the boys have had swimming lessons for the past four weeks and they
have had a lot of fun in the water. Kaleb, my 2 1/2 yr old,
is fearless, which is very scary. Zach, my 4 yr old, is timid
and has to be pulled in.

this is kaleb diving in

always head first

Zach climbing out

Zach on the side seeing what Kaleb is doing

Kaleb taking his turn.
Kaleb will dive for toys at the bottom of the pool and retrieve them (with a little help getting to the bottom). Zach is very reluctant just putting his face in the water. Kaleb would be the reason we never will own a pool. he loves to jump off the diving board and almost did yesterday with no one to catch him. I about had a heart attach. I wish I would have remembered my camera for that day :(