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Infant Aquatics
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Infant Aquatics/Swim*Float*Swim is a top-notch facility with its staff, amenities, and instruction. A parent/guardian cannot ask for a cleaner facility to send their children to swim lessons....and the pool is very warm and uses saline!! The atmosphere is fun and bright! The option to sit down and enjoy a healthy snack (yours or from the vending machines) at their convenient tables is great--no messes in the car after a strenuous activity! We enjoyed the viewing deck, that is at a raised level with the pool, for great home videos of your little ones learning progress. Not to mention we could sit and watch lessons while our youngest was climbing all over the fun play area-because you can conveniently see both areas from the observation deck!
Your child(ren) will come here enjoying every moment of learning water survival skills--and how fun the water can be! ~Yes! There are a few difficult days for those stubborn kiddos that don't want to try new things out of fear. Water can be scary, so that is when my son realized he had to learn how to swim or it would always be scary. It is ok, we got through it and now I can relax around the water {pool or boating} ...knowing that in the event of an accident, my children are going to be able to help themselves. Such a relief.
My son enjoyed his experience so much, he asked to come back for the Fun Days group classes to continue swimming through the winter. This also allows him to continue his skill perfection and continue his confidence in the water. ....plus+it is so wonderful to have a happy, yet tired kiddo!
You cannot put a price on teaching your child(ren) how to survive a water encounter -good or bad- the proper way. We tried other facilities and the instruction CANNOT top the fact that my son learned how to SWIM FLOAT SWIM in 3 weeks!!! 3 weeks at 4 days per week, 20minutes per day!!! He had no prior lesson that taught him much but how to splash and sing water songs!
I would not recommend any other place! These lessons are one of the best gifts you could ever give your child. ...Life long lessons that will forever give you peace of mind that your child can survive and HAVE FUN in the water!!! :) We are so grateful! Thank you Judy!!!
I encourage you to drop by and check out the place and preview some of the lessons that are being taught. See for yourself how many happy children and parents are constantly coming and going from this place. This place will teach your child, young or old, how to swim. They are that good!! Gentle instruction and loving instructors make a huge difference.
Best of luck with your search on finding a great place to teach your child how to swim!
~mom of 5year old boy and 18month old girl~
SIDE NOTE:
I was taught how to swim at the age of 3.5years old by Judy (owner of Infant Aquatics/Swim*Float*Swim) in the 80's. Judy also taught my brother at age of 2. These were the only lessons my brother and I ever had. We grew up around the beaches and swim team. The only reason we were around the water and loved the water as much as we did, was because we were taught how to swim at such a young age and gained such confidence to enjoy these water activities. My mother and I are so glad we found Judy again!
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