Adults Swimming Lessons

Despite the fact that children can begin learning to swim at any age, it is highly beneficial to begin as early as four months of age. In their infancy, babies are like blank slates and are capable of absorbing new skills and techniques very quickly. In addition to enhancing their physical development, swimming helps them develop cognitively and emotionally at this stage. As a result of early exposure to this essential life skill, babies who begin swimming early tend to outperform their peers.

Swimming lessons for babies last 30 minutes per session

Your private/condo pool is a great venue for the swimming lessons if you have one. 

Alternatively, you can let us know where you are most convenient, and we will arrange swimming lessons at a nearby public pool.

It can take several months for babies to become comfortable in the water and learn to swim short distances. This depends on the baby’s age and level of comfort with the water. Swimming lessons can help speed up the process.

Yes, parents need to be in the water with their baby during lessons, as it is important for them to be with the baby in order to provide comfort and support. Being in the water also helps the baby to feel safe and secure while they are learning.

You should bring a swim diaper, a towel, sunscreen, and some protective swimwear for your baby. You may also want to bring a few toys and an inflatable float to make the experience more enjoyable for your baby.

Baby swimming lessons usually take place once a week, and each lesson lasts for 30 minutes.

Yes, we do offer a paid trial lesson. This gives you and your baby the chance to get comfortable with the pool environment and to see if you both enjoy the experience before committing to a full term of lessons.

Yes, it is possible. Depending on the availability of instructors and the availability of the pool, you may be able to arrange for more frequent lessons. We can discuss your needs and determine what would work best for you.