The Benefits

Physical

Benefits for You: Our classes are great for strengthening your core stability, improving your posture and for pelvic floor exercise. They aid the increase of muscle tone and the loss of calories and body fat, and one 30-minute class can burn 250 calories! Alongside teaching your baby to swim our programme is developed to help you move forward with your health and fitness steadily in a safe and comfortable environment. The sessions include specific post-natal exercise perfect for taking the steps back into a fully active and healthy lifestyle.


Benefits for Your Baby: A weekly swim improves your baby’s cardio-vascular system and builds strength. Swimming can aid early walking co-ordination and associated motor skills are also improved through regular exercise.

Social

Benefits for You: You’ll meet other like-minded mums and dads with babies to have a latte and a well-earned slice of cake with after the class!

Benefits for Your Baby: During our classes, babies interact with others in a fun and happy social environment.

Emotional

Benefits for You: The exercise releases endorphins, which leads to better moods and increased self-esteem. And most importantly the classes give you precious bonding time with your baby. Our classes can also relieve stress through developing your heartbeat and fitness levels.


Benefits for Your Baby: Water is a natural environment for babies, in which they feel safe and secure. Weekly swimming further develops the bond with your baby and many mums tell us that that their baby’s sleeping and feeding improves. Starting to swim at an early age familiarises children with water and gives them the confidence to swim below the water level.

Intelligence

Weekly classes maintain your baby’s development – using building blocks of development and progressive practices. Classes are structured to ensure babies are constantly and continuously stimulated.

Baby's Language

Language development can be improved through swimming. Babies are constantly interacting with you and other babies and children throughout the classes. The teacher also provides a verbal stimulus through teaching.