Baby Swimming Classes Cambridgeshire

Find swimming tutors for baby swimming classes in Cambridgeshire

Baby Swimming

Bumpercise & Aquatots, 39 Cambridge Rd, Cambridge, CB24 9NU
Tel. 01223 569067

Private Swimming Lessons, 8 Wrights Grove, Cambridge, CB21 5HY
Tel. 01223 473260

Primary Swim School, The Granta Pool Cambridge Rd, Cambridge, CB21 4NN
Tel. 0845 680 9876

Seals Swimming Lessons, The Grove Pool Campkin Rd, Cambridge, CB4 2NB
Tel. 0845 680 9876

Seals Swimming Lessons, The Windmill Pool Hale Rd, Cambridge, CB24 4QP
Tel. 0845 680 9876

Baby Swimming Classes: If you give baby swimming classes in Cambridgeshire please contact us for your free listing here. If you were searching for a private lessons in Cambridgeshire or any of the following areas, please let us know who you go to if they aren’t listed. We had a malicious hack recently and lost all our data so we would be very grateful for your help in replacing it.

Covering the following areas in Cambridgeshire: Abbots Ripton, Arrington, Barkway, Benwick, Bythorn, Cambridge, Castor, Caxton, Chatteris, Chrishall, Comberton, Cottenham, Croxton, Elsworth, Ely, Fowlmere, Gamlingay, Great Gransden, Guyhirn, Histon, Huntingdon, Isleham, Kelshall, Kimbolton, Madingley, Manea, March, Newton, Papworth St Agnes, Parson Drove, Peterborough, Potton, Prickwillow, Pymore, Ramsey, Royston, Sandy, St Ives, St. Neots, Steeple Morden, Stretham, Swavesey, Teversham, Tilbrook, Tydd, West Wratting, Willingham, Winwick, Wisbech, Wisbech St Mary, Wrestlingworth

Baby Swimming Classes  Cambridgeshire

This page is part of our Baby Swimming Classes directory for Cambridgeshire. If you weren’t looking for Baby Swimming Classes in Cambridgeshire please use the search at the bottom of the page


Baby Swimming Classes Cambridgeshire

Not finding what you need? Then please contact us to enquire about residential swimming lessons. Prices for our residential swimming courses can be found on our prices page. For your residential swimming lessons, you will be staying in the house next door to Irene’s private swimming pool. Facilities include kitchen, shower/bathroom, 1 double bedroom with clean bedding, lounge, tv/dvd/freeview, micro-wave, kettle, toaster, fridge and central heating. Baby swimming classes usually start at around 6 months although many recommend not till 12 months. Babies can be taken swimming immediately after giving birth! The NHS advises that babies can be taken swimming at any age but under 6 months, a large public pool is too cold for a baby.


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Do Babies Know How to Swim?

Newborn babies instinctively know not to breathe while their heads are submerged in water,” says Certified Nurse-Midwife Charlene Taylor, who has assisted in more than 50 water births near her Boston, Mass. home. “From what I’ve seen, it seems as if they know how to swim instinctively. Many of them open their eyes and move their limbs and propel themselves forward in the tubs.


Baby Swimming Teachers

Take a look at private lessons with us.

Private Swimming Lessons

 Baby Swimming – Private Lessons




Full List of areas covered on our Cambridgeshire Baby Swimming Classes Directory:

Abbots Ripton, Abbotsley, Abington Pigotts, Ailsworth, Alconbury, Alconbury Hill, Alconbury Weston, Aldreth, Alwalton, Apes Hall, Arrington, Ashley, Babraham, Bainton, Balsham, Bar Hill, Barham, Barnack, Barrington, Bartlow, Barton, Barway, Bassingbourn, Benwick, Bluntisham, Bottisham, Bourn, Boxworth, Boxworth End, Brampton, Brandon Bank, Brandon Creek, Bridgefoot, Brington, Brinkley, Broad Hill, Broughton, Buckden, Buckworth, Burrough End, Burrough Green, Burwell, Bury, Bythorn, Caldecote, Cambridge, Camps End, Carlton, Castle Camps, Castor, Catworth, Caxton, Caxton Gibbet, Chatteris, Cherry Hinton, Chesterton, Chettisham, Cheveley, Chippenham, Chittering, Chrishall Grange, Christchurch, Church End, Coates, Coldham, Colne, Comberton, Commercial End, Conington, Coppingford, Coton, Cottenham, Coveney, Covington, Croxton, Croydon, Denton, Diddington, Ditton Green, Doddington, Down Field, Dry Drayton, Dullingham, Duxford, Earith, East Hatley, Easton, Eastrea, Eaton Ford, Eaton Socon, Eldernell, Ellington, Elm, Elsworth, Eltisley, Elton, Ely, Etton, Eye, Eye Green, Eynesbury, Farcet, Fen Ditton, Fen Drayton, Fenstanton, Fenton, Fitton End, Flint Cross, Folksworth, Fordham, Four Gotes, Fowlmere, Foxton, Friday Bridge, Frog End, Fulbourn, Gamlingay, Girton, Glatton, Glinton, Godmanchester, Gorefield, Grafham, Grantchester, Graveley, Great Abington, Great Chishill, Great Eversden, Great Gidding, Great Gransden, Great Paxton, Great Raveley, Great Shelford, Great Staughton, Great Stukeley, Great Wilbraham, Guilden Morden, Guyhirn, Haddenham, Haddon, Hail Weston, Hamerton, Hardwick, Harlton, Harston, Hartford, Haslingfield, Hatley St George, Hauxton, Helpston, Hemingford Abbots, Hemingford Grey, Heydon, Highfields, Hildersham, Hilton, Hinxton, Histon, Hobbs Lots Bridge, Holme, Holywell, Horningsea, Horseheath, Horseway, Houghton, Huntingdon, Ickleton, Impington, Isleham, Kennett, Keyston, Kimbolton, Kings Ripton, Kingston, Kirtling, Kirtling Green, Knapwell, Kneesworth, Landbeach, Lark Hall, Leighton Bromswold, Leverington, Linton, Litlington, Little Abington, Little Chishill, Little Downham, Little Eversden, Little Gidding, Little Gransden, Little Paxton, Little Raveley, Little Shelford, Little Stukeley, Little Thetford, Little Wilbraham, Littleport, Lode, Lolworth, Longstanton, Longstowe, Longthorpe, Madingley, Manea, March, Marholm, Maxey, Melbourn, Meldreth, Mepal, Milton, Molesworth, Morborne, Murrow, Needingworth, New England, New Walsoken, New Wimpole, Newark, Newborough, Newton, Norman Cross, North Side, Northborough, Oakington, Offord Cluny, Offord D’Arcy, Old Fletton, Old Weston, Oldhurst, Orton Longueville, Orton Waterville, Orwell, Outwell, Over, Pampisford, Papworth Everard, Papworth St Agnes, Parson Drove, Peakirk, Peterborough, Pidley, Pilsgate, Pondersbridge, Prickwillow, Purls Bridge, Pymore, Queen Adelaide, Rampton, Ramsey, Ramsey Forty Foot, Ramsey Heights, Ramsey Mereside, Ramsey St Mary’s, Reach, Ring’s End, River Bank, Sawston, Sawtry, Saxon Street, Shepreth, Shingay, Shudy Camps, Sibson, Six Mile Bottom, Snailwell, Soham, Somersham, Southoe, Southorpe, Spaldwick, St Ives, St Neots, Stanground, Stapleford, Staughton Green, Staughton Highway, Steeple Gidding, Steeple Morden, Stetchworth, Stibbington, Stilton, Stonely, Stow cum Quy, Stow Longa, Stretham, Stuntney, Sutton, Swaffham Bulbeck, Swaffham Prior, Swavesey, Tadlow, Tetworth, Teversham, Tholomas Drove, Thorney, Thornhaugh, Thriplow, Tilbrook, Toft, Toseland, Town End, Trumpington, Tydd St Giles, Ufford, Upend, Upton, Upware, Upwood, Walsoken, Walton, Wansford, Warboys, Wardy Hill, Waresley, Water Newton, Waterbeach, Welches Dam, Wendy, Wennington, Wentworth, Werrington, West Perry, West Wickham, West Wratting, Westley Waterless, Weston Colville, Weston Green, Westry, Westwick, Whaddon, Whaddon Gap, Whittlesey, Whittlesford, Wicken, Wilburton, Willingham, Wimblington, Winwick, Wisbech, Wisbech St Mary, Wistow, Witcham, Witchford, Wittering, Woodditton, Woodhurst, Woodston, Woodwalton, Woolley, Wyton, Yaxley, Yelling

Teach Your Baby to Swim

Taking the First Steps

Teach Your Baby to SwimWater makes us very afraid when we know how easily a baby could drown. Today we are going to tell you how to teach your baby to swim from when he is very small. They will start to have confidence in the water and you will feel much more secure and calm.

The first contact with the water should be in the bath since you can support the baby much better. Put the baby in the bath and fill it with water until it covers the chest. Do this several times. Also, if you use toys in your bathroom it would be advisable to take them to your lessons in the pool too, so that your baby feels secure with familiar things.  After, swimming lessons will come in the pool.

It is very important that your baby feels relaxed in the water and learns to float, but that does not mean that he is out of danger of drowning. You must always be with your child and either hold him or keep him at arm’s length at all times. Never leave it alone near a swimming pool or even a smaller body of water, like a bucket with three fingers of water, not even forfor such small babies.

Forget the floats. If you bought them to make them feel safer in the water, the experts do not recommend them. Not only can it give them a false sense of security, but they will also adopt an incorrect way of staying afloat, as it makes them take a vertical position in the water when they need to be able to stand horizontally. If you are already used to swimming with them, it will be difficult to take them off.  If you want your child to learn to swim more easily, try these water games:

  • Give your baby a straw and encourage him to blow into the water.
  • Drag him holding his arms while he kicks with his feet.
  • Put him to float on his back, supporting his head and back. Move in zig-zag.
  • Teach him to jump from the edge, holding him first from below with his hands. Then encourage him to jump without help, but stand up, not head down.

After 15 months, although it also depends as soon as the child begins to become familiar with the water, their learning is a little faster, because they already know how to walk and this makes them move better.  Babies who have contact with water will begin to crawl , walk, move, communicate with other children much quicker.

Finally, it is important, to teach certain basic rules about swimming from a very early age, which will provide some extra safety measures to enjoy the lessons safely:

  • Do not get into the water without first tellng an adult
  • Do not jump in without permission or supervision of an adult
  • Shower before and after the pool
  • Use other protection methods such as sunscreen, flip flops to avoid fungus in swimming pools or goggles to protect the eyes from chlorine or salt
  • Do not run or play on the curb of the pool

Baby Swimming Classes

When it comes to baby swimming classes, we are a little nervous of using that term.  It conjures up visions of the local pool crammed with at least 6 or 8 babies and a swimming teacher on the side barking instruction and expecting every baby to be the same, leaving mothers whose babies don’t seem to conform feeling lost and vulnerable.

There is also the issue of how Mum feels too.  New mothers especially can feel very vulnerable in this situation.  Perhaps they book the obligatory baby swimming classes because they want baby to learn to swim when they have never been a strong swimmer themselves.

 

Baby Swimming Classes

If you are a strong swimmer and comfortable in the water and are lucky enough to have a resilient baby who will cope with anything thrown at him or her, then go ahead and book those baby swimming classes at your local pool.

If not, you might want to consider booking private swimming classes for you and your baby.  You and your baby will have the total and exclusive use of our small ‘baby-friendly’ pool for your class and the undivided attention of an instructor who will tailor the sessions to both you and your babies needs.

The pool at Swim-Easy is largely used by swimmers with phobias and other nervous non-swimmers as well as individual mother and baby water awareness sessions.  If you see anyone at all before or after your session, it will be a nervous swimmer or another mum with her baby occasionally Dad.  Occasionally they will be leaving as you arrive for your class, or arriving for their class as you leave after yours.  That’s it!   What you won’t see is loads of people lining up for their swimming classes and a frenetic noisy environment that often terrifies babies before they even get in the pool.

We are based in Swadlincote, Derbyshire and can offer baby swimming classes on a week to week basis for those within traveling distance and residential packages for those a bit further afield.

Whilst we offer baby swimming classes phrased as such, each and every session is tailored to you and your baby.  You may book a mother and baby swim that turns into something more adventurous when you and your baby are ready, or you may book a baby swimming class and find that you’d rather have a relaxing play session with your baby.

Baby Swimming

Read about us in Woman Magazine

Our Baby Swimming site is an offshoot of our nervous swimmers program offering the opportunity for mothers and babies to :

  • Learn about baby swimming
  • Read articles and find information about teaching baby to swim
  • Purchase Little Dippers Baby Swimming DVD
  • Book one-to-one Baby Swimming Classes in a small private pool
  • Arrange Mother and Baby Swimming Sessions
  • rImprove Mums confidence in the wate
  • Get in touch with other Mums in your area

Babies enjoy much in the water. Swimming is the most complete sport and the first thing to start practicing, even before babies learn to walk or crawl. Until recently, doctors and experts recommended not to take the kids swimming lessons until they met four years, but in recent years has appeared a type of baby swimming highly recommended:
Stimulation exercises in the water with the baby.

Baby Swimming Classes

Baby classes are not lessons for babies to learn to swim, among other things, because it is not until about age four when the musculoskeletal system is developed enough to swim. These baby classes are an activity that seeks aquatic baby stimulation through a series of games that allow you to learn to float and move through the water with the help of their parents.

In this method the role of the father or mother in the water is essential. Through technical guidance of the teacher in charge of the activity, parents participate in the aquatic adventure of your baby. Besides this initial contact will reinforce the bond between parents and babies, living an original, unique experience.

At what age should we begin these baby classes?

The age at which infants begin to learn is not clearly defined. What the experts recommend is that you wait until the baby is four months since it is at that age when you finish the immune system mature small, and the risk of ear infections or colds is lower. The Committee on Sports Medicine and Training of the American Academy of Pediatrics for many years opposed to children under four years give swimming lessons, on the grounds that they considered that the risks  – as cooling child, possibility of water poisoning and infections – and the false sense of security that could produce some parents that their children would be able to swim and self-care in the water were downright harmful to the child’s health. But since 2000 this position has changed dramatically: the Committee stated that the risks can be avoided through precautions and safety measures.

Finally, if you’ve had a good or bad experience trying to find baby swimming, please drop us a line.

Thanks for visiting Baby Swimming and we wish you and your baby every joy and success as your baby  learns to play swim.

Baby Swimming Classes Aberdeenshire

Find a swimming instructor for baby swimming classes in Aberdeenshire

Baby Swimming

Swimtime Scotland, within DW Sports Fitness, Unit 2, Boulevard Retail Park, Links Rd, Aberdeen, AB11 5EJ, Aberdeenshire
Tel. 0131 278 0444

Baby Swimming Classes: If you give baby swimming classes in Aberdeenshire please contact us for your free listing here. If you were searching for a private lessons in Aberdeenshire or any of the following areas, please let us know who you go to if they aren’t listed. We had a malicious hack recently and lost all our data so we would be very grateful for your help in replacing it.

Covering the following areas in Aberdeenshire: Aberdeen, Aberlour, Aboyne, Alford, Ballater, Ballindalloch, Banchory, Banff, Buckie, Castle Douglas, Dalbeattie, Ellon, Fraserburgh, Huntly, Insch, Inverurie, Keith, Kirkcudbright, Laurencekirk, Macduff, Milltimber, Peterculter, Peterhead, Stonehaven, Strathdon, Turriff, Westhill

Baby Swimming Classes  Aberdeenshire

This page is part of our Baby Swimming Classes directory for Aberdeenshire. If you weren’t looking for Baby Swimming Classes in Aberdeenshire please use the search at the bottom of the page


Baby Swimming Classes Aberdeenshire

Not finding what you need? Then please contact us to enquire about residential swimming lessons. Prices for our residential swimming courses can be found on our prices page. For your residential swimming lessons, you will be staying in the house next door to Irene’s private swimming pool. Facilities include kitchen, shower/bathroom, 1 double bedroom with clean bedding, lounge, tv/dvd/freeview, micro-wave, kettle, toaster, fridge and central heating. Baby swimming classes usually start at around 6 months although many recommend not till 12 months. Babies can be taken swimming immediately after giving birth! The NHS advises that babies can be taken swimming at any age but under 6 months, a large public pool is too cold for a baby.


Gay SwimWithUsSteve ErgoSwimIrene SwimEasy

Do Babies Know How to Swim?

Newborn babies instinctively know not to breathe while their heads are submerged in water,” says Certified Nurse-Midwife Charlene Taylor, who has assisted in more than 50 water births near her Boston, Mass. home. “From what I’ve seen, it seems as if they know how to swim instinctively. Many of them open their eyes and move their limbs and propel themselves forward in the tubs.


Baby Swimming Teachers

Take a look at private lessons with us.

Private Swimming Lessons

 Baby Swimming – Private Lessons




Full List of areas covered on our Aberdeenshire Baby Swimming Classes Directory:

Aberchirder, Aboyne, Achath, Affleck, Aldie, Alford, Allanaquoich, Allancreich, Allardice, Arbuthnott, Ardallie, Ardgowse, Ardlair, Ardo, Ardoyne, Arnhall, Arthrath, Artrochie, Asloun, Auchallater, Aucharnie, Auchattie, Auchenblae, Auchininna, Auchintoul, Auchiries, Auchleven, Auchlunies, Auchmacoy, Auchnagatt, Aucholzie, Auchorrie, Auds, Aultnapaddock, Aulton, Auquhorthies, Backburn, Backfolds, Backhill, Backhill of Clackriach, Backhill of Trustach, Backside, Badenscoth, Badenyon, Bailliesward, Bainshole, Balbithan, Balchers, Balfour, Balgove, Balgreen, Balhalgardy, Ballater, Ballaterach, Ballochan, Ballogie, Balmedie, Balthangie, Banchory, Banchory-Devenick, Banff, Bankhead, Barthol Chapel, Baulds, Bearnie, Beggshill, Belhelvie, Belhinnie, Bellabeg, Benholm, Birkenhills, Birkhall, Birse, Birsemore, Blackbraes, Blackburn, Blackchambers, Blackdog, Blackford, Blackhill, Blackness, Blairshinnoch, Blairydryne, Blairythan, Blindburn, Boddam, Bogbrae, Bogfern, Bogfields, Bogfold, Boghead, Bogniebrae, Bograxie, Bogton, Bonnykelly, Bonnyton, Borrowfield, Boultenstone, Boyndie, Brackens, Bracklamore, Braefoot, Braemar, Braenaloin, Brathens, Brideswell, Bridge of Alford, Bridge of Bogendreip, Bridge of Canny, Bridge of Dee, Bridge of Dye, Bridge of Ess, Bridge of Feugh, Bridge of Gairn, Bridge of Muchalls, Bridgend, Broadsea, Broomfield, Broomhead, Brownhill, Bruntland, Buchanhaven, Bulwark, Burnend, Burnhaven, Burnhervie, Burnside, Bush Crathie, Cairnargat, Cairnbeathie, Cairnbrogie, Cairnbulg, Cairne, Cairness, Cairnhill, Cairnie, Cairnorrie, Cambus o’May, Cammachmore, Candacraig, Canterbury, Cardno, Carmont, Carnichal, Carnousie, Castleton, Catterline, Causeyend, Chapel Hill, Chapel of Garioch, Chapelton, Charlestown, Clachanturn, Clashindarroch, Clatt, Clatterin Brig, Clochtow, Clockhill, Clola, Clova, Clovenstone, Clunie, Coachford, Cobairdy, Coburty, Cock Bridge, Coldwells, Collieston, Collmuir, Collynie, Colnabaichin, Colpy, Comers, Conland, Cookney, Cookston, Coralhill, Cordach, Corgarff, Cornhill, Corrachree, Corse, Corse of Kinnoir, Corsindae, Cothall, Cottown, Cot-town, Coull, Cowie, Coynach, Coynachie, Craigculter, Craigdam, Craigearn, Craigellie, Craigie, Craigie Brae, Craiglug, Craigmaud, Craigmyle Ho., Craik, Cranna, Craskins, Crathes, Crathie, Crawton, Crichie, Crimond, Crimonmogate, Crofts of Haddo, Cromblet, Cross of Jackson, Crossroads, Crovie, Cruchie, Cruden Bay, Culdrain, Culsh, Cultercullen, Culvie, Cuminestown, Cushnie, Cuttyhill, Daldownie, Dalfad, Dalmadilly, Darnabo, Darnford, Darra, Dartfield, Davan, Daviot, Deecastle, Delfrigs, Denend, Denhead, Denmill, Denmoss, Denside, Dinnet, Dorsell, Doune Park, Douneside, Downies, Drumblade, Drumblair, Drumdelgie, Drumhead, Drumlasie, Drumlithie, Drumoak, Drums, Drumwhindle, Drymuir, Dubford, Dulax, Dumeath, Duncanston, Dunecht, Durno, Dykelands, Dykeside, Earlsford, East Auchronie, East Cairnbeg, East Davoch, East Learney, East Mains, Easter Balmoral, Easter Ord, Easter Tulloch, Easter Whyntie, Ecclesgreig, Echt, Edinbanchory, Ellon, Elrick, Errollston, Esslemont, Fattahead, Fawsyde, Feith-hill, Fetterangus, Fettercairn, Fetternear Ho., Feus of Caldhame, Fichlie, Findon, Fingask, Finnygaud, Fintry, Finzean, Fisherford, Flushing, Folla Rule, Forbestown, Fordoun, Fordyce, Fortrie, Foulzie, Foveran, Fraserburgh, Frendraught, Fyvie, Gamrie, Gardenstown, Garlogie, Garmond, Gartly, Garvock, Gask, Gateside, Glack, Glanderston, Glascorrie, Glashmore, Glassaugh, Glassel, Glenbervie, Glencat, Glencuie, Glendye Lodge, Glenkindie, Glensaugh, Glenshalg, Glenton, Gordonstown, Gorrachie, Gourdas, Gourdon, Grainhow, Grantlodge, Greendams, Greenhall, Greenheads, Greenlaw, Greenmyre, Greenskares, Greystone, Hardgate, Hatton, Hatton Castle, Hatton of Fintray, Hattoncrook, Haughs, Heathcot, Heugh-head, Hillbrae, Hillhead of Auchentumb, Hillhead of Cocklaw, Hillockhead, Hillside, Hilton, Hirn, Howe of Teuchar, Huntly, Hythie, Inch, Inchmarlo, Inchnabobart, Inkhorn, Insch, Inver, Inverallochy, Inverbervie, Inverebrie, Inverey, Invergelder, Inverkeithny, Invernettie, Inverquhomery, Inverugie, Inverurie, Inverythan, Ironside, Jackstown, Johnshaven, Johnston Mains, Kebholes, Keig, Keilhill, Kemnay, Kennerty, Kennethmont, Kildrummy, Kincardine O’Neil, Kincraig, Kinellar, Kingsford, Kinharrachie, Kinknockie, Kinmuck, Kinnadie, Kinneff, Kintocher, Kintore, Kiplaw Croft, Kirkney, Kirkton, Kirkton of Bourtie, Kirkton of Culsalmond, Kirkton of Durris, Kirkton of Glenbuchat, Kirkton of Logie Buchan, Kirkton of Maryculter, Kirkton of Skene, Kirktonhill, Kirktown, Kirktown of Alvah, Kirktown of Auchterless, Kirktown of Fetteresso, Kirktown of Rayne, Kirktown of Slains, Knaven, Knowes of Elrick, Knowhead, Ladysford, Laithers, Landerberry, Largie, Largue, Lary, Lauchintilly, Laurencekirk, Leask, Lemnas, Leochel-Cushnie, Leschangie, Leslie, Lessendrum, Lethenty, Ley, Leylodge, Leys, Linhead, Linn of Muick Cottage, Little Dens, Little Idoch, Little Ley, Loanhead, Lochside, Logie Coldstone, Logie Newton, Longdrum, Longhill, Longmanhill, Longside, Lumphanan, Lumsden, Lunderton, Luthermuir, Lyne, Lyne of Skene, Macduff, Macterry, Mains of Culsh, Mains of Dillavaird, Mains of Drum, Mains of Dudwick, Mains of Fedderate, Mains of Linton, Mains of Pitfour, Mains of Pittrichie, Mains of Thornton, Mar Lodge, Marnoch, Maryhill, Marykirk, Marywell, Maud, Meikle Strath, Meikle Tarty, Meikle Wartle, Melgum, Melrose, Memsie, Menie Ho., Mergie, Methlick, Mid Ardlaw, Mid Beltie, Middlehill, Middleton, Midtown of Barras, Migvie, Milbethill, Mill of Colp, Mill of Elrick, Mill of Kingoodie, Mill of Monquich, Mill of Uras, Millbank, Millbreck, Millburn, Millden, Millton of Noth, Milltown, Milltown of Campfield, Milltown of Craigston, Milltown of Towie, Milton Coldwells, Milton Inveramsay, Milton of Auchinhove, Milton of Cairnborrow, Milton of Cullerlie, Milton of Cushnie, Milton of Tullich, Minnes, Minnonie, Mintlaw, Monkshill, Monteach, Montgarrie, Monymusk, Morphie, Mossat, Mosshead, Mounie Castle, Mountblairy, Mowtie, Muchalls, Muckletown, Muir, Muir of Fowlis, Muirden, Muirhead, Muirskie, Muirtack, Muiryfold, Nether Crimond, Nether Glasslaw, Nether Kinmundy, Nether Lenshie, Nether Pitforthie, Netherbrae, Netherley, Nethermuir, New Aberdour, New Byth, New Deer, New Leeds, New Mains of Ury, New Mill, New Pitsligo, Newbigging, Newburgh, Newmachar, Newmill, Newnoth, Newseat, Newton, Newtonhill, Newtown, North Essie, North Millbrex, Northburnhill, Northfield, Old Craig, Old Crombie, Old Deer, Old Kinnernie, Old Leslie, Old Portlethen, Old Rattray, Old Rayne, Oldhall, Oldmeldrum, Oldmill, Oldtown of Ord, Oldwhat, Ordhead, Ordie, Orrok Ho., Overton, Oyne, Park, Parkneuk, Pathhead, Peathill, Pennan, Percie, Perkhill, Peterhead, Petty, Pettymuick, Phesdo, Pitblae, Pitcaple, Pitfichie, Pitinnan, Pitmedden, Pitmunie, Pittodrie Ho., Plaidy, Port Elphinstone, Port Erroll, Portlethen, Portsoy, Potarch, Potterton, Protsonhill, Quilquox, Rathen, Raxton, Redcloak, Redford, Redhill, Redhouse, Rhynie, Rickarton, Rinloan, Rinmore, Roadside of Kinneff, Rora, Rorandle, Rosehearty, Rosehill, Rothiebrisbane, Rothienorman, Ruthven, Sandend, Sandfordhill, Sandhaven, Sauchen, Sauchieburn, Scotston, Seatown, Shiels, Silvermoss, Sinnahard, Skares, Skelmonae, Skelmuir, Slack, Slains Park, Slioch, Smallburn, South Blackbog, South Kirkton, South Redbriggs, South Upper Barrack, Southend, Spittal of Glenmuick, Springleys, St Combs, St Cyrus, St Fergus, St Katherines, Steinmanhill, Stirling, Stonehaven, Strachan, Straloch, Strathdon, Strathgirnock, Strichen, Stuartfield, Succoth, Sunnyside, Tanglandford, Tarland, Tarves, Tavelty, Teuchan, Tewel, Thainston, Thainstone, The Banking, The Birks, The Burn, The Neuk, Thomastown, Thornyhill, Thunderton, Tifty, Tillathrowie, Tillery, Tillybirloch, Tillycorthie, Tillydrine, Tillyfar, Tillyfour, Tillyfourie, Tillygreig, Tillypronie, Tipperty, Tocher, Todlachie, Toll of Birness, Torbeg, Tornahaish, Tornaveen, Torphins, Torrancroy, Torry, Torterston, Towie, Tulloch, Tullochvenus, Tullynessle, Turclossie, Turriff, Udny Green, Udny Station, Union Croft, Upper Boyndlie, Upper Burnhaugh, Upper Hawkhillock, Upper Lochton, Upper Ridinghill, Wardhouse, Wartle, Waterhill of Bruxie, Waterloo, Waterside, Weachyburn, Wedderlairs, West Cairncake, West Park, Wester Badentyre, Wester Culbeuchly, Wester Fintray, Wester Ord, Westerton, Westhall, Westhill, Westside, Wheedlemont, Whinnyfold, Whitebog, Whitecairns, Whitefield, Whiteford, Whitehills, Whitehouse, Whiterashes, Whitestone, Whitestripe, Whitewell, Whitlam, Woodend, Woodhead, Woodtown, Wrae, Wrangham, Yonder Bognie, Ythanwells, Ythsie

Swimming Lessons for Kids

Lessons for Kids

Swimming lessons are a great way for kids to stay active and learning to swim is an essential tool for kids to at an early age to keep them safe and at ease around water. Learning to swim if a skill that will stay with a child forever and our swimming pools are used by olympic swimmers and kids alike, giving the kids the chance to see where their new hobby could lead.

Swimming Lessons for Kids

Why are swimming lessons great for kids? It’s one of the very few areas where kids are completely independent, especially before they are school age. The water supports their weight and they are free to move their legs and arms as much as they want. Kids love it! Swimming classes are also a great bonding experience for kids, moms and dads too.

We know other Mums (and Dads) would find it useful to see testimonials here for Baby Swimming Classes in Aberdeenshire so if you can help with this, we would love to here about your baby swimming experience with local swimming classes.  Research has shown, kids take swimming classes, are far better developed socially, mentally and physically. Did you know that kids sleeping and eating patterns are improved by regular exercise?

Swimming Lessons

To organise your swimming lessons please contact the relevant swimming instructor:

Private Swimming Lessons with Swim-Easy Private Swimming Lessons with Swim-Easy

Irene will be happy to answer your questions about learning to swim in her private pool and any other questions you may have about swimming.

Improver  swimmers also welcome.   People from all over the UK and abroad learn to swim with Irene at Swim-Easy.

Learn to Swim With Us Learn to Swim with Swim-With-Us

Working Closely with you, Gay will tailor your residential swimming lessons to suit your individual needs.  She is a firm favourite with everyone that has taken private swimming lessons with her. Residential swimming lessons in a private pool.  Frightened of putting your face in the water?  Panicking in the deep end?  Gay has all the time in the world to tailor swimming lessons to suit your individual needs.  An ex phobic turned swimming instructor and scuba diver, she understands your fear and frustrations.  Learn to swim with Gay!

Total Immersion Coach Steve at Ergo-Swim Swimming in London and Hertfordshire

Total Immersion trained, Steve is a gentle instructor and has a lot of empathy with the fearful and struggling.  You should understand that Total Immersion Coaching is NOTHING to do with getting you underneath the water and EVERYTHING to do with getting your balance and being comfortable while swimming.