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Deborah {Deb} Daniels
ISR Instructor Since 1990
401 662-0703 cell
d.daniels@infantswim.com
Every lesson for every child is individualized one on one with the instructor. I teach children ages 6 months to about 6 years. Students attend short private lessons five days a week. This helps provide a very safe lesson and is key to the retention of skills. Students can start any time (typically on a Monday) and the parent or caretaker watches poolside.
Students who are crawling (generally 6-8 months) through about 11 months will learn survival floating. He or she will rotate from a face-down position in the water to a back float. The baby will be taught to rest and breathe on his or her back until help arrives. You can expect that the typical infant will attend 5 lessons per week for an average of 3-4 weeks to attain these skills.
A child who is walking or very close to walking (usually anytime after 11 months to about 6 years) will learn a swim-float-swim sequence. He or she will be taught to swim face down using arms and legs (similar to a freestyle stroke); roll on his or her back to float, rest and breathe when he or she needs air; and then flip over onto his or her stomach to continue swimming until he or she reaches the wall or stairs. This swim-float-swim sequence can be repeated as many times as is necessary to reach safety.
This skill set can be achieved with 5 lessons per week in about 4-6 weeks.
After accomplishing these skills in a bathing suit, children will then practice their skills in summer clothing and then progress onto winter clothing. This additional work is critical to survival swimming because most children who find themselves in the water alone are fully clothed.
If you or your babysitter, neighbor or grandparents have a backyard pool, lake, pond, canal or other water hazard consider these skills completely necessary for your childs safety.
Scheduling your lessons:
To register with ISR, every student will complete a detailed registration form that includes medical history.Certain medical conditions will require a conversation with me prior to the first lesson and may require a release from your doctor.
The Fee for Natiional regsitration is $105.00 payable on line. My weekly swim fees are available upon request.
During lessons, students are closely monitored for temperature fatigue, physical fatigue and general well-being. To provide a safe lesson, you will complete a daily log of your child's bowel, urine, diet and sleep habits (BUDS). Students will not be allowed to swim without a full and proper BUDS sheet and appropriate registration and any necessary clearances.refer to www.infantswim.com for more information.
If you wish to sign up for ISR lessons please contact me directly at 401-662-0703 or through this form.
Thank you for your interest in ISR.
Call soon... your child's life may depend upon it.
ISR Instructor Since 1990
401 662-0703 cell
d.daniels@infantswim.com
Every lesson for every child is individualized one on one with the instructor. I teach children ages 6 months to about 6 years. Students attend short private lessons five days a week. This helps provide a very safe lesson and is key to the retention of skills. Students can start any time (typically on a Monday) and the parent or caretaker watches poolside.
Students who are crawling (generally 6-8 months) through about 11 months will learn survival floating. He or she will rotate from a face-down position in the water to a back float. The baby will be taught to rest and breathe on his or her back until help arrives. You can expect that the typical infant will attend 5 lessons per week for an average of 3-4 weeks to attain these skills.
A child who is walking or very close to walking (usually anytime after 11 months to about 6 years) will learn a swim-float-swim sequence. He or she will be taught to swim face down using arms and legs (similar to a freestyle stroke); roll on his or her back to float, rest and breathe when he or she needs air; and then flip over onto his or her stomach to continue swimming until he or she reaches the wall or stairs. This swim-float-swim sequence can be repeated as many times as is necessary to reach safety.
This skill set can be achieved with 5 lessons per week in about 4-6 weeks.
After accomplishing these skills in a bathing suit, children will then practice their skills in summer clothing and then progress onto winter clothing. This additional work is critical to survival swimming because most children who find themselves in the water alone are fully clothed.
If you or your babysitter, neighbor or grandparents have a backyard pool, lake, pond, canal or other water hazard consider these skills completely necessary for your childs safety.
Scheduling your lessons:
To register with ISR, every student will complete a detailed registration form that includes medical history.Certain medical conditions will require a conversation with me prior to the first lesson and may require a release from your doctor.
The Fee for Natiional regsitration is $105.00 payable on line. My weekly swim fees are available upon request.
During lessons, students are closely monitored for temperature fatigue, physical fatigue and general well-being. To provide a safe lesson, you will complete a daily log of your child's bowel, urine, diet and sleep habits (BUDS). Students will not be allowed to swim without a full and proper BUDS sheet and appropriate registration and any necessary clearances.refer to www.infantswim.com for more information.
If you wish to sign up for ISR lessons please contact me directly at 401-662-0703 or through this form.
Thank you for your interest in ISR.
Call soon... your child's life may depend upon it.