Infant and Toddler Swim Lessons

Splish-splashing fun for parents and little ones! These lessons focus on play as children gain exposure to being in and around the water.

Swim for Life Program

Swim for Life, created by the Lifesaving Society, is a fun and flexible swim instruction program that helps swimmers develop essential strokes and skills. Each lesson includes plenty of in-water practice. The program also incorporates Water Smart® drowning and injury prevention education at every level, promoting safe choices around water and ice. All our swim lessons follow the Swim for Life curriculum, except for summer and private lessons.

PROGRAM TRANSITION

If your child took lessons with a different program and you want to know the Swim for Life equivalent, see our registration chart.

Parent & Tot 1

Parents and babies will explore the water together. Parents will learn basic water safety skills, how to get in and out of the pool with their child and how to support their child while they play.
Note: Parent/guardian must be in the water

4 MONTHS–2 YEARS

30 MINUTES

Parent & Tot 2

Parents will learn basic water safety and how to help their child get in and out of the water. They’ll support their tot as they learn to float and kick and celebrate with them when they get their face wet and blow bubbles for the first time.
Note: Parent/guardian must be in the water.

4 MONTHS–2 YEARS

30 MINUTES

Parent & Tot 3

Parents will help their toddlers become more independent in the water. Together, they’ll learn fundamental water skills like entering and exiting the pool, floating, and going underwater. Note: Parent/guardian must be in the water.

AGES 2–3

30 MINUTES

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