We believe that children learn best in a comfortable, supportive, fun, child-centered environment. Our 'child-centered' approach means that each child's level of comfort is assessed and activities are varied to meet each child's needs.
We also believe a child's participation should be positively encouraged, but never forced. Nervous or scared children are encouraged to take their time, observe class, and join class when they are ready. We use toys, games and songs to create an environment that is welcoming, friendly and interesting enough that a hesitant child wants to participate.
Parents gain additional education about water safety, age appropriate water activities, and child development as it pertains to water, as they develop a trusting relationship with the teacher.

Swimming lessons are great for infants because:
- it is a fun activity to share with your child
- children exercise more muscles in the water because they are less restricted by gravity
- children exposed to water at an early age, are far less likely to develop fear of the water
- balance and coordination is improved as children work to maintain equilibrium in the water
- exposure to water and appropriate safety practices improves water awareness and safety