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Aprende a superar miedos y dudas con Indie y su amiga Maya, quienes están emocionados por empezar las clases de natación... hasta que Indie se da cuenta de que tiene que meter la cabeza bajo el agua.
My 4-year-old was nervous about swim class, and this story’s focus on putting his head underwater really helped her see it’s okay to feel scared. The illustrations are gentle and the dialogue feels natural, not preachy. She asked me to read it three times in a row.
This book perfectly captured our daughter's own hesitation about swim lessons — the page where Indie worries about putting his face underwater was almost too real. She asked me to read it three times in a row, and now she’s excited to practice blowing bubbles in the bath.
My son was nervous about swim class too, so seeing Indie work through his fear of putting his face underwater really helped him open up about it. The story feels real and the dialogue between the kids is spot-on.
My son usually fights anything that involves water on his face, but the moment Indie's head-underwater fear showed up on the page, he actually leaned in and started asking questions. That specific scene about putting your head underwater made him feel less alone in his own hesitation.
My daughter was so nervous about swim class, but reading about Indie putting his head underwater really helped her relate. The illustrations capture that anxious feeling perfectly. It's already become a bedtime favorite for us.
My 6-year-old is usually too cool for books, but Indie's underwater anxiety hooked her immediately. She kept pointing at the illustrations and saying "that's me!" as Indie worked through his fears. The way it handles that head-underwater hurdle feels exactly right for a hesitant young swimmer.
Our 4-year-old was terrified of bath time, but after reading about Indie's fear of putting his head underwater, he actually asked to practice blowing bubbles in the tub. The way the story names that specific worry made it click for him. I'm so glad we found this for swim lesson prep.
This book was a game-changer for getting my son comfortable with the idea of putting his head underwater. He related so much to Indie’s hesitation with the first swim lesson, and seeing how the story played out helped ease his own anxiety. Just the right length for a bedtime read that sparks conversation.
My 5-year-old was nervous about swim class, and this book's underwater scene with Indie really helped her talk through that fear. The illustrations showing Maya encouraging him felt so real to her.
My nephew kept asking to stop his swim lessons until we read this together—the underwater part really clicked for him. He actually tried putting his face in the pool the next day, which was a huge win for us. The story’s focus on that specific fear makes it perfect for hesitant little swimmers.