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You're asking the right person! I have taught swimming lessons at the YMCA for 5 years. Yes, the YMCA does have parent and child swimming lessons, but parents are only allowed in the water til the child turns 3. Then its time to place the child in preschool lessons. When that happens parents are permitted to watch the children from a viewing area. In some places parents watch from behind windows (Neenah-Menasha)...in others they watch from a balcony (Green Bay, Broadview Center). I currently teach some preschool very beginner lessons, and I must say, those are the best to teach. You can use your imagination with the kids and they don't realize that they are learning how to swim while playing games. Work in the bath tub with your son especially on floating on their backs (kids are usually extremely hesitant while laying on their backs in the water), every little bit helps! Does that answer your question??? If you have anyother questions about YMCA swimming lessons, just let me know.Amanzi wrote:Do you know if the YMCA has a class where parents can join the kids in the pool?
Amanzi wrote:Pojo thanks so much for the tipsI have tried to get him to lie on his back with me supporting him, he hates water near his ears (you should hear the crying and screaming that goes on when I have to wash his hair)
Do you have any pointers for me on how to get him used to the idea of getting his head wet?
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