Drowning is silent. “I can’t handle hearing my baby cry” I understand. I’m a mom too. Can I offer you a different perspective? A crying baby, is a breathing baby. DROWNING. IS. SILENT. When a child is drowning, they are vertical in the water. Their face comes up for MAYBE one second to grab a breath and they go back under the water. They don’t have time to scream for help. That is why drowning is silent. ISR teaches your child to float ON THEIR BACK. Where they have constant access to air. A crying baby, IS A BREATHING BABY!
3 people, 1 team, and only 6 seconds on the clock! 😂🔥 The teamwork is crazy, but the pressure makes it even funnier. Who do you think would win this challenge? 👀