Benefits

Swimming is the only motor activity allowed in the first months of life, with long-term benefits. Once you gain the ability to swim, you never lose it, regardless of the subsequent consistency of its practice.Through a personalized approach, our instructors will create the premises for the early development of certain important skills in the first 3 years of life. Among these: developing communication skills 11 months in advance and guidance and coordination skills 20 months in advance. In addition, it increases the ability to assimilate new knowledge, self-confidence, and they will develop an increased immunity.

Children love water

This can help the baby's physical and cognitive development

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Swimming

It’s the only motor activity allowed in the first months of life, with long-term benefits.

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Reflex stimulation

Courses started before the age of 6 months stimulate the glottic reflex and the impulse of kicking the water with their feet

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Harmonious development

Kids exercise more muscle groups in water than they do on land, they learn to increase their resistance to effort and dose it

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Safety in an aquatic environment

Besides the fun aspect, aquatic education is an essential additional safety measure

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Coordination of aquatic movement

Early mastery of aquatic movement offers children an advantage in learning swimming strokes later on

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Muscle tone, balance, and coordination

Movement in water helps children learn how to walk faster and has beneficial effects on all development plans

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Appetite and sleep

Exercises and playtime combined with the warm water stimulated their appetite and helps them sleep better

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Growing self-esteem

Once independent in an aquatic environment, the child’s confidence grows and they are ready to try new things

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