Ages 3 – 5 yr · From survival to propulsion
Toddler Transitions
Moving from survival to propulsion. Kids learn kicking, scooping, and independent forward movement - their first strokes without a parent in the water.
What This Program Builds
This is the bridge between clinging to a caregiver and swimming on their own. Children step into the water independently for the first time, working in tiny groups so every swimmer gets hands-on coaching on each pass across the pool.
Format: 30-minute lessons, once or twice weekly, no caregiver in the water. Class ratio capped at 4:1 so the instructor is always within arm's reach.
Level band: Guppies → Otters
By The End, Swimmers Can
- Independent front float and glide
- Flutter kick with a kickboard, then without
- Arm scoops and combined stroke-and-kick
- Independent roll-to-back rest
What We Coach
Independent Float
Front and back floats without support, recovering to a stand on their own.
Kick & Glide
A streamlined push-off and flutter kick across a full width of the pool.
Scoop & Breathe
First arm strokes paired with rolling the head to grab a breath.
Ready for Toddler Transitions?
Book a free trial lesson and we'll confirm your swimmer's level before their first class.
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