The sooner a child discovers the freedom of buoyancy and underwater swimming, the more relaxed and independent he or she will become.
Swimming lessons at early age helps in their physical, social and emotional development. It also helps them to prepare for proper swimming and leads them to healthy lifestyle! In addition, research shows early swimming also helps young child in growing sense of self-esteem, confidence and independence.
Our aquatic specialists are committed to ensure a comfortable learning experience for you and your child. We have specially designed our syllabus in a step by step manner to cater to young children’s ability. Join us now for the fun journey, witness every stage of your child’s growth!
Equipping your baby / infant with the skills needed for water survival is probably the greatest gift you can give to him / her that lasts a lifetime. This is inline with our vision of "Enabling Water-Safe Kids".
Swimming with your newborn is also a fantastic time to bond. The constant holding, guiding, leading and verbal cues between you and your child present a precious opportunity for fostering stronger bonds.
Free from the restrictions of gravity by being in a completely weightless environment, your baby will get to use muscles that he/she will not otherwise use on land.
Being in a company of two or more people enables your baby to develop the full spectrum of their cognitive abilities, such as information processing, social awareness, and perceptual skills.
The age bands below are a guideline only, each swimmer is taught according to their own individual level.
Being in a new environment such as water, your baby will learn to be acquainted and acclimatized with being in it, as well as its nature and characteristics.
The weightless nature of being in the water aids your baby to learn how to stay afloat independently with minimal aids or external support.
Your baby will learn how to control his / her breath, when to breathe, when not breathe, as well as breathe recovery with the appropriate verbal and kin-aesthetic cues.
You baby will learn to be comfortable in the water, from quick, partial water submersion to momentary full submersion, along with the appropriate breath control techniques.
Children are typically by this stage quite confident in the water; these sessions work further on developing breath control and developing arm and leg action so children learn to propel themselves through the water. Children and parents will also engage in numerous playful activities in and around the pool, such as walking, wading and jumping to foster an understanding of a child's sense of balance and gain greater independence.