Frequently Asked Questions

General Information

What ages do you teach?

We start teaching children as young as 12 months old.

What services do you offer?

Group classes- you will be in class with other swimmers of similar abilities. Max of 4 swimmers.

Private classes- 1:1 instruction to focus on your child's specific needs.

Semi-Private classes- if you have friends or family of similar age and abilities, you can create your own small semi-private class.

How do I know what stage my child should be in?

Parent-Child – Student is 12 months to 36 months old. Parents in the water with the student

Stage 1 – 3 years or older with no or very little swim experience.

Stage 2 – 4 years or older. Student is able to swim on front and back unassisted (no floaties!) for at least 5 feet.

Stage 3 – Student shows some proficiency on both front and back and is able to swim unassisted for at least 10 feet.

How long is each session?

All lessons are 30 minutes. Group lessons are booked in a set of 4 lessons, running at the same day and time each week. Private lessons are booked by individual sessions so you have the freedom to choose your day and time each week, but book early because they will fill up.

What days and times are available?

Check out our booking page to see what days and times are available. If you don't see anything that works for you, please reach out to us. We will be adding new days and times all summer!

Scheduling and Booking

How much do lessons cost?

Group classes are $100 for a set of 4 lessons. Private lessons are $55 per lesson, with an additional fee if adding a second or third child.

Do you offer makeup classes?

Unfortunately, we do not offer make-ups or refunds for group lessons. Private lessons can be rescheduled if canceled 24 hours prior to lessons.

What to expect

What do we need to bring to class?

Swimsuit, towel, swim diaper (if child hasn't been completely potty trained for 6 months), goggles (optional). Please don't bring any lifejackets or floaties.

How many lessons until my child can swim?

This question is so hard to answer. It depends on each child. Past experiences, time practicing outside of lessons, the child's motivation, and so much more. But the more they practice, the quicker they learn!

What happens if it rains/the weather is bad?

We will still do lessons in light rain. If its heavy rain, lightning/thunder/extreme wind, we will notify you of cancellations as far in advance as possible. If we need to cancel for any reason, we will offer a makeup or refund for the missed lesson.