TUB Swimming gives you, the parent, basic pre-swim tools you need to assist your child when he is in the bathtub, taking his daily bath. Your child is encouraged to move his body while in the warmth and comfort of the bath. Play time and education time are intermingled for the happy child with the parent’s knowledge that learning is taking place.
Parents who want their child to approach the water of a swimming pool with the least amount of resistance will discover child-friendly verbiage and parent-friendly directions as they read TUB Swimming.
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This is so great to have a tool for parents to work early almost everyday in a fun way that will help children around water. The emphasis on the parent’s face not being fearful is so important…have fun with blowing bubbles and making fish fingers…I know we will !
Hi Roberta,
I am happy that you discovered a key phrase in TUB Swimming that is helpful for your child — fish fingers. Each time I discuss fish fingers with a child in my swim class, that child intently looks at their hands to position his fingers all “squished” together. That finger position will certainly help when he wants to pull the water to the back of his body while swimming.
Lonnie
Valuable info. Fortunate me I found your website by accident, aand I’m shocked why this accident didn’t came
about in advance! I bookmarked it.
Hi Prince,
Glad to hear that you found tubswimming! When you put some of the activities to use with your child/grandchild and you start to see results that is when the “accidental” discovery becomes a positive reality. Lonnie