I am a certified survival swimming instructor with a passion for water safety. As a wife and mother, I understand the importance of teaching children essential swimming skills to prevent aquatic accidents.
My goal is to teach children essential swimming skills to help prevent aquatic accidents and build a foundation for a lifetime enjoyment of water activities.
Little Seals Survival Swim School in Senoia, Ga, we offer one-on-one swim lessons to infants and young children. These children are taught the swim-float-swim sequence (as developmentally appropriate). They repeat this sequence until they reach the steps or side of the pool. Once children are fully skilled, they have the opportunity to practice their skills fully clothed for "Silly Swim" lessons. Once lessons are completed, students are encouraged to maintain their skills by attending twice monthly maintenance lessons(or semi-annual refresher lessons).
~ Swim Lesson Levels ~
~ Swim Lesson Fees ~
1.) Registration Fee: The non-refundable registration fee for new students is $85.00/student and $35 for returning students.
2.) Weekly Lesson Fee: The weekly lesson fee is $125 per week. The first week's fee is pre-paid through Venmo or PayPal at the time of scheduling. It is non-refundable and secures your child's lesson time. Lesson fees are due each week on Monday's.
When scheduling, please keep in mind that each child that enrolls in lessons is given the same focused attention and time. Please note, if specifying lesson time slots well in advance of a start date there could be a delay in the actual start date for your child. This could happen if another student’s lessons are delayed or extended for unforeseeable issues. Please understand if your child’s lesson time/start date needs to be adjusted slightly.
*Not every child in the 13 month and older age range will learn the entire sequence. Some children, while being able to walk, are not developmentally ready to complete the full sequence and will stop the sequence at the float. We call this a swim-float-stay. This is perfectly normal and they will have no trouble learning the remaining skill sequence at a later date.
Students who are older than 4 years of age typically take less than 6 weeks, but because each child is different, we ask parents to prepare to need/use the full duration of the program. Should a child need less than the given duration, parents are not obligated to pay for the additional time.