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I was a lifeguard I find it NOT A GOOD IDEA TO THROW
She needs to be arrested
Hate the throwing them in like that. Try holding the baby then teach to swim
this pisses me THE FUCK OFF
omg...it should be mandatory for every child learn to swim...but....don't know if I could throw my kid in at that age.....yikes
Absolutely Awesome! Too many children drown every year. Teach them early to swim and save their lives. 🙏
In a way, this is how i taught my daughter how to swim. My daughter was like a fish. I gave my daughter her baths they would last a minimum of an hour or more. i took her to the pool twice a week from 8 months. Just b4 her third birthday, i decided to take her to the competition pool. I didn't tell her what i was about to do. I just held her in the middle and tossed her forward. She took off like a jet and swam to the other end. After several of these, i took to the very end of the pool to see if she could make it to the other end. It took a bit longer, but she made it. I tgen gave her formal lessons to swim competively for s year. She started on her swim team at 5, and she became a champion in freestyle, butterfly, and breaststroke through HS.👍🥰
They lived in liquid for 9 months, they remember 👍🏼
Guaranteed, nobody has ever learned how to swim from this. maybe the baby will swim, but he doesn't know how to swim. when he's five years old, he'll still be struggling. you're not actually doing anything.
that how I was taught at 11month 65 y ago
That's the way they been teaching babies for decades, nothing new about it, it works.
It's how I was taught. In a professional setting by instructors when I was less than two. They throw you in and are right there with you.
Oh!!! I don’t want to see that again!!! It’s terrible!!!
Fun fact: Babies, breath hold and try to swim by instinct. They don't quite know how to turn over and breathe. Floating is easy to teach and this baby is already trained to orient himself. Letting them swim frequently retains their abilities. If this pisses you off, you just don't know any better...and most people don't.
I was taught this way, it's scary to watch, but they learn fast at this age. 👍
How else would you teach them?
Messed up
My husband taught all five of our kids to swim that way. I would always be so nervous when they hit the water but he taught them well.
How my dad taught us in a small lake!
the child was trained to do this. If he falls in the water, he will turn over and float! And no, they don't do a sink or swim method. Where is your common sense?
How my mother taught all 8 of us!
I disagree with this because the lungs could get full of water very fast, and the baby could die. This is really not a good way to learn how to swim.
That's how I taught mine. They were a little bit older but I just through them in the creek and said sink or swim.
That’s how I learned lol
🤷 it looks bad, but better than pulling a drowned toddler out of a ditch. He'll learn to overcome that initial panic.
If you wasn’t there to get that child it would not float very long it would drown.
these people obviously are not aware of dry drowning. They should really be careful just throwing someone in. it leads to inhaling and swallowing water .smh.
this is why they don't want the parents to be around!
My first son did that to himself! I was holding him in the shallow end, and he kicked and pushed until he got out of my arms. Dropped to the bottom, popped up, and took off for the deep end. He did well then, and he just recently taught his own daughter to swim. 🥰
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that's a no go for me!!!!
My two grandchildren were taught like that. They were little babies.
This is GREAT ~ teach them early ❣️❣️
scary
oh my
I believe this is in Russia. I think it helps the kid 100%
I see somebody doing that to my child they
id still never do that
My brother was thrown in and nearly drowned before an adult took him out of the water. I believe in teaching kids to swim but not throwing them on ro begin with
back in the early 60s that's how we were taught
This baby is swolling a bunch of water so he could drown!! Messed up 😩👎🏻
Not a smart move, this is not how you teach a child to swim.
Sink or swim buddy
" they" have been doing this for decades
Thats bs… ive taught many babies including my own snd that is NOT the way., could adpetate water intp lungs….. you hold infront of you and gently blow a puff of air intheir face, instincually they will suck in and hold breath and thats when you quickly dunk them and sooth them into smiling
my baby is 47 now and I taught her to swim at 7 months we moved into a house that had a pool and I wanted her to be safe.
it's frightening watching it done this way
I know babies automatically can react well and be able to float , but I wouldn't do it . They still can learn to swim in a more traditional way .
Remember doing this with my son. I don't think he like it but he learned how to swim. Never had to worry about him falling in our pool.👍
What happens when the baby breaths in water during that first struggle they can drown in a teaspoon of water in the lungs !