"mermaid mantra calms crying toddler"

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Swim instructor calms a teary toddler with his 'mermaid mantra' and now the adults are crying

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Tyler Reed , owner of Triton Aquatic Training in Tampa , Florida , recently went viral after teaching the "mermaid mantra" to a young student who was clearly having a hard time learning to swim.

In a video, Reed encourages the little girl to repeat the mantra and, through sobs, we hear the most adorable little voice in the whole world repeat, “I'm beeg. I'm bave. I’m boobooball”.

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informal

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English

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