Advanced Water Tots (28-35 months)

Your child will develop into a more confident, independent swimmer in Advanced Water Tots. In this parent-child class, the instructor will provide you with verbal cues and support holds to encourage your toddler to try new swim techniques. Your little swimmer will learn how to submerge unassisted, blow bubbles while submerged, perform arm motions for freestyle and backstroke, and perform simultaneous arm and leg motions on their front and back. Your toddler will also learn how to respond to safety commands, understand safe pool entry and feel comfortable and happy in the water. Parent/guardian must accompany child in water during class.

Your child will develop into a more confident, independent swimmer in Advanced Water Tots. In this parent-child class, the instructor will provide you with verbal cues and support holds to encourage your toddler to try new swim techniques. Your little swimmer will learn how to submerge unassisted, blow bubbles while submerged, perform arm motions for freestyle and backstroke, and perform simultaneous arm and leg motions on their front and back. Your toddler will also learn how to respond to safety commands, understand safe pool entry and feel comfortable and happy in the water. Parent/guardian must accompany child in water during class.

Your child will develop into a more confident, independent swimmer in Advanced Water Tots. In this parent-child class, the instructor will provide you with verbal cues and support holds to encourage your toddler to try new swim techniques. Your little swimmer will learn how to submerge unassisted, blow bubbles while submerged, perform arm motions for freestyle and backstroke, and perform simultaneous arm and leg motions on their front and back. Your toddler will also learn how to respond to safety commands, understand safe pool entry and feel comfortable and happy in the water. Parent/guardian must accompany child in water during class.

Your child will develop into a more confident, independent swimmer in Advanced Water Tots. In this parent-child class, the instructor will provide you with verbal cues and support holds to encourage your toddler to try new swim techniques. Your little swimmer will learn how to submerge unassisted, blow bubbles while submerged, perform arm motions for freestyle and backstroke, and perform simultaneous arm and leg motions on their front and back. Your toddler will also learn how to respond to safety commands, understand safe pool entry and feel comfortable and happy in the water. Parent/guardian must accompany child in water during class.

Your child will develop into a more confident, independent swimmer in Advanced Water Tots. In this parent-child class, the instructor will provide you with verbal cues and support holds to encourage your toddler to try new swim techniques. Your little swimmer will learn how to submerge unassisted, blow bubbles while submerged, perform arm motions for freestyle and backstroke, and perform simultaneous arm and leg motions on their front and back. Your toddler will also learn how to respond to safety commands, understand safe pool entry and feel comfortable and happy in the water. Parent/guardian must accompany child in water during class.

Your child will develop into a more confident, independent swimmer in Advanced Water Tots. In this parent-child class, the instructor will provide you with verbal cues and support holds to encourage your toddler to try new swim techniques. Your little swimmer will learn how to submerge unassisted, blow bubbles while submerged, perform arm motions for freestyle and backstroke, and perform simultaneous arm and leg motions on their front and back. Your toddler will also learn how to respond to safety commands, understand safe pool entry and feel comfortable and happy in the water. Parent/guardian must accompany child in water during class.

Your child will develop into a more confident, independent swimmer in Advanced Water Tots. In this parent-child class, the instructor will provide you with verbal cues and support holds to encourage your toddler to try new swim techniques. Your little swimmer will learn how to submerge unassisted, blow bubbles while submerged, perform arm motions for freestyle and backstroke, and perform simultaneous arm and leg motions on their front and back. Your toddler will also learn how to respond to safety commands, understand safe pool entry and feel comfortable and happy in the water. Parent/guardian must accompany child in water during class.