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How to submerge a baby in water - how to teach your baby to swim at home

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How to submerge a baby in water. Once your baby is fully conditioned to hold his breath underwater, then and only then can you submerge your baby. Watch the video to learn how it's done.
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How to submerge a baby in water - how to teach your baby to swim at home
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@TessaRhodes 2 года назад

Get my ebook, Swimming in Profits. If you want to start a swim school, this is the most important book you'll ever read. www.tessarhodes.com/how-to-start-a-swim-school/

@dana52083 2 года назад

Is it normal for her to not close her eyes before going under everytime? She was doing good yesterday but today she didn't close her eyes.

@TessaRhodes 2 года назад

@@dana52083 Did you submerge her anyway, and if so, did she ingest any water? Also, did you get her full attention, or was she distracted?

@dana52083 2 года назад

@@TessaRhodes I thought her eyes were closed and she did injest a little but then spit it up right away. I had her attention because she stopped splashing. She usually stops splashing when I have her attention.

@TessaRhodes 2 года назад

@@dana52083 Okay, good to know. I recommend going back to conditioning her. You can also do a combination of conditioning and submerging. Here's a link to the video showing you how to do that. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2cCLFIGugAQ.html

@dana52083 2 года назад

@@TessaRhodes ok thank you so much for the tips!

@AlyssaLawrence Год назад

This is so cool! I’m a infant assistant teacher at a daycare and I’m so fascinated by this technique of teaching babies how to swim!

@TessaRhodes Год назад

Thank you so much! It's wonderful to know that my videos are helping to educate and inspire those in the infant teaching field.

@vrzM8 2 месяца назад

I just did this with my youngest, he didn't freak out at all! So relaxed he's been chilling at the bottom for 5 minutes 😊

@TessaRhodes 2 месяца назад

😉

@Nunya-lz9ey Месяц назад

😂

@brendhawardhana4576 Год назад

I've just found your video, after I took my 20 months old to the pool, we submerged him without knowing we need to condition the baby huhu how poor, luckily he was fine, he loved it, no cry but he drunk some of water 😢😢😢 Thank so much for the video, we'll take care more abt it ❤❤

@TessaRhodes Год назад

I'm glad your baby handled it well and that my video was able to help you learn more about this topic. Thanks for watching, and I hope you and your baby have many more fun and safe swimming experiences in the future!

@Improvemypronunciation 2 месяца назад

I had no idea this was a thing! I want to teach my 9-month-old granddaughter how to swim. This will be our first step. yay!!

@BBGshop7 5 месяцев назад

Found myself saying good job jackson!!!❤😂

@TessaRhodes 5 месяцев назад

🤣

@BBGshop7 5 месяцев назад

Mama and baby are great students mama handled that water swallowing well!! ❤

@TessaRhodes 5 месяцев назад

I couldn't agree more.

@harleyserpa8334 Год назад

When I was a kid they taught me to swim first under water at around 4, crazy I can remember lol but I love watching this now that I have a baby because I’m terrified of her dry drowning.

@TessaRhodes Год назад

You don't have to worry about "dry drowning." Here's a link to an article I wrote on the subject. I hope it puts your mind at ease. www.tessarhodes.com/how-do-i-know-if-my-child-is-dry-drowning/

@dariaalbert4228 2 года назад

Thank you so so much for your videos! Amazing info. Actually, today we were in a swimming pool and my husband submerged 6,5 months old Cleo without knowing we need to condition the kid and her diving reflex worked. She loved it. But still will do conditioning now 🙈

@TessaRhodes 2 года назад

You're welcome! I'm glad Cleo did so well and that you're going to condition her. It's best since the diving reflex has been reported to disappear by 6 months of age.

@brittanybroughton7621 4 месяца назад

Good job little guy!! Looking forward to trying this with my son.

@TessaRhodes 4 месяца назад

I can't wait to hear how it goes!

@citizenplane5840 Год назад

It's beautiful that even a tiny bay knows it can't breathe in water

@TessaRhodes Год назад

Thank you for your comment. It is fascinating how even the smallest creatures possess a natural survival instinct.

@meowmeow1733 Год назад

I think I was 5 when I learn to swim....scariest ****ing thing in the world. Because they put me at the deep in on a diving board and told me to jump off and swim to my dad. OOOOOMMMMGGGGG the **** was terrifying......But,....I learned how swim. I wonder if there was a better way. Maybe not....I think I learned how to over come extreme fear that same day.

@TessaRhodes Год назад

Wow! That is an unconventional way to learn to swim. There are definitely better ways to learn.

@MrAnonymuncule 4 месяца назад

How old is Jackson in this video? My son is 3.5 months. We've been taking him swimming since he was 2 months. He is very comfortable in the water and we submerge him 2-3 times every visit; we go once a week. He loves it. Looking for more ideas what to do with him.

@davidanson3491 9 дней назад

How do you get them used to the word go ? Like how do you enestia it

@TessaRhodes 9 дней назад

I created a video for that. Here's the link. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sY4OZkcbNZ4.htmlsi=RH0edD5P0s65lapS It shows you step-by-step how to condition babies to hold their breath and respond to the word "go."

@dalynnholling4572 2 года назад

Does this type of conditioning (from the video prior and this one) work on older kids like a three year old? This is great info!

@TessaRhodes 2 года назад

No. The 2-plus-year-old child learns through imitation. They must be shown how to hold their breath and put their face in the water. Here's a link to my playlist on how to teach children with a fear of water. ru-vid.com/group/PLVWWjNPdfc_xp2BnfBsl1mIrGN-NTyk6A It's loaded with videos helping children get comfortable putting their faces in the water. I hope it helps.

@VictoriaHeffelfinger Год назад

Also, how do you tell if the baby or kid is not inhaling water? What happens they have their mouth open?

@TessaRhodes Год назад

One way to tell is to watch for signs of distress. If the baby or kid appears anxious or uncomfortable when submerged, it could mean that they are inhaling water. If their mouth is open but still calm, they're holding their breath.

@Dabassistperoconarroba 10 месяцев назад

Come As you are...

@sarahfitzpatrick500 Год назад

I worry so much about dry drowning! I've never been brave enough to do this with any of my children!!!

@TessaRhodes Год назад

Hi there, I understand your worries about dry drowning. However, it is important to note that "dry drowning" is not a medical term. It was something made up on social media. The correct terms are hyponatremia or water intoxication (ingesting too much water) and aspiration pneumonia (water trapped in the lungs), which are very rare conditions. To learn more, I urge you to read my blog post here: www.tessarhodes.com/how-do-i-know-if-my-child-is-dry-drowning/ It can help alleviate some of your worries and provide valuable information on preventing it and recognizing its symptoms. Let me know if you have any questions. I'm happy to help.

@user-gh8sw8od8x Год назад

what if the baby refuses when splashed with water by screaming, turning over and refusing with his hands. how to keep the baby relaxed when water is poured on his head?

@TessaRhodes Год назад

All babies are different; some may take longer to adjust to the water than others. It's also important to never force your baby to do anything they're uncomfortable with. Here are a few tips: Start slowly. Don't pour too much water on their head at first. Start with a little bit and gradually increase as they get used to it. Distract them with toys and songs. Try holding a ball or other toy in front of their face. Sing a song or make a game out of it. It will help them associate water with something positive. Take a break. You can always try again later in the lesson or another day. Be patient. It may take some time for your baby to get used to water on their head. Just be patient and keep trying. They'll eventually learn to adjust to the water being poured over their head with a little time and patience! I hope these tips help!

@natiakankadze3770 3 месяца назад

Can I use this video guide for three month old?

@hiddengemsonamazon 3 месяца назад

Thank you so much for watching and for your question! I'm glad you're considering teaching your little one to be comfortable in the water from an early age. This video guide is designed to be gentle and safe for introducing babies to submersion, but it's important to ensure that your baby is ready and has been properly conditioned to hold their breath before trying the techniques shown. Each baby is unique, and readiness can vary. For a three-month-old, always start with water familiarization activities and make sure that they're able to respond to breath-holding cues. It's best to consult with a pediatrician before beginning any water submersion activities and consider working with a qualified infant swim instructor who can provide personalized guidance and support. Remember, safety is the top priority, and it's crucial to proceed at a pace that's comfortable for your baby. Never force submersion, and always keep swim sessions short, sweet, and fun! Here's a link to the video on conditioning your baby, which is appropriate for 0 to 8 months. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5pD2ZAl2Szg.htmlsi=nhbKSt1KH5iPjjSj If you have any more questions or need further guidance, feel free to reach out.

@Shiloh77777 7 месяцев назад

Will this work with a 491 month old?

@hiddengemsonamazon 7 месяцев назад

😂Yes, it will.

@ionamercy Год назад

I took my 3 month old swimming today. From everything I'd read online, she should have the diving reflex and hold her breath underwater, so I blew in her face and dipped her underwater for less than 2 seconds, maybe not even one, but she definitely inhaled water and she came up with wide eyes choking and coughing. Which gave us both a fright. She was fine, but I was terrified to put her head under again. She managed to inhale some water into her open mouth a little later in the swimming session, and ended up coughing and choking again. Is it possible she doesnt have this diving reflex, or am I doing something wrong, because I feel like the WORST mother.

@TessaRhodes Год назад

It is possible. Not all babies are born with the diving reflex. It's present in about 95% of newborns, but it can be absent or diminished in some babies. The diving reflex typically disappears by the time a baby is six months old. This video shows you step by step how to condition your baby to hold their breath. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YETgKMxTI3A.html I hope you find it helpful.

@ionamercy Год назад

Thank you so much. Will it work on a baby as young as 3 months?

@TessaRhodes Год назад

@@ionamercy You're welcome and yes, it will.

@availablehage 7 дней назад

Dont they breathe in water?

@TessaRhodes 7 дней назад

Thank you for your comment! Before babies are submerged in water, they undergo a process called conditioning, which helps them learn to hold their breath. If you're interested to learn more, here's a link to a step-by-step guide on how to condition babies to hold their breath. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5pD2ZAl2Szg.htmlsi=nGmsMtFw3j1eKkvv

@availablehage 7 дней назад

@@TessaRhodes thanks

@TessaRhodes 7 дней назад

@@availablehage You're welcome

@harryl9yearsago788 2 года назад

If I done this with my 2 year old we would have a full freak out and trust would be lost . I understand its done in stages but even the first stage would be a screaming match

@TessaRhodes 2 года назад

I have no doubt you'd be right about that, since teaching a baby how to swim is very different than teaching a 2-plus-year-old how to swim.

@dana52083 2 года назад

This is so cool! I always pour water over my baby's head in the bath. I tried submerging her but her eyes and mouth were still open and she swallowed some water but didn't cry. I tried counting 1,2, 3 under but I don't think she was conditioned yet. I will try her "name, Ready, go" next time. Hope her eyes will close!

@TessaRhodes 2 года назад

Just keep conditioning her until she responds to the trigger words. Also, make sure you always say the same thing to her. It can be "1,2,3" or 'name, ready, go." Otherwise, she'll get confused.

@dana52083 2 года назад

@@TessaRhodes Great thanks I'm so excited. We are going to the pool later so I will keep trying. I'll try holding her the way you did. She's 6 months adjusted age next week. I wasn't sure if she was still too young

@TessaRhodes 2 года назад

@@dana52083 You're welcome. A fully conditioned 6-month-old isn't too young to be submerged, so age doesn't really matter. Just make sure she's fully conditioned before you submerge her.

@dana52083 2 года назад

@@TessaRhodes thank you so much I love your videos!

@TessaRhodes 2 года назад

@@dana52083 You're welcome. I'm glad you love the videos. Thank you for telling me that. You made my day!