Children’s Learn-to-Swim Lessons

Our children’s learn-to-swim program teaches essential water skills, safety, and confidence in a structured, age-appropriate progression. Lessons are designed for ages 6 months and up and grouped by age and ability to ensure focused instruction and steady skill development.

Our program prioritizes safety, skill mastery, and a positive experience to set the foundation for lifelong swimming.

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    • Designed for caregivers and children (typically ages 6 months to 3 years) to introduce water exploration and safety together

    • Focuses on building comfort in the water through supported activities, songs, and play

    • Teaches basic water-safety habits for caregivers, including constant supervision and safe poolside practices

    • Emphasizes development of motor skills, floating assistance, and gentle submersion experiences with caregiver support

    • Instructors model safe handling, entry/exit techniques, and approaches to reduce fear and encourage trust

    • Progression is child-led; skills are reinforced through repetition and fun, age-appropriate activities

    • Encourages gradual independence: moving from caregiver-assisted activities to guided solo practice when ready

    • Bonding time - parents, nannies, grandparents, aunts/uncles, etc,. All are welcome!

    • 87 degree pool!!!

    • Designed for children ages 4–5 with a focus on comfort and water exploration

    • Small class sizes to ensure close supervision and individualized attention

    • Emphasis on water safety skills: entering/exiting the pool safely and recognizing pool rules

    • Development of introductory breath control and face-submersion comfort through play-based activities

    • Introduction to floating on front and back with support to build confidence and buoyancy awareness

    • Assisted kicking and arm motions to begin developing basic propulsion skills

    • Use of songs, games, and repetition to reinforce skills and reduce fear of the water

    • Focus on social and motor-skill development: following directions, taking turns, and improving coordination

    • Instructors trained in American Red Cross teaching methods and pediatric safety, including CPR/AED awareness for young children

    • Flexible progression: lessons tailored to each child’s comfort level and developmental pace

    • Small class sizes: Low instructor-to-student ratios for individualized attention and safer learning

    • Skill progression: Breath control, floating, kicking, stroke introduction, water entry and exit, treading water, and basic survival skills

    • Safety and rescue awareness: Emphasis on pool rules, safe entry/exit, reaching assists, and how to call for help

    • Certified instructors: Lessons led by trained swim instructors experienced in child development and aquatic safety

    • Positive learning environment: Encouragement-based coaching to build confidence and reduce fear of the water

    Goals and outcomes

    • Comfortable, confident swimmers able to perform age-appropriate strokes and basic survival skills

    • Improved coordination, strength, and cardiovascular fitness

    • Knowledge of water safety practices that reduce risk around pools and open water
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