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GENERAL INFORMATION
COURSES
Baby Swimmers runs classes in ten-week blocks at a cost of £85.00 or £72.50, running throughout the year with the aim of enjoying yourselves. Through fun and games we progressively develop your babies natural reflexes to encourage voluntary swimming movements in the water which will build a foundation for your baby to swim unaided in the future. We introduce your baby to the water gently, learning basic water skills and increasing water confidence.
REBOOKING
Classes can be rebooked in week seven of each block, payable in advance.
UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY
Photo sessions will be run every six months at an additional cost. Your baby must have attended at least one block (ten weeks) of classes before being able to attend.
WHAT TO BRING
- NAPPIES: Please ensure your baby wears 2 snugly fitting swimming nappies. You can use either 2 disposable nappies or 1 disposable with a nappy cover or Velcro or tie-up nappy on top. This is to help guard against any accidents which may contaminate the pool.
- CHANGING MATS: Some changing mats will be available for your use, however it is preferable for added safety that you bring your own and change your babies on the floor.
- Disposable nappies can be purchased at Baby Swimmers at a cost of £1.00 each.
- Colourful Nappy Covers can be purchased at a cost of £8.00 each
- Colourful Wet Suits can be purchased at a cost of £18.00 each
HEALTH AND SAFETY
- FEEDING: Young babies can be fed at any time before swimming, however if your baby is eating solids, please try and leave at least 1 hour before swimming. Feel free to feed your baby after swimming.
- ILLNESS: If your baby is unwell and suffering from a severe cold, chest infection, ear infection or diarrhoea, they should not be brought swimming. If you are unsure as to whether they are well enough to swim, please consult your doctor.
- IMMUNISATIONS: It is not necessary for your baby to have had all injections before starting swimming, however if you are unsure as to whether or not you want your baby to start swimming because of this, please discuss it further with your doctor or health visitor.
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