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- Thread starter tonya
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yep. formal lessons begin at 5 at our local college, so that's the age. However, we have had the kids in the pool from when they were very small, 9 mo to a year starting.
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I think it is good to learn to swim. Here lessons can start from birth. Certainly most kids who go to lessons seem to start at about three.
I took mine swimming when I could but swimming lessons were too expensive. Sometimes I have managed to put my kids on one of the 5 session courses they run over the summer but these are geared mre for swimming to standards rather than swimming for suvival and pleasure and are also expensive.
I took mine swimming when I could but swimming lessons were too expensive. Sometimes I have managed to put my kids on one of the 5 session courses they run over the summer but these are geared mre for swimming to standards rather than swimming for suvival and pleasure and are also expensive.
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We put our daughter in a swim school at age 5. She did 2 "terms" there. Was that expensive! It was a really great program though. Water was 90 degrees, there was a max of 4 students per class, you got to go down the waterslide at the end of the class
. It was one of the best things we did for our daughter--it really helped her climb out of her shyness shell.
. It was one of the best things we did for our daughter--it really helped her climb out of her shyness shell.
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