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Hannah, Bradford

This is not unusual, as your son is used to having dad with him for lessons. Try to relax; if you are tense he may sense it.  Have fun with him, bouncing up and do...

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George, Sheffield

There are lots of things you can practice on holiday. You can do the warm up...kick, kick, hold on and turn and jumping in. If you have a woggle, use that, so your bab...

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Tanya, Halifax

Whenever you swim her show her your closed mouth, exaggerate it like you do when you do swim and breathes. Spend a few seconds showing her this and hopefully she will start to c...

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Helena, Leeds

This isn’t unusual – babies like been on their back when first born but once they are rolling been on their back in the water doesn’t feel too secure for them s...

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Michelle, Chesterfield
 
I would recommend that you do keep practicing while you are away. However do be aware of pool temperatures when on holiday, they can be a lot colder than ou...

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Laura, Huddersfield

We do often see this in children and the main reason is your child's development. Children generally start our programme when they are just a few weeks old and have ...

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Sam, Sheffield

All babies and children are different and will progress at different rates and how quickly they progress will also depend upon at what age they start swimming lessons. Fr...

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Donna, Leeds

No, immunisations are not required prior to taking babies swimming. Please refer to www.immunisations.org.uk for fur...

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