11/09/2026
A lot changes between 9 months and 2 years. Swimming lessons should too. ⭐
In the first three years, babies and toddlers develop at an incredible pace. Their movement, coordination, attention, confidence and independence are constantly changing — so the way we teach them needs to change too.
That’s why our parent and child swimming lessons are grouped by developmental stage, rather than putting a very broad range of ages together.
💫 Starlets 1 | Birth–9 months
Gentle, supported experiences that introduce little ones to the water and help build early confidence.
⭐ Starlets 2 | 9–18 months
As mobility and curiosity grow, lessons evolve too — encouraging movement, balance and increasing independence in the water.
☄️ Comets | 18–36 months
For increasingly active toddlers, we build on water confidence with more independent movement, coordination, listening and simple swimming skills.
Because a 9-month-old and a 2-year-old aren't at the same developmental stage — and we don't teach them as though they are.
Different stages. Different needs. Brighter progress.
Want to find the right class for your little swimmer?
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