Let children test the water
Let your child tester the water regularly by playing games in the bathroom. This will help children gradually get used to the water and no longer feel scared when standing under the water.
In addition, to create excitement for children, don't forget to give attractive rewards to help them be bold and forget their fear of water.
Use a mini swimming pool
According to some advice from psychologists, the way to get children gradually used to the water is to create a compact swimming space, not too wide so that children feel safe. Using a mini swimming pool at home will help children get used to it quickly and play in the water without fear.
Encourage children to play in mini tanks at home and gradually instruct them on how to swim at the right water level for their baby's height.
Playing together, chatting with children and giving compliments will help them become more confident and no longer feel afraid of water like before.
Taking children to the swimming pool
Before taking children to practice swimming in large swimming pools, parents should encourage and stimulate their curiosity to help children overcome their fear. Be patient with taking your children to the swimming pool every day to watch other children swim and play, and this will help children adapt soon, no longer feeling overwhelmed by the space of the large swimming pool.
With their mischievous nature, children will want to challenge themselves. However, it is recommended by psychologists that parents should especially monitor their children closely in the first days of swimming or can hire a swimming teacher to help them quickly swim properly as well as ensure safety in all aspects.
