Happy Tots Club

Fun and quality swim lessons from birth onwards


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Sessions

Separate classes by age and abilities

Babies


From birth to 18 months old

A gentle introduction to the water for babies and parents, focusing on bonding, comfort, and early water safety skills through fun and soothing activities.

Toddlers


1 year old to 2 years old

Engage toddlers in water exploration, building confidence and developing basic swimming skills while strengthening the parent-child bond through playful water activities.

Preschoolers


3 years old to 4 years old

Fun, structured lessons that help preschoolers develop water safety skills, balance, and coordination, all while parents support and encourage their child's progress.

Kids I


5 years old to 7 years old

Focused on teaching foundational swimming techniques and building confidence in the water, this class combines instruction with parent involvement for encouragement and safety.

Kids II


5 years to 15 years old

For children who have mastered basic skills, this advanced class refines stroke technique, builds endurance, and improves water safety for more confident swimmers.

Adults


16 years old and up

Tailored for adult swimmers of all levels, this class focuses on improving technique, building stamina, and enhancing water confidence, whether you're a beginner or experienced swimmer.

Benefits of Early Swimming

Bonding and Connection

These classes provide a unique opportunity for parents and babies to bond in a calm, supportive environment. The physical closeness during swimming strengthens the emotional connection and promotes trust between parent and child.

Early Water Safety

Introducing babies to water early helps them become comfortable and familiar with the aquatic environment. Parents can also learn essential water safety techniques, ensuring that both they and their babies are prepared for future water experiences.

Cognitive and Physical Development

Swimming promotes physical and cognitive growth. Studies, like one published in Pediatrics (2014), show that water activities help improve motor skills, muscle strength, and coordination, while stimulating brain development.

Parent Support and Community

Parent and baby swimming classes often foster a sense of community, allowing parents to meet others in similar stages of life. Sharing experiences and tips with other parents can provide support and encouragement.

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