FAQ: INFANT SWIM PROGRAM
June 25, 2020
Swim Instructor Training That Builds Teaching Excellence
June 25, 2020
When school starts, getting into a new routine can be challenging, and we see the results during lessons. School-aged kids may be overwhelmed by all the new: new schedules, new classmates, new teachers, etc. We strive to keep our teachers informed about ways they can help create and maintain some stability for kids when life outside the pool is unsteady.
We’re Here to Help
Our teachers know that kids can be over-tired and under-confident this time of year. In fact, kids are not the only ones adjusting to changes in routine – sometimes our parents and caregivers are the ones in need of extra support. We’ve got you covered, whether it’s literally with a loaner suit and towel or booking your student into a free make-up lesson because you missed the regularly scheduled one yesterday.
We can also help if you’re still working on figuring out your fall schedules. Our Booking Department typically experiences heavy call volume as summer winds down, but the phone is not the only way to book a lesson. Our on-site Swimformation staff is always available to help research the schedule and make enrollment changes. If you’re at work or on the go, you can email us at bookings@swimlpb.com, chat with us at La Petite Baleen Swim School, or use the Parent Portal through our website or app to find an opening and sign up for a class. Our staff are always more than happy to help you find the right class for your swimmers.
We know this time of year can be busy and we appreciate parents for remaining committed to weekly swimming lessons. Consistent lessons are proven to be better for the safety, development, and overall health of children, but they can also improve kids’ sleep and focus! Our pools are always a warm and cozy activity for families, even as summer fades into fall.
READ MORE:
The Lifelong Benefits of Childhood Swimming
4 Benefits of Swim Lessons on Early Childhood Development
