LEARNING TO SWIM IS NOT JUST ABOUT LEARNING A NEW SKILL, IT’S ABOUT PLANTING THE SEEDS OF CONFIDENCE AND SAFETY IN WATER FOR A LIFETIME Young children learn to swim better in a happy environment, that is why they should come to Happy Fish. Introducing swimming to your young children helps them to prepare for proper swimming and leads them to healthy lifestyle! More importantly, it can help save lives. We are aware of their needs as well as their attention span. Having classes with a shorter duration can improve their focus and develop a willing to learn attitude. Furthermore, a smaller class size would ensure that equal attention is given to each of them. Development It’s ideal to cultivate a positive attitude when young. By providing your child with swimming lessons, it can teach them to lead a healthy lifestyle. This is important as kids tend to pick things up when they are young. By teaching them to lead a healthy lifestyle from young, it helps to develop a positive character in the future. Child’s Experience Our toddler aquatic specialists are committed to ensure a comfortable learning experience for you and your child. We have specially designed our syllabus in a step by step manner to cater to young children’s ability. For parents who prefer a more personal class, they have the option of choosing a private lesson. This gives your child full attention for 30 minutes. On the other hand, for parents who prefer their child to share the joy and experience with other toddlers, the group lessons awaits them! WHAT WILL TODDLERS BE LEARNING? Water Confidence Children will learn how to explore in and around the water safely. Breath Control Children will learn how to hold breath before submerging into the water. Trauma-Free Submersion Children will develop confidence in submerging underwater. Floating Children will discover the freedom of buoyancy and float without assistance. Propulsion Children will learn basic hand paddling and leg kicking action to move around in the water. Safety Skills Children will learn enter and exit the pool, swim around safely and respect the depth of water.