How to Teach An Infant to Swim? Teaching an Infant to Swim

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Teach Swim-Float-Swim to Infants and Toddlers

Learn the superior exciting way to teach infants and toddlers to swim and float for safety and fun.  Swim-Float-Swim is sweeping the nation.  Every child should have these survival skills.  PediaSwim/Infant Aquatics Instructors teach children to swim in the most hydro-dynamic posture allowing the child to move quickly through the water, roll to a confident, secure float for an easy breath, and then  flip over to swim to safety.  Now you can learn to teach these amazing skills in the safest, most effective program available.  Become the swimming professional in your community.

How should you choose an infant survival swimming training program?

There are many programs and instructors around the country who say that they offer training.  Do your due diligence.  Your training is too important to make that decision lightly.  Visit the instructor where you are considering training.  Get in the water with that person.  Spend a few hours.  Get comfortable.  Make sure that you see lots of children exhibiting the skills you want to learn to teach.  You will know it when it is right.

Why train with Joy Mcginty at SouthWest Aquatics?

SouthWest Aquatics offers year-round training in a toasty 90 degree, indoor commercial pool.  With seven very busy PediaSwiim/Infant Aquatics Instructors, you will be working with lots of children from infants learning to roll to a float, to toddlers learning to swim-float-swim.  As a bonus, you are welcome to work with our Stroke Instructors, to learn how PediaSwim progresses to amazing stroke progression in very young children.  You will learn how our incredible SouthWest Stars USA Swim Team, has evolved from our Learn to Swim Program. Make sure you will get the best training available before you spend your time and money.

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