Beginner Comfort Skills - This is the perfect introduction for your baby (because there are great reasons to start him/her swimming well before their first birthday.) With an adult in the water, everyone will be singing group songs, practicing tummy time, and getting the kids used to being comfortable and having an awesome experience in the water. They’ll also practice their grasp reflex, move on to holding onto the wall and eventually inching their way down it — because once they’re ready, these baby swimmers will learn the proper technique to get out of the water safely: “elbow, elbow, tummy, knee.”

Swim Skills - Yes, your baby will begin learning the building blocks to those key swim skills! They will be able to work on their pulling paddle, do a short “Superman” glide, float on their backs in the sea otter position and practice kicking while holding onto the barbell. Water Town Swim School instructors use integrity, compassion and trust to teach these necessary skills to your little ones. Every kid should know these skills in the water.

Underwater Skills - For many kids, becoming accustomed to having water splashed in their faces and going underwater is easier to do the younger they start doing it! So,Water Town Swim School instructors — along with parents — help kids be able to go underwater and hold their breath for a few seconds.

Pool Skills - This is when your little swimmer gets even more used to being in the water, with fun group songs and activities. Your child will be able to hold onto the wall solo, do a little crab walking along the wall with some help and work on getting out of the pool safely by climbing up using “elbow, elbow, tummy, knee.”

Swim Skills - You’ll smile in awe as your toddler lets go of you and does a “Superman” glide from you to the step on the side of the pool and when your “baby” shows off a pulling paddle and confident back float. It will definitely give you cause to celebrate!

Underwater Skills - By now, your little one will be used to having water in his or her face. He or she will also be comfortable being dipped under water. This is important in teaching proper breath control, which goes a long way in the underwater skills the kids are learning at Water Town Swim School — including going underwater and rolling over, and having a nice 10-second breath control. It's these building skills that make Water Town Swim School worth every cent!

Pool Skills -   In this level they’ll also work on holding onto the wall solo, doing a crab walk along the wall, and getting out of the pool safely by climbing up using “elbow, elbow, tummy, knee.”

Swim Skills - Want to know a great way to burn that 2-year-old constant energy? Swim lessons! Your busy little goldfish will be learning how to kick while holding onto a barbell and how to do a “Superman” glide for 5-feet — along with jumping into the water, turning around and swimming back to the wall!

Underwater Skills - Breath control is very important. At Water Town Swim School, your goldfish will learn how to dip underwater for 10 seconds, dip underwater and rollover from the step, and dip underwater and turn back around to the step.

Summer camps is a great way to really kickstart swimming for beginners. What is great is how fast your child will progress with regular daily classes. See our before and after video of previous swim camps. Children go from day 1 of being scared to even enter the pool to day 15 swimming 10 feet on their own under water! What is even better are all the techniques parents learn in the summer camp so they can continue practicing with their child on their own at the pool of their choice. Your child will practice everything from front strokes, back floating, diving, pool safety, and overall comfort in the water. Parents will learn so much in this class, you won’t be disappointed! Summer camp, you must join all classes and cannot pick and choose which class to attend.