TODDLER SWIM LESSONS

Toddler swim lessons not only teach children how to swim but also teach parents how to keep their children safe in and around water. This is crucial since children ages 1-4 are the most susceptible to accidental drowning most often at a home pool under the supervision of a caregiver who has lost sight of them for less than 5 minutes. Toddler swim lessons are more than just an extracurricular activity. They are a life saving skill proven to reduce the risk of drowning by up to 88%.

Our swim lessons use an imaginative approach encouraging toddlers to explore the water and learn new skills. We engage children by using songs, rhymes and games to practice new skills. Private toddler swim lessons allow every child to progress at his or her own rate and ensure their safety by working with an instructor one-on-one.

TODLER SWIMMING LEVELS

LEVEL I

  • Independent water entry and exit
  • Blow bubbles
  • Supported front float
  • Supported back float
  • Roll from back to front with support
  • Roll from front to back with support
  • Supported kicking on front
  • Supported kicking on back
  • Alternating arms with support
  • Kicking and arms with support
  • Swim on front 10 yards with a float
  • Swim on back 10 yards with a float

LEVEL II

  • Submerge face and hold breath for 3 seconds
  • Retrieve an object underwater
  • Bob 10 times
  • Jump in and swim back to the wall with assistance
  • Front float for 3 seconds
  • Front glide 2 body lengths recovering to vertical position with assistance
  • Back float for 3 seconds
  • Back glide 2 body lengths recovering to vertical position with assistance
  • Roll from back to front with assistance
  • Roll from front to back with assistance
  • Tread water for 15 seconds
  • Front flutter kick 10 yards with support
  • Back flutter kick 10 yards with support
  • Front paddle 10 yards breathing with assistance
  • Back paddle 10 yards with assistance

LEVEL III

  • Jump in and swim back to wall independently
  • Hold breath under water for 10 seconds
  • Float in a face-down position for 10 seconds: Front Float, Jellyfish Float, Tuck Float
  • Recover front a front float/glide to vertical position
  • Recover from back float or glide to vertical position
  • Back float for 15 seconds
  • Change direction of travel while swimming on front or back
  • Tread water for 30 seconds
  • Front paddle 25 yards with pop up breathing
  • Back paddle 25 yards
  • Retrieve dive toy