Goldfish Swim School—Portland is dedicated to providing high-quality infant swimming lessons to families in Portland, South Portland, Scarborough, and the surrounding areas. Our mission is to introduce your child to the water and improve cognitive development in babies through our specialized swim lessons.
Infant swimming lessons at Goldfish Swim School are designed to provide numerous benefits to your child. Our classes are 30 minutes long and provide children with life-saving skills, improve coordination and balance, and build stronger muscles. It is never too early to start teaching your child how to swim, and our certified instructors are experienced in working with infants to help them feel comfortable and confident in the water.
At Goldfish Swim School, we offer infant swimming lessons for children who are as young as 4 months old up to 35 months old. Our classes are divided into small groups based on age and skill level to ensure each child receives personalized attention and instruction. Our instructors use a gentle and fun approach to teach your child how to swim, making it an enjoyable experience for both parent and child.
We understand that life can be unpredictable, especially with little ones. That’s why Goldfish Swim School offers flexible scheduling options for our infant swimming lessons. We know that sometimes things come up, and you may need to reschedule a class. We are happy to work with you to find a time that works for your family. Our goal is to make the swim lesson experience as stress-free as possible for parents and children alike.
Enrolling your child in infant swimming lessons at Goldfish Swim School in Portland, ME is a wonderful way to introduce them to the water, and set them up for a lifetime of safe and enjoyable swimming. Our instructors are passionate and dedicated to helping your child develop essential skills and a love for the water.
Contact us today to learn more about our classes, or schedule a lesson for your little one!
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