Lifesaving Swim Lessons for Little Ones

Infant Swimming Resource

Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) is a nationally recognized program that teaches even the youngest children how to stay safe in the water. Starting as early as six months old, babies begin learning essential self-rescue skills through ISR’s gentle, step-by-step approach. As an infant, your baby will learn how to hold their breath, roll to their back, and float. As a toddler and older, your child will learn more skills and the swim-float-swim sequence.

With guidance from a certified instructor, little ones are taught how to hold their breath, roll onto their backs, and float—helping them stay safe in an aquatic emergency. Lessons are customized to match each child’s abilities, ensuring they feel confident, secure, and prepared in the water.

What sets ISR apart is its focus on safety and personalization. Each lesson is one-on-one, allowing the instructor to tailor the experience to your child’s specific needs and progress. This not only helps them develop strong swimming skills but also builds their confidence in the water. For parents, ISR offers peace of mind, knowing their child is learning how to stay safe while also enjoying their time in the pool. It’s a wonderful way to introduce your child to swimming in a safe, supportive environment.