ISR - Infant Swim Resource

http://www.infantswim.com/ I feel extremely passionate about aquatic survival, and I am proud to say that Braxton is a recent graduate of his first ISR course.

After my mother in law sent me the video of Miles from YouTube, the rest is history. Most of you know this, because you have received emails from me regarding this form of swim training. Please check it out - there is nothing like it. It may be pricey, but... Is there a monetary value for the life of your child? I know your answer is absolutely not!

We were blessed with a financial gift from my step mother at the exact time we were considering these lessons. As soon as we signed Braxton up, God then blessed me with a schedule full of private math tutoring opportunities. God will make a way!

Here is a clip from Braxton's lessons.

The others weren't playing properly, I will try to add more later. He is fully clothed with diaper and all - after 4 weeks!!

Random shots

Dad and Braxton at the Magnolia.

Pawpaw and Braxton at home. Braxton's silly newspaper hat.

Braxton's 'awesome' new Texas cap.

Bubba reading with Braxton.

T-ball

Braxton loves to play baseball...so David decided to turn the cat scratching post into a T. Now, Braxton can place the ball on the T and play as long as he wants.

As you know, David is encouraging Braxton to be left handed. One evening, Braxton was playing and David noticed he was on the 'wrong' side of the batters box. Therefore, David proceeded to walk Braxton around (all the way around) to the 'correct' side. I politely asked why he didn't just move him over 2 feet rather than walking him the long way around. I thought there might be a method to his madness, but there wasn't.

The next morning when Braxton woke up, he immediately went for the bat and ball. The following video shows that he remembered what his Daddy taught him the night before!

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