Baby & Me
Why should your baby start swim at a young age?
With developmental toys, songs, and structured play, you and your child will experience the fun of swimming in our Baby and Me classes. We will teach you many beginning safe swimming skills, while teaching proper techniques for submersion. With a maximum of 8 children (each with one adult) in our 30-minute class, you will learn important safety skills while introducing your child to the magical world of the water.
Studies have also shown that baby swimming...
• improves the child’s physical development
• enhances neurological development
• strengthens the child’s emotional and social development
• expands cerebral communication
• increases memory capacity
A recent study from Griffith University in Australia found accelerated academic performance in children who participated in swimming classes.Click to view study
We offer two class levels to address your child’s specific developmental needs.
30 minutes, once per week
Maximum of 8 children
Ducklings and Lil' Quacks - $85 / month*
Big Duckies - $115 / month*
*Based on 1x/week. If there are 3 or 5 lessons in a month – or you start mid-month, tuition will be prorated accordingly. Prices based on $21.25 per lesson for Ducklings and Lil' Quacks and $28.75 per lesson for Big Duckies.
Baby swimming helps develop a lifelong love for the water.
Ducklings (6 – 15 months)Register Here
We will introduce fundamental skills and important safety lessons including submersion, backfloats, and exploring buoyancy and breath control through structured activities, games and songs.
Lil’ Quacks (16 - 24 months)Register Here
Lil' Quacks is our class for older babies, and babies who have graduated from the Ducklings class. The class includes songs and games specifically for this developmental stage, along with increased independent activity and movement in the water preparing your baby for private lessons.
Big Duckies (24 - 36 months)Register Here
For toddlers or graduates of Lil' Quacks. Working on more advanced skills, including paddles, kicks, jumps, and returning to the wall. Instructor will work with the parent to assist the child in safety skills and independent swimming.
