2 KEY THINGS TO PRACTICE WITH YOUR BABY IN THE POOL -Learn to teach your Baby to swim

Oh, there's 10. Got you. Switch. Wow. So, we're just acclimating Mr. Harrison. We're getting that water used to water on his face. We want to see them not react at all. We want to see them just ignore it. So, the more we do it, as he's playing, I'm just going to keep pouring. Yum, yum, yum. Yellow. Oh, went in your face. Uhoh. Uh-oh. Good. Good job. It's okay. We'll give them a little break. So, I'll just keep doing this over and over again until they get like really, you know, if I see I'm starting to get frustrated about it, then I'll stop and then I'll do it again later. Um, but you know, if they're not frustrated by it, like Mr. Harrison isn't, then we just keep keep doing it while he's playing. Yeah. Wiping it away. Good job. Most important thing is like never giving them a towel. Never give them a towel, you know, let them figure it out on their own. If they're really freaking out about it, then you wipe up here and you can wipe it away. Uh-huh. You can also wipe their face a lot with your hands. Get some water and just kind of wipe it. Just desensitize that face as much as possible. So that way the water doesn't bother them at all. Right, Dick? Good. Good job. And then gonna do some jumping. Wow, you got a cup. Wow, that's a red cup. Look hot. A hat. Come. You want to swim? Come. Ready. Set. One, two, three, four. Good. I got you. That's okay. One, two, three, four. Yes. Ready, set, go. One, two, three, four. Good job, Harrison. And we're back. It's over. Yum, yum, yum, yum, yum. Really quick.