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Infant / Toddler Swimming

Age group: 6-36 Months

The Infant/Toddler Swim Class is a playful and engaging program designed for parents and caregivers to introduce essential water skills to their little swimmers. Through songs, fun activities, and gentle guidance, this class helps children become water-aware while developing at their own pace in a stress-free environment.

Benefits of Participation:

  • Life-Saving Skills: Equips your child with foundational water safety techniques, giving them a better chance of survival in the water.

  • All-Round Development: Supports the improvement of motor skills, perceptual abilities, and social interaction in a nurturing setting.

  • Building Confidence: Promotes self-assurance in the water while fostering a strong bond between parent and child.

  • Parent/Caregiver Involvement: Enhances trust and comfort as parents, grandparents, or caregivers actively participate in the learning journey.

Ensuring your baby or toddler becomes water-aware while feeling safe and happy in and around water is our top priority.

About Our Baby Classes: 

Class Ratio: One instructor to six parent-and-child pairs, ensuring personalized guidance and support.

Lesson Duration: Each class lasts 30 minutes, providing the perfect balance of fun and focus.

Learning Experience: Your child’s progress depends on their comfort level in the water, the parent’s attitude, and the frequency and consistency of attending classes.

Our goal is to create a positive and enjoyable environment where your little one can build water confidence and essential skills at their own pace.

Infant and toddler swimming refers to introducing babies and young children to water and teaching them basic water skills and safety. This activity is often done in a fun, engaging, and low-pressure environment, either with parents or trained instructors. Here’s a breakdown of key aspects:

Benefits of Infant and Toddler Swimming

Water Familiarity: Helps children become comfortable in water, reducing fear as they grow.

Physical Development: Promotes motor skill development, strength, and coordination.

Cognitive Growth: Encourages problem-solving and spatial awareness through play-based water activities.

Bonding: Provides quality time for parents and children, strengthening their relationship.

Safety Skills: Introduces essential water safety skills, such as floating and safe water entry.

Confidence: Builds confidence and independence in young children.

When to Start

Many programs accept infants as young as 6 months old & always consult your pediatrician if unsure about when to begin*.

What to Expect in Classes 

Parent-Child Participation: Parents often join their child in the water.

Gentle Introduction: Activities like splashing, floating, and playing with toys.

Safety Techniques: Teaching basic skills like holding onto the pool edge, blowing bubbles, and safe water exits.

Songs and Games: Engaging tools to make the experience fun and interactive.

Tips for Infant/Toddler Swimming

Choose a Suitable Pool: Warm water (around 86–92°F or 30–33°C) is ideal for infants & ensure the pool meets hygiene and safety standards.

Use Proper Gear: Swim diapers to avoid accidents | Rash guards or swimsuits for comfort.

Stay Safe: Never leave your child unattended, even in shallow water. Be aware of signs of fatigue or cold.

Focus on Fun: Keep sessions short (20–30 minutes) and enjoyable. Avoid pressuring the child to perform specific tasks.

Be Patient: Every child adapts at their own pace. Celebrate small achievements.

Red Flags: Avoid swimming if your child is sick or has open wounds. Be cautious of swallowing large amounts of water, which can lead to secondary drowning (though rare).