DOES YOUR CHILD CRY DURING SWIM LESSONS? Try this to fix it!

[Music] So, your little one doesn't want to swim. You're not done. We haven't even started yet, buddy. Sometimes this is going to happen. So, we do something called the cleanup game. I encourage that you share this with a friend so they can learn to teach their tribe to swim just like you're doing right now. Uhhuh. We're going to clean up our toys and then we can go home. Okay. Or go back inside, I should say. Mommy, you want mommy? Yeah. Okay. Hey, I get it. I understand. I don't really get to see my mommy too much. She lives really far away. My mommy lives in a different state. She lives in Michigan, but she actually just bought a house. She's moving to North Carolina. You want your mommy? Yeah. Okay. Hey, I get that. We're just going to clean up and then we'll go see mommy. Okay. So, this is the cleanup game. So, we set out a couple of toys on a wall here. Oh, bless you. Bless you. So, we got our toys all laid out on the wall here. You ready to go clean up? Do the donuts. I know you don't. How about I carry you? Mommy. Okay. You want mommy? I get it. I get it. Okay. Here. We're going to grab this the first one right here. You want this one? All right. We'll go put that one away. I'm going to turn you around. Boing. Boing. Boing. Boing. Boing. So, we start off slow putting them here. You can put that one away. Mommy. Very good. Okay. You get a high five. High five. What was that? Give me a Can I have a big high five, mommy? All right, forget the high five. We'll do it later. Would you like to crawl this time? One, two on the wall. One, two on the wall. See if he wanted to crawl that time. Great job, buddy. Very good. We're going to come get Oh, you want keep? That's the raspberry one. Ooh, raspberry. Nice. M. That's my favorite flavor. How's it taste? Okay, let's head back so you can put that one away. Okay, little swim. Go ahead. So, we're going to swim back. Very good. All on its own. Great job. Sure. You can put that one away. Nice. Hey, you did it. Hey, high five, buddy. You want to crawl again? Yeah. Yeah, that's easier. Let's do that. Okay, go ahead. Want me to carry you? Okay, can we do a little swim to me? Yeah. Okay, Jessica, wait a while. Ready, set, spaghetti. Good. And we're done. That was so fun. Nice jam. Which one would you like? Which toy would you like? The orange one. Okay, let's go get it. Let's go. Ready, set, go. So, our little string to the wall now. Help him grab it. Very good. Get orange. Yeah, that was so good. Hey, can we lay down for two seconds? What? Look at me. Look at me. Where are you? Great job. You're done. Very good. Okay. Bye. See you later. Very good. Awesome. So, as you can see now, he's starting to open up. He's already crawled on the wall. He's done a little swim to me, a swim to the wall, swim to the bench. We've laid on his back. So, as we clean up, they usually start to end up playing with the toys that they're holding, and they start to relax a little bit