Moving your child to the next swim class level is based on the development and cognitive ability of your child. It is also important for parents to remember that not all 3 years old are the same. I still remember when my son moved to the next level. He had a hard time for the first two weeks, so we decided to move him back to the previous class and wait for a little bit more until he felt comfortable and ready. Don’t rush it and be patient!
FYI- According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, all the aquatics programs for children under 4 years old should include the following:
· Strategies for prevention of drowning.
· Information regarding the motor and cognitive limitations of toddlers and infants.
· The adults’ role in monitoring and supervising children in water.
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My son Andrew - 3 years old |

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