Parent + toddler
Ages 2–3
A gentle introduction to the water with a parent or caregiver alongside. Children practice safe entries, supported floating, bubbles, and playful comfort-building.
Swim lessons for ages 2–12
From first bubbles to confident strokes, Lola helps children build real water-safety skills—and gives families moments worth celebrating.
Low-pressure first visit · Clear level recommendation · No commitment required
The first milestone
Start with a relaxed skills check.
What families can expect
Every lesson prioritizes safe habits, calm recovery, and skills children can use around water.
Simple milestones make each new float, kick, and stroke visible to children and parents.
Photos or milestone videos are always optional, parent-approved, and never placed ahead of learning.
Programs that grow with them
Each child starts at the right level and advances through skills, not arbitrary timelines.
Ages 2–3
A gentle introduction to the water with a parent or caregiver alongside. Children practice safe entries, supported floating, bubbles, and playful comfort-building.
Ages 4–8
Small-group lessons that move from water comfort to independent swimming through clear, child-friendly milestones and consistent instructor feedback.
Ages 7–12
Skill-focused coaching for swimmers ready to improve technique, stamina, treading water, and confidence in deeper water.
Private coaching
Ideal for water anxiety, accelerated progress, skill refinement, or a swimmer who learns best with focused support.
Water-safety sessions
Available for daycares, schools, HOAs, camps, and community partners.
Simple starting options
Final placement and local rates are confirmed after the first assessment, so families only book what their swimmer needs.
Small group
Consistent weekly instruction in a small group matched by age and ability.
Private
Individual coaching shaped around confidence, safety, and your swimmer’s next milestone.
Start with one easy visit
Book an introductory swim assessment for a friendly skills check, level recommendation, and clear next step.
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