Babies Levels
Babies Levels
Our ‘Babies’ program creates positive, confidence building experiences in the water from an early age, developing strong foundations for lifelong swimming. Lessons focus on water familiarisation, water safety, gentle skill development and building trust between the swimmer, parent and instructor.
Every child progresses at their own pace. While levels are generally guided by age, they remain flexible and are tailored to each swimmer's confidence, readiness and ability.
Our ‘Babies’ program creates positive, confidence building experiences in the water from an early age, developing strong foundations for lifelong swimming. Lessons focus on water familiarisation, water safety, gentle skill development and building trust between the swimmer, parent and instructor.
Every child progresses at their own pace. While levels are generally guided by age, they remain flexible and are tailored to each swimmer's confidence, readiness and ability.
Barnacle
(6-12 months)
Seahorse
(12-24 months)
(24-36 months)
Platypus
First introduction to swimming lessons. Beginning the journey of familiarity of water on their bodies/ faces, crocodile rolls, engaging toys and of course lots of songs.
Progressing to be a little more independent, learning how to float on front and back with aid, kicking and splashing. Learning submersions and visual cues to prompt holding their breaths. Jumping in, safety rolls and lots of songs.
More independent in the water. Jumping in, floating without aid, climbing out safely, swimming short distances. Learning safety additions of rescues and independent safety procedures.
Progressing to be a little more independent, learning how to float on front and back, kicking and splashing. Learning submersions and visual cues to prompt holding their breaths. Jumping in, safety rolls and lots of songs.
Barnacle
(6-12 months)
First introduction to swimming lessons. Beginning the journey of water on their bodies/ faces, crocodile rolls, engaging toys and of course lots of songs.
Platypus
(24-36 months)
More independent in the water. Jumping in, floating, climbing out safely, swimming short distances. Learning safety additions of rescues and independent safety procedures.
Seahorse
(12-24 months)