Anyone know where i can get swimming lessons gor my todler?
If I may ... Ah, why not do it yourself? Both of you then benefit. It really is not that hard. Geez.
I thought you just dropped babies in the water and they magically began to swim.
I thought you just dropped babies in the water and they magically began to swim.
That survival swimming stuff for infants was big where I used to live. I was never comfortable with it.
Today, I looked up classes at great mills pool for my kids' ages and the classes were all full. Not sure about toddlers. I did come across a private teacher on a site. She only had one review, but I try to find it again and post it when I'm not on my phone
As to the person who said teach your own, that's not always possible and teachers have those tricks that help mom work with the toddler. Why is there is always a hater
I forgot about the GM pool. It's been awhile, not sure how young they let them in the pool. My guess is they have to be potty trained and not in a diaper. That's typical for most public pools
Try CSM and St. Mary's College
Nah. There are swim diapers
They have mom/dad and toddler swim lessons
Registration for the SMC Recreation and Parks swim lessons at Great Mills Pool opens on June 1st for the summer season. Please see this link for additional info https://recreation.stmarysmd.com/wb...tml?wbsi=b677236d-b657-7b84-e511-fe054c80d9ed
Or feel free to call (301) 475-4200 ext. 1800. Thanks!
If I may ...I took my son and the lessons were him WITH me I showed him everything. So I'm not sure about your comment
Anyone know where i can get swimming lessons gor my todler?
If I may ...
Your question was "Anyone know where i can get swimming lessons gor my todler?"
The point I was trying to make, without trying to sound like a hater, is why must people rely so much on others to do for them what really amounts up to simple things? It is not that hard to teach your child how to swim, by yourself. I taught mine and it was a very enjoyable experience. Do people find other people to teach their child to ride a bicycle? To walk? Does a father send his son, or daughter, to impersonal classroom training on firearm safety? Or does he teach them himself and take them to the range, or a farm, to become proficient? It seems to me that we as a society have pawned off so much of our, simple and common sense, parental responsibilities. Just an opinion, not meant to offend anyone.
If I may ...LightRoasted, although you said you weren't a hater", your post made you sound like one. I really do not think anyone here wants to shrug the responsibility off on other's. I think these parents want a good starting foundation, and then the rest will follow, with summer outings...Just sayin.
No apologies needed. But thank you anyway. Have a great weekend.If I may ...
I must then take more time to properly choose words that will convey a sense of laid backless, as having a pleasant and quite conversation with a friend. Apologizes.