SwimTots

SwimTots classes include SwimBabies (4-6 months), SwimSprouts (7-12 Months) and SwimTots (1-3.5 years), These classes are proving to be very popular with the tots and their mummies, daddies or helpers, who are able to join their little ones in the lovely warm water.

SwimEasy Singapore always makes things easy for you. You can bring two tots together both of different ages at the same time as long as there is an adult to look after each child. We already have many helpers who attend classes which is also an opportunity for them to learn many 'real swimming skills' with the children.

SwimTots classes are designed to allow little ones to gain the vital confidence of appreciating the water and negotiating regular swimming style movements. No forcing under the water is encouraged as this is crude and not progressive. However parents will be encouraged to show their child just how it can be done.

SwimEasy are the only experts who have taken the time to research the abilities of children and how they react and move in the water. 

Purpose of Attending

Our teaching philosophy and practice will always focus on educating the parents on how to teach the early stages of swimming. Regular participation at a formal set-up backed up with family trips to your local pool or condo can only encourage speedier water confidence and awareness.

Going to formal lessons can be fun for the whole family. Helper, mum and dad can take part in our lessons and of late, we have seen some grandparents thoroughly enjoying the experience of helping their grandchildren too

• Provides opportunities for parents and babies to enjoy a social activity
• Provides pleasant experiences that encourages babies to return to the water willingly
• Our teaching methods promote the physical, personal, intellectual well-being of babies
• Promotes water confidence early as a natural element in their lives
• Assists in the familiarity with the water
• Teaches parents methods that will help babies be confident and happy in the water and willing to learn.
• Educates parents about routines and aspects of safety in and around water