... They got their oxygen from the mother until they came out n cried
@@-RajgeetTalukdar actually they drink their amniotic fluid to develop their lungs. However, the moment they are out of the womb, they need oxygen.
@@LILO-nh8me it was nice to know , thanks👍✨
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Plus, it's a great exercise for them, moving underwater is great for training those little muscles to move 😊👍🏼
even more so because it doesn't cause a lot of stress on the joints
AWWW WHAT A ADORABLE LITTLE BOY WHO IS LEARNING HOW TO SWIM HE IS 7 WEEKS OLD. 🤱
I think it's very important for parents to teach kids to swim at a young age. My great niece took swimming lessons at a young age 😌
Such a beautiful baby. In water until they have their first breath. I love this❤️
18 year me who don't know swimming watching this and crying in corner
😂😂😂😂ukr
23 yrs old meeee 😂
Yay for that mom. Swimming is so important. Especially In areas with large bodies of water. My daughter could float herself before she could crawl.
“Mommy please get me out of this liquid ,”
2 seconds later;
“Mommy I’m swimming!! With a floater
Well technically the baby spent 9 months in liquid so it's probably very familiar to infants
He's Absolutely Adorable 🤩💜🙏🏾
These people are having way to much fun with that baby. 😆 I can't stop smiling.
Ahh so sweet for the baby at 7 wks. old training the baby to learn how to swim to get use to moving there leg muscles in the water and growing up learning to be not afraid of the water is a blessing from her mommy ahh so sweet 😍🥰❤
The baby is enjoying it!... I'm enjoying watching baby enjoying it.🥰🥰🙏💖
How cute is he 🥰 held afloat by his wee cheeks & chin. Stay blessed for life little one 💙💜🏴
That's the go..teach them young. You'll be giving them a lifesaving skill. ❤️. Adorbs bub
It’s one of the best decisions a parent can make. I did it with my son when he was a baby. He went swimming 3x a week in daycare.
BRAVO!! Wonderful Beautiful baby and great PARENTS and loving Instructors.
My son at ten months old, in 1978,, started swim lessons...he was taught to pop to the surface and float on his back...for 30mins...fully clothed including a cloth nappy/diaper. It was to prevent drowning should he fall in a pool, etc.
He would actually fell asleep while floating.
Float for 30 mins! Wow that's amazing! I struggle 30 seconds
🙈
Precious innocence 💖 love it.
7 weeks old!??!?! He's a better swimmer than me!!
That's one beautiful baby. 😍
and he can’t even walk yet- bois gonna be a merman 🧜♂️
🤣🤣👍
Lol
@Misya bot
In Bangladesh 😆 our parents can't imagine in their dreams until the child age 3/4 years 🤣
Untill 7years bro🙂😑
Meri beti sava mahine ki ho gai hai use bath hi nhi karaya abhi tk
@@shikhamishra292 😳😳
Yes🤣🤣🤣
Ji thik bolsen
What a precious baby god bless 🥰
I love it! That baby is so chillin' too! 😁🥰
I think it's a great idea. I mean he swam on the inside a little bit, now he should learn to swim on the outside especially since he has more room.
Reminds me of my little angel she started her first lessons at 6 weeks and from then on we've never been able to keep her out of the water that was 29 years ago....... somebody cutting onions my eyes or watering
*iiii>
Awww! Teaching this class must be so fun ☺️
Everyone: thinking about the baby and swimming!!!!!
Literally me: what about that *diaper*?????!!!!
YES, me to HAHAHA
hahaha mee tooo
It’s a swimming diaper it’s meant for the water
It’s called a swim diaper and it’s made for water and swimming!
We often get asked a lot of questions regarding our sessions! Here are some of the frequently asked questions and our answers!
💧 Q: Is our water safe?
A: Yes! Our water is tested daily, it is also UV sterilised and Ozone treated every 15 minutes ensuring a clean, sterile and chemical-free environment! Our water is also kept between 36 -38 degrees Celsius!
💧 Q: What age can babies start coming to Mind Body Baby
A: We take babies from newborn age. Babies can start floatation as early as 2 days old! The earlier you start the better it is for your baby's development! We recommend babies start aquatics from approximately 6 months of age!
💧 Q: How often should a baby come for floatation/aquatics?
A: Floatation/Aquatics is like any exercise program. Consistency is key! We recommend coming once a week. Babies with severe colic/reflux can come 2 - 3 times a week! 🐬 Did you know that 7 - 10 minutes in the water for your baby is equivalent to 20 minutes on the treadmill?!
DM us if you have more questions that you would like us to post about!
My gosh look how well he holds his head up strong Boi and got that swimming almost down.
I think this is incredibly responsible and wise. There's also something beautifully natural about a baby safely floating in water. With that said, when the vid cut to the kid's unbothered facial expression as his head barely sticks out of the donut while he peacefully floats and bobs, that alone would be reason enough for me to rush and sign my kid up. That clip was hilarious. Hey, I never said I was mature. 😁
Right he didn't look very comfortable, but he's learning a great lesson, and that is what counts
@@donnawalker4722 Yeah, for some reason, when I saw that part, I was thinking that he's already learning some autonomy, and that he can move himself more than he can in other settings.
We often get asked a lot of questions regarding our sessions! Here are some of the frequently asked questions and our answers!
At Mind Body Baby we promote swimming from as young as 2 days old 🐳🌈 Swim time helps promote important muscle development and control in babies 💦👶🏻 Little ones will need to develop the muscles needed to hold their heads up, move their arms and legs, and work their core in coordination with the rest of their body 🍼👶🏻💦
💧 Q: Is our water safe?
A: Yes! Our water is tested daily, it is also UV sterilized and Ozone treated every 15 minutes ensuring a clean, sterile and chemical-free environment! Our water is also kept between 36 -38 degrees Celsius!
💧 Q: What age can babies start coming to Mind Body Baby
A: We take babies from newborn age. Babies can start floatation as early as 2 days old! The earlier you start the better it is for your baby's development! We recommend babies start aquatics from approximately 6 months of age!
💧 Q: How often should a baby come for floatation/aquatics?
A: Floatation/Aquatics is like any exercise program. Consistency is key! We recommend coming once a week. Babies with severe colic/reflux can come 2 - 3 times a week! 🐬 Did you know that 7 - 10 minutes in the water for your baby is equivalent to 20 minutes on the treadmill?!
DM us if you have more questions that you would like us to post about!
Super. Excellent parents.
That is the cutest little thing ever, look at all that hair. Its not even crying in the water. 💖
Such a great idea teaching your baby to swim a good life lesson..my dog taught me how to swim!
Swimming babies usually makes me nervous, but I’m a sucker for any video that plays Neon Moon. Never heard this hip hop version. It’s great!!!
ruclips.net/video/J7oXgRCvzAs/видео.html&feature=share
Такой маленький и уже плавает.здоровья тебя малыш.
the best job fr fr- 💀
Aww, look at his face! He enjoyed it! 💕
🤢🤮
Kudos to the parents. Baby loves it. Such a cutie. Congrats on your baby.
He's thinking..."This feels familiar somehow🤔".
Baby is so adorable. Take care of baby not to drown.
❤ it! This comes naturally...from the womb to a pool! They'll overcome fears...KUDOS to you! 🌹
He just got out of the "mom water"
parents, let's put him on water again
Ukr😂
Awwwwww♡ Great job Cutie Pie♡♡♡
I love this couple😊 from Japan
Awww he loved it. My son started swimming lessons later in life, but he was still pretty young. One of the best decisions u can make
Abbo
My son was about 4 weeks old the first time we took him in a pool. Babies are natural swimmers if you keep showing them.
In 1970 I taught my baby 9 wks girl to float and hold her breath. It was a class for new moms, moments i had not thought about until i saw this.
How precious our babies are.
Thaose lesson saved her life.
Ty for sharing this 💓, it brought back loving memories 💖 💓 💕
Bo
B in
What a beautiful baby❤️❤️😘😘😍😍
It is a little known fact that this baby will hold its breath automatically under water because it did in the womb. Babies will lose this reflex to hold their breath under water if they are not doing it regularly by the time they are 4-6 months of age. This is a perfect time to teach them to go under water, so they don't lose this reflex. I taught all my kids this within their first month of life. They all knew how to swim and hold their breath by the time they were a year old without me...but I was always right there. Drowning is preventable.
@@chereec7701
Right?
I read that and was like, "Excuse me???"
I recall a friend, who was an experienced swim instructor, teaching her baby to swim. She taught her baby daughter to hold her breath by first gently blowing in her face, bf going underwater w her.
Babies hold their breath in the womb? For like 9 months? He should have started swimming on like day 2...waiting until 7 weeks old is for wussies.
@@stephaniek1076 that is exactly what we do! It helps them remember to breath!
Always a great idea to start them young. He looks like he's having fun.
That is so cute and I love babies
I learned how to swim in my 20s because our new house has a pool and it's my younger sister taught me how to...its amazing how some parents really trained their kids at such young age
We belive the saying strongly 'Prevention is better than cure'
I think doctors and midwife's should encourage swimming lessons early on because it's really useful for real life.
Edit: *IM ✨FAMOUS✨*
thats true
ye imagine ur getting chased by a police in a city u just swim in thr ground
@@randomyt1333 What?
☺😊😊😊😊😊🤗🤗
But not this young u fools
I really admire the way this baby is being taught how to swim. I know that some people choose to just throw their child in the water and let them try on their own... I realize that is a common teaching technique, but whenever I see a baby thrown in the pool, scared to death and struggling, it tears me up...
My use to be Aunt did that to me when I was 6
I didn't learn how to swim
I almost drowned that day, never got into a pool after that until I turned 12
😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
Yeah I think I could wait to teach the kiddo.. he won't even remember what boob he ate off last let alone swim lessons.. couldn't be a first time parent cash grab... no.. not possible. 😆
Same feeling dear
Same here
He is so so so cute🥰
This baby is so cute
7 weeks it’s almost two months , my first daughter first time learn swim in swimming pools when she was just a month . She love it so much and when she was 7 yr old she got 1st place in swimming competition at her elementary school swim meet . 😂 . It’s good decision to let the kid early learning .
My daughter started to swim at 3 days. In our bath. It s a must to start when baby reflexes are still on. That is period of 40 days after birth.
They developed in water why shouldn't they be comfortable in a pool. Good job mom!
He's sooo cute ❤❤😊
💚 adorable!
Oh what a blessed 👶baby jewel of God's creation. - So Beautiful!
He is too Adorable 🥰
That pool looks so cute 💖
Too cute and precious, amazing baby love it 😘😘😘😘🤗
Perfect time to teach how to swim. Kudos.
If only this was available in my country; though it gives me an idea to get to learn how to do it in future when I'm blessed to become a mummy. Also glad to know that it's good to have your child learn before turning one year...
I love this swimming baby. Very cute. BTW... what is the song 🎵
I Live his Sweet Baby!❤❤❤ Amazing 👌👌👌👌😍😍😍😙😙
Here everyone: I appreciate the parents
But literally me : The baby is so cute 🥰💖💜
Edit:Omg 1st time I got these much likes thank you 😍
Mashallah he's so cuuuuuute😭😭😭😭🥺🥺💜
Awww! This is so cute! I’m a kid and I don’t know How to! This is so cute to see a baby do it when I have a fear of drowning!
Baby: "ah memories"