Bubbling

Hold your child in the armpit grip (just like in the core exercise). After making a few silly faces and if the child reacts positively to a nose boop, you can try bubbling. Blow into the water with your mouth to create bubbles. Start by bubbling near yourself, and in the next step, move closer to the child. Always observe how the child reacts. If they seem to enjoy the bubbling, you can even blow bubbles on the child’s belly. This exercise also focuses on playful interaction in the water, with the main goal being to help the child feel comfortable and happy in the water.

10-Week Plan
The
Bubbling
exercise is used to learn the following core exercises and swimming styles:

Getting Babies Used to Water

This exercise allows your child to experience water resistance for the first time. Hold your child with both hands under their armpits, placing your thumbs on their chest and the rest of your fingers on their shoulder blades. Gently sway your child three times from left to right. Next, walk 5 meters backward while maintaining eye contact. Finally, walk the 5 meters forward again. Throughout the exercise, focus on maintaining a positive and encouraging energy.

More Exercises
Ring Diving
From 5 Years
Baby Swimming on the tummy
from 6 months
Cannonball jump
from 4 years