If you are like Henry’s mom and feel like giving up, this story will encourage you to stay committed and trust the process. Henry once suffered from anxiety and did not enjoy swimming. Because of their commitment, and hard work, he is a safe and confident swimmer.
Read More2023 was the deadliest year for drownings on record in Colorado lakes, rivers, and streams. Falling into a pool of water with clothes on can produce fear and hysteria in an otherwise calm swimmer. It is important to practice in clothing and shoes during lessons. Little Fins is using January to invite babies to the pool in their pajamas to practice infant survival in their clothes.
Read MoreYou may not think of water when you think of Colorado…Here are 6 fun Colorado water facts we thought you’d like too
Read MoreThe scariest summer danger is also one that is the most fun. Drowning is responsible for the most unintended deaths in children ages 1-4 years old each year. This thought may be frightening, but there are ways to help your child enjoy summertime safely with peace of mind.
Read MoreWater independence is critical to becoming “water safe.” To help your child continue to build water independence outside of swim lessons, allow water “play” time. This will encourage building familiarity with water being present all around the face/body.
Read MoreA pool can be a great way to build family memories and keep the kids active on hot summer days, but it’s important that there are clear safety rules for any time spent in or near the water.
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