Baby Swimming Basics
Join Lulu on her exciting baby swimming journey at 20 months old! Watch as we prioritize creating a fun and happy environment to build her water confidence. Our early learn-to-swim lessons aim to foster a love and respect for the water while ensuring a safe and secure environment with active adult supervision. Follow along as Lulu masters essential swimming skills using our building block approach, progressing from kicking to independent swims and submersions. Witness her achievements as she confidently swims from wall to wall and tackles new challenges. Subscribe and be part of our supportive community, dedicated to nurturing your baby’s water skills in a positive and rewarding way!
Family Swim Lesson – Enhance Your Child’s Development through Baby Swimming
Discover the joy of family swim lessons and unlock the countless benefits of baby swimming. Strengthen family bonds, nurture your child’s development, and boost their confidence in the water. Join us for a top-notch program that combines formal swimming lessons with water play, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for your little ones. Dive in and create lasting memories as your child flourishes in the pool with our expert guidance and active adult supervision.
Supervision for Baby Swimming and Bath Time Play
Supervision around the pool is extremely important with children. We detail why it is so important and the need to remain diligent especially when it relates to your baby swimming lesson journey.
The Benefits of Early Years Swimming Programs
A study by Professor Robyn Jorgensen, published in the journal Pediatrics in 2015, found that children who participated in early years swimming programs achieved many milestones earlier than the average population. The study also found that swimming children performed significantly better than the normal population across physical, cognitive, social and linguistic measures. This was regardless of social background and gender.
Our Top 10 Performing Baby Swimming Videos On Youtube
We go through our top 10 Baby Swimming Videos and outline the learning outcomes throughout each. From Down turnarounds, kicking, paddling, shallow water exploration we have extensive library of Baby Swimming Videos on our Youtube Channel.
What Do Babies Do In Swimming Lessons
Baby swim classes are an ideal activity for parents and caregivers to enjoy with their child. Water familiarization is a vital stage of the learn to swim class. Here the baby and the caregiver become relaxed and confident in the water. These early experiences with the water will set the tone for all future learning.
The Benefits of Singing to Babies
We explore the benefits of singing to babies and how this impacts their overall well-being.
Baby Swimming Lessons and Our Youtube Members Community!
Discover the best baby swimming membership community online. Our caring and supportive swim school uses proven techniques to help your child learn to swim in a safe and positive environment. From water familiarization to propulsion, we tailor our approach to each child’s individual readiness. Join now and give your child the gift of swimming.
The Developmental Benefits of Starting Children Swimming at 4 Months: Why Early Lessons Make a Difference
Our recent YouTube video featuring children learning to swim as young as 4 months has generated many questions. While development rates are not a measurement, years of research show that starting baby swimming lessons early can have a significant impact on a child’s comfort and rate of progression in the water. Learn about the benefits of early swim lessons, including improved physical and cognitive skills, increased water safety, and the opportunity for parent-child bonding.
Why Blue Swimsuits May Pose a Risk for Water Safety.
A recent warning from a swim teacher has raised concerns about the potential danger of blue swimsuits for children. While it’s important to be aware of such risks, the most crucial factor in ensuring children’s safety in the water is proper supervision. Regardless of what swimsuits they are wearing, parents and caregivers must provide constant and undivided attention to their children while swimming to prevent tragic accidents.