MY Programs
Swim-Float-Swim
Roll-Back-to-Float
Ages 2-6 years. Designed for walking children to learn the full Swim-Float-Swim sequence so they can move through the water, roll to their back to breathe, and continue to safety with confidence.
Ages 6 months to 2 years. Teaches infants to roll from a face-down position into a stable back float, rest, and breathe until help arrives, even if they enter the water unexpectedly.
Make sure to also register and get approved with ISR.
2026 Session: Starting Oct 5th (Mon–Fri, 6 weeks). Tuition is $185 per week. A one-time $105 ISR registration fee is paid directly to ISR.
2027 Winter Session: Starting Jan 4th (Mon–Fri, 6 weeks). Tuition is $185 per week. A one-time $105 ISR registration fee is paid directly to ISR.
About Me
Hi, I’m Grace. As a mom of two young boys, ages 2 and 8 months, I know how scary water can be. Im passionate about safety, I traveled to Florida for two months to become ISR certified because I couldn't find local options. I’m proud to be the only certified ISR instructor in Wisconsin, dedicated to giving your children life-saving skills.
What Are ISR Lessons?
ISR (Infant Swimming Resource) lessons are one-on-one survival swimming lessons designed to give infants and young children the skills to respond if they unexpectedly find themselves in the water.
Unlike traditional swim lessons, ISR focuses first on survival. Depending on your child’s age and developmental abilities, they learn to independently roll onto their back to float, rest, and breathe, or to complete the full Swim-Float-Swim sequence to reach a point of safety.
Lessons are just 10 minutes a day, Monday–Friday, allowing skills to be built gradually through consistent, individualized instruction.
The goal goes beyond learning how to swim. It’s about giving your child confidence, independence, and an additional layer of protection around water—while giving parents greater peace of mind.
ONE-ON-ONE • SURVIVAL SKILLS • WATER COMPETENCE •
Parent FAQs
What exactly is ISR?
ISR (Infant Swimming Resource) is a global leader in survival swimming. It teaches infants and toddlers life-saving skills to survive an accidental water entry.
What ages do you work with?
We work with children ages 6 months to 6 years. Skills are tailored to their specific developmental stage and physical ability.
How long are the lessons?
Lessons are 10 minutes long, scheduled Monday through Friday. Consistency is key for building muscle memory and confidence in young learners.
Is crying normal or safe?
Crying is a normal way for pre-verbal children to communicate frustration. It is safe, and we work gently to build trust and skill quickly.
What should we bring?
Bring three towels, a reusable swim diaper, and a change of clothes. Ensure your child hasn't eaten for at least 1.5 - 2 hours before the lesson.
How long to learn survival?
Most children learn basic survival skills within a 6-week session. Every child is an individual and learns at their own unique pace.
Parents' Stories
Grace is incredibly patient and we feel so lucky to have Wisconsin’s only certified ISR instructor here. My daughter has gained so much confidence.
Sarah Jenkins
"We love the focus on water safety. It's a professional and supportive space for our children to learn at their own pace."
Michael Chen
"The lessons are fun and the instructors are certified. My son is finally comfortable in the water and loves coming back."
Elena Rodriguez
"The progress is remarkable. It's a joy to see our children learn and grow in such a safe and encouraging environment."
David Miller
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Every child undergoes a comprehensive safety screening. Our certified instruction ensures your swimmer develops muscle memory and confidence through personalized, one-on-one care.
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