Swimfun Academy & Survival Aquatics

Once a child is crawling, usually between 6 months and 8 months, they can learn to swim for fun and roll to a safe, balanced, secure float for safety. Once a child begins to crawl, they are at risk of finding an unguarded body of water and falling in. If they have learned how to behave in the water, they will roll to a float and calmly await rescue. Once a child is walking, usually between 12 months and 18 months, the swimmer can learn to Settle. Spin. Swim. Survive™. A toddler can swim in the proper head down posture, with feet kicking at the surface, roll to a balanced float to rest and breathe, then flip back over to swim to safety. With practice, they can swim longer distances using the Settle. Spin. Swim. Survive. ™ sequence. Once a child is two or three years old, depending how...

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