My kid loves water, he loves swimming in the pool, and doesn’t mind splashing in the shallows, or if someone pours water on his head. However, when we go to the seaside and when the waves start rumbling, my kid just doesn’t want to get into the water. What is the problem? There is no problem. That's just a new situation you should overcome together with your child over time, no matter if the child is 6 months or 6 years old. It happens that children enjoy the waves and the se

Moje dete obožava vodu, kupa se u bazenu, ne smeta mu dok se prska u plićaku, niti kada ga neko polije po glavi. Međutim, kada dođemo na more i krenu talasi da huče, moje dete neće u vodu. U čemu je problem? Nema ga. To je samo nova situacija koju treba zajedno sa detetom da prerastete, bez obzira da li je beba od 6 meseci ili dete od 6 godina. Dešava se da deca koja su uživala svako leto u talasima i moru ove ili sledeće godine neće ni prst da stave u vodu, jednostavno im ta

Is it possible that someone living at the seaside comes up with: “We took our kids to the beach last year, and we didn’t have time to go there again later. Yeah, the water was cold, and we didn’t swim, we just played in the sand…” I was shocked. How come that in 365 days, you go to the beach only once even though it’s there under your nose? I know that we’re all in a rush, having things to do. But if you have the beach and the sea right out there, why missing them, even when

Da li je realno da neko ko živi na moru kaže: “Pre godinu dana odveli smo decu na plažu, posle nismo stigli. Da, voda je bila hladna i nismo se kupali, samo smo se igrali u pesku…” Ostao sam zatečen. Kako je moguće, da u 365 dana, kada ti je ispred nosa, samo jednom odeš na plažu? Jasno mi je da smo svi u žurbi, obavezama. Ali ako su plaža i more već tu, zašto ih propuštati, pa čak i ako baš danas nije dan za plivanje? Kada god imam vremena, a i kada nemam vodim decu na plažu

She used to swim for the SC Jadran from Herceg Novi, where she began her career, then for SC Vojvodina from Novi Sad and for the national team. Danijela Đikanović Franeta is a multiple national record holder and the champion of sprint butterfly and backstroke. As a coach of the national team of Montenegro, she has used her experience to make swimming “interesting” again in this region. For Swimming Dad as a #Blog guest, she tells us about a mountain, her choice for swimming p

Plivala je za PK Jadran iz Herceg Novog, odakle je i ponikla, potom za PK Vojvodinu iz Novog Sada i reprezentaciju. Danijela Đikanović Franeta, mnogostruka državna rekorderka i prvakinja sprinterskih deonica delfin i leđno. Danas kao trener državnog tima Crne Gore doprinela je svojim iskustvom da se plivanje “probudi” na ovim prostorima. Za Swimming Dad kao #Blog gost, otkriva da li je planina njen izbor za pripreme plivača leti, kao i da li više voli morsko ili planinsko sun