Four stages
Four stages, four cap colors
Children join the stage that matches their age. The instructor and the parent decide together when it is time to move on.
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Babies
3 to 11 monthsSkillsFloating on the back with a parent's hands under the head and back
Blowing bubbles and splashing
Songs and rhymes at the wall
Reaching for a toy on the surface
Moving upWhen a baby is walking and the parent and the instructor agree, we talk about Early toddlers.
- 02
Early toddlers
12 to 23 monthsSkillsKicking while held at the chest
Moving along the wall with a parent's support
Climbing the steps out and back in
Blowing bubbles and pouring water with a cup
Moving upThe instructor and the parent decide together when a child is ready for Toddlers.
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Toddlers
2 yearsSkillsFloating on the front and the back with support
Kicking toward a parent's hands
Picking up rings from the step
Taking a turn when the instructor calls the group
Moving upA child moves to Threes when the instructor sees they like the group and the parent agrees.
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Threes
3 yearsSkillsFollowing the instructor along the wall
Kicking with a kickboard
Floating with the instructor's hands
Waiting for a turn with the group, with a parent on the step
Moving upAfter Threes, the next step is a children's class at a school with its own levels. We help you find one.
Sample levels.
Every child moves at their own pace.
Not sure which stage?
That is what the first visit is for. Come to a class and the instructor will suggest the stage that fits.