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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
They provide buoyancy, which can help beginners build confidence in the water by offering support and allowing them to practice swimming skills while feeling secure. However, using them appropriately and gradually reducing reliance is important as swimming skills improve.
Some children may find Arm Bands restrictive when attempting different strokes. However, by the time they’re at this level, they may no longer be reliant on the Arm Bands. If your child is finding Arm Bands restrictive, you could try a Float Suit or Back Float as an alternative.
We have Arm Bands suitable for children up to 12 years or 60kg.








