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Babies
Aquababies
Do you want to share a special moment? Looking for an in the water bonding experience with your child? Holsworthy Aquatic Centre is the place for you!
Babies as young as 3 months can be taught life saving techniques. Our qualified instructors will guide YOU in teaching your child.
Our primary focus of our Aquababies classes is to teach infants how to roll over and float on their back for up to 15 minutes until help arrives if they were to fall into a pool or body of water. Our lessons incorporate water safety and familiarisation activities into fun games and songs.
We have 30-minute group classes where it is a great opportunity for bonding with your child.
Aquaplay
Aquaplay is the perfect way to bond and have loads of water fun with your baby while you're both splashing and giggling. Your baby's overall development will benefit greatly by spending time in the water. They will become comfortable in the water at an early age, it will help their motor skill development and assist with their social interaction.
Make sure you book by either calling or emailing as bookings are essential. Aquaplay sessions are: Tuesday - 11:00am to 11:30am Thursday - 11:00am to 11:30am
Cost: FREE for the first 6 consecutive sessions then $9 per session onwards.
Make sure you book by either calling or emailing as bookings are essential. Aquaplay sessions are: Tuesday - 11:00am to 11:30am Thursday - 11:00am to 11:30am
Cost: FREE for the first 6 consecutive sessions then $9 per session onwards.
Our customers find our Aquababies lessons engaging, educational and potenetially life saving.
“My husband and I are very happy with how our daughter Nikita is progressing in swimming. She has been in swimming lessons from 3 months of age, and now at 20 months we are confident that if she fell into the water she would be able to rise to surface, rollover and float or turn around grab the wall and climb out”
- Kalpana Lata
Did you know...
- Studies have found that children who start swimming from an early age are less susceptible to illness. This is due to them being physically active and healthy which allows the immune system to develop.
- Being physically active stimulates both sides of the brain. Most children not participating in regular physical activity don't start to really develop both sides of the brain until the kinder years when they start to socialise and go to kinder.
- Children and babies learn best through play and what better way to learn than from their parents. In our baby classes we work with you the parent, to teach you how to teach your baby to swim.
- Starting swimming early has great benefits and helps to develop 'life saving' habits as the child grows older. In classes you will learn a variety of floating, balance, kicking and water safety skills to practise with your child.
