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What Should my 2-year-old be able to do in the Pool?

Your 2-year-old, when in the pool, will combine the paddling and kicking actions to move efficiently through the water. The child will also be capable of performing water safety and survival skills. During this stage children can become very mobile in the swimming lesson. The child’s physical development on land […]

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Swimming Lessons for My One-Year-Old

Baby will start to swim through the water using primitive actions like a dolphin wriggle or the crawling action. Baby is starting to become increasingly independent in the water. Between 12 to 18 months, baby becomes very mobile. They will have mastered crawling, walking and will begin running. Baby’s ability […]

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Baby’s First Swim in the Pool – Teaching Tips

Learning to swim can start at any age. However, 4-8 months is the perfect time to start formal learn to swim lessons. Parents are more confident interacting with their baby. In addition, baby is gaining better neck control and a real interest in new and exciting situations. Baby’s growth and development will […]

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Building Breath Control in the Water

Breath control is an essential element in the learn to swim process. By teaching children breath control, we make the first submersion, free from fuss and trauma. Teaching breath control to babies from 0-2 years is best done by conditioning. Here, we prepare baby for their first under water experience. […]

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Is it too Late to Start Swimming Lessons with my Child

Not all parents will get an opportunity to introduce their baby to the water from birth. It is a common misconception that if children do not start from birth, then they are incapable of catching up. And therefore, cannot achieve great swimming skills. Forty years teaching experience has shown that […]

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