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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.

Importance of Turning Skills for Water Safety: Teaching Babies to Turn Underwater

Turning skills are a vital component of water safety for babies and young children. It is important for babies to learn how to turn to safety, whether it’s towards a parent, a ledge, or the side of the pool. This skill can be introduced to babies who have good breath control and have been attending regular swimming lessons, usually between 8 to 12 months of age.

5 Essential Tips for Safe and Enjoyable Showering with Your Baby.

Showering with baby is an ideal bonding activity that can be easily incorporated into a bedtime routine. There are some important tips to follow for a safe and enjoyable experience. These include wearing a T-shirt to prevent slipping, setting a warm water temperature, acclimatizing baby to the shower spray, teaching breath control through conditioning, and using positive social referencing to make the experience fun. Never leave baby unattended and always supervise during bath and shower time.

10 Months – Enhancing Evie’s Swimming Skills at 10 Months

At 10 months old, Evie is gaining more confidence and independence in the water. This month, the focus is on extending her breath control, floating to and from the ledge, and introducing safety turns. On land, Evie is now capable of walking along a wall, climbing up stairs, and loves to dance.

6 Months – Grandpa Laurie and Baby Evie’s Swimming Routine at 6 Months

Grandpa Laurie takes over swimming lessons for 6-month-old Evie. The focus is on building her independence in the water by getting her to grip and hold on. Cup conditioning and increasing breath control are still important, and Evie is now capable of free floating. Shallow water exploration is also introduced, but always under adult supervision within arms reach.