Swim School of Austin

It’s safe and enjoyable with our 92° water for the children and their caregivers in this class. The babies will learn how to pull, kick, and blow bubbles. The learning experience will be guided by games, songs, and other activities that make learning fun. Admission Requirements for Babies Classes The age group for this class is from six months to thirty-five months. Some parents or guardians must accompany the child into the water, and the children must put on the reusable swim diaper. The babies will learn how to move their arms to pull, and their legs to kick in order to propel themselves forward. The recommended time a baby can stay underwater and control their breath is ten seconds maximum. The babies will learn to float on their back gradually, blow bubbles, and sit back as they learn how to control their body movements. They will also learn how to climb the pool walls, crawl across the pool walls, and how to return to the pool wall when hurt. The class is for thirty minutes and will meet once a week. The student-teacher ratio is 6:1. Parents also Learn in This Class In the class, parents too will not be left behind. They will be taught some self-rescue, and motor skills like the baby, so they understand what their child is being taught and help them practice them later on. Most importantly, they will learn how to make the baby enjoy being in the water. Spend the time learning with your baby and other parents who are also having fun learning these swimming techniques.

The Swim School boasts rave reviews from a variety of users. Parents and children who have attended the Austin-based swimming programs have expressed their satisfaction. The family-friendly school provides swimming lessons for everyone, from toddlers to adults. Instructors such as Shay, Callie, and Sarah have gained praise for their expertise and friendly demeanor. One parent raved about how an instructor gained their child's trust and helped them overcome water anxiety. This reviewer also found the customer service to be excellent, quoting easy booking and a friendly staff. Most reviews reflect routines positive sentiments. adult and children students gush about significant improvements in their swimming skills. One particular parent found the one-on-one nature of the lessons to be more beneficial than packed community classes. The Swim School's reputation makes it a popular choice for many, but, the recent pandemic has made scheduling a bit more difficult. The mentioned presence of chlorine may also be uncomfortable for some swimmers, especially given the school's small size. The parents like that they can watch their children's classes from close by without disrupting the class. One parent called the school welcoming and made them feel at ease rather than scold for their children being scared to try new things.