Yesterday, I had Jenna on her tummy in the pool and put a toy in front of her so she would try and reach for it. To my surprise she started kicking and did a little paddling to get to the toy floating ahead of her. The teacher (Lisa) was just as surprised as I was that she was doing this. I did notice in Hawaii (see video that was posted) that when she was in her floaty toy she was kicking to move around, but this was new to us. She is usually pretty serious while in the pool and only really cares about chewing on a rubber duck and will smile when I blow bubbles, so it was nice to see her "swimming" and getting excited. I look forward to try again next week and then the Olympic trials! No pressure Jenna :)
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Olympics in My Future?
Yesterday, I had Jenna on her tummy in the pool and put a toy in front of her so she would try and reach for it. To my surprise she started kicking and did a little paddling to get to the toy floating ahead of her. The teacher (Lisa) was just as surprised as I was that she was doing this. I did notice in Hawaii (see video that was posted) that when she was in her floaty toy she was kicking to move around, but this was new to us. She is usually pretty serious while in the pool and only really cares about chewing on a rubber duck and will smile when I blow bubbles, so it was nice to see her "swimming" and getting excited. I look forward to try again next week and then the Olympic trials! No pressure Jenna :)
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She is amazing ... I'll start fundraising for her Olympic training!
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