We welcome swimmers as young as 6 months with a parent. From 2 years they can join the Starfishes group on their own. Our age-based progression means every child gets a program that fits where they are right now.
How long until my child can swim on their own?
It varies by age, personality and prior experience — but most kids who attend twice a week pass "Tadpoles" (comfortable underwater, back floating) within 8–12 weeks. By 6 months, most are swimming short distances with basic technique.
What if my child is afraid of water?
That's what we're best at. Our beginner programs (Starfishes, Tadpoles) are built around trust — submersion games, floating, and lots of patience. No child is ever forced into anything.
Do you offer make-up lessons?
Yes — if you let us know at least 24 hours in advance, we'll reschedule the session for free. Life happens, and we don't punish it.
Is the pool heated? Indoor or outdoor?
Indoor, standalone and climate-controlled, heated to 90°F (32°C) every day of the year. That is the temperature learn-to-swim programs hold for babies and toddlers — warm enough that a six-month-old stays relaxed through a whole lesson instead of shivering through half of it, and still comfortable for a ten-year-old swimming laps. Huge glass walls, tons of natural light, no weather to work around.
How is the water cleaned?
By ultraviolet light, on top of a light chemical treatment. The whole pool circulates past UV lamps that inactivate bacteria, viruses and the chlorine-tolerant parasites chlorine alone is slow against, so the water needs only a fraction of the chemicals a backyard or community pool runs on. What families notice: clear water, no stinging eyes, and no chlorine smell in the car on the way home.
How do you handle safety?
Every session has a dedicated lifeguard on deck in addition to your instructor. All instructors are Red Cross WSI certified, CPR/AED trained, and background-checked. Max 3 swimmers per teacher in group lessons.
Can I watch my child's lesson?
Absolutely — we have a parent lounge with a full view of the pool, Wi-Fi, and coffee. Watch live, or drop off and come back. Your call.
What do we need to bring?
Swimsuit, towel, goggles (we sell them at cost if you forget). For kids not fully potty-trained: an approved swim diaper. Everything else — kickboards, noodles, fins — we provide.
Come visit
The best way to know if we're right for your family — is to come swim.
Bring your kid, the goggles, and 30 minutes of curiosity — we'll match them to the right level on day one.