Hooray! School holidays are arriving back to back and half-terms and longer holidays like the summer holidays are a great chance to catch up with swimming. Are you looking for a fun and convenient way to be able to swim especially in the summer? Hey, look no further. Why not take advantage of the opportunity …

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Why Your Child is Scared of Water and Swimming I have picked this topic because I know many parents are out there who search this on Google every day. When your child is scared of swimming any information could be helpful and parents normally are desperate to find out how they can help their children …

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Importance of the Quality of Your Swim School On a scale of 1-10, just how good was your swimming instructor when you were a child? I’m not just talking here about asking if got on well with your teacher, rather how good were your swimming lessons? Was your teacher caring about teaching swimming-one of the …

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Baby Swimming Is Fun, But, Do You Really Need A Swim Teacher and Lessons? More than  20 years of teaching baby swimming lessons has shown me all babies can seriously enjoy a gentle-approached baby swimming lessons. What’s there not to like really? A fun environment for babies to socialise with other children and bond with …

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Weekly Swimming Lessons Vs Swimming Crash Courses Once a week lessons or termly swim lessons over school term time are very popular. But, swimming crash courses are getting more and more popular too. This is what a Harvard University’s scientist tells all parents about swimming lessons: all children should have them. Although swimming lesson are …

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Dryland Exercise is Important for Swimmers Children spend way too much time these days sitting down and watching screens passively and to get stronger and better at swimming, swimmers need to do also some drayland training to complement what they do in water. Swimmers Can Train In and Out of Swimming Pools Swimming teachers and …

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What is Autism? How Does it Affect Children? Autism is a ‘spectrum’ condition and affects different people in different ways. Autism or autism spectrum disorder (ASD) incorporates a group of neurodevelopmental disorders causing impaired communication skills and social skills and behavioural challenges. Communication and interacting with the world is a big challenge for people with …

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How Do Babies Communicate in Water? Doing baby swimming classes is part of modern parenting in the 21 century. With scientific evidence confirming many benefits of baby swimming, communication and reading the ‘needs’ and ‘wants’ of a non-verbal child in the swimming pool enviroument could be a puzzle for many specially new parents. Although our …

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Summer Means Swimming for All Specially for Children Swimming is great fun and a good way to stay cool and fresh when the weather is hot and sunny. Swimming for leisure and water safety are definitely the main reasons parents sign their children up for swimming lessons. But, there are plenty more other benefits into …

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Your goggle questions answered, by Marjan Moosavi, founder of Blue Wave Swim School These days swim goggles have become an inseparable element of ‘swimming kit’ and buying goggles has become like swimming customs. Parents buy their children goggles regardless of whether or not they can swim. I get questions like ‘does my child need goggles?’ …

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