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The Child Who Won't Leave the Steps: What Sensory Swimming Actually Teaches Us
A guest post for SplashAbout, by Tami Nixon, founder of Makai Swim School
Every swim scho...

Toy Story: What Sensory Swimming Toys Really Teach Us
By Jo Wilson, founder of Aqua Sensory®, in partnership with Splash About
Have you ever wo...

Adult Swimwear for Swimming Lessons: The Complete Men's & Women's Swimwear Buying Guide
Adult Swimwear for Swimming Lessons: The Complete Men's & Women's Swimwear Buying Guid...
Frequently Asked Questions
The one they feel the most confident using! Some children wear armbands really well, while others find them restrictive and prefer kickboards. Your child's preferences, age and swimming ability will all play a part in finding the right swimming float. It’s okay to try different options to find the one that works best for your child. They may even swap and change between different swimming floats.
No, swimming floats are designed to help children learn to swim. They are not life-saving devices and should not be used as such. Never leave a child unattended in the pool.
Swim Noodles are a great option for learning to swim, having fun and gaining water balance in the pool.




















