Our programme is suitable for babies from 4 months old onwards. Any babies younger than 4 months old is welcome to register for their slots first.

Every child is unique and therefore it is very difficult to say how long they will take to learn. There may be some that start out slow, but later progress really quickly at the later stages. As a simple guideline, we expect them to start picking up about 4-6 months after they become comfortable with the water.

Yes, parents are required to join their babies for swimming lessons. In fact, we welcome both parents to join us. After all, you are your baby’s best teacher! Our instructor will guide you on how to teach your babies to swim. This allows the baby and parents to have fun together. Your babies will also have a sense of security.

Bring along your baby’s wetsuit, swim diapers and baby’s favourite waterproof toys.

Crying is your baby’s primary way of expressing himself. When you have a cranky baby in the pool, you need to stay positive and try to find out the possible reasons. Deal with it and always put on your best smile. Your emotion will affect your child’s. It is very important that parent should not leave the pool immediately when your child became cranky as they will probably associate crying with leaving the pool.

Children can start learning at any age, but the best would be when they are very young. In fact, the younger the better. This is because younger children tend to be like a clean slate, and thus pick up new skills and techniques very fast. In addition, with the combination of swimming techniques and the growth of their bodies, we notice that these same little ones do the same thing as their peers, but better.

Lastly, one of our key concerns is the risk of the child being influenced by the media (e.g. TV or stories) where they develop a fear of water, which is what we would like to avoid.