One- to three-year-olds get comfortable in the water through songs, floating games, and gentle face-dips, with a grown-up in the pool the whole time. It's the first step before independent lessons.
For Harbor Row Swim Academy
Coach Owen is fantastic with the kids — after class my kid talked about it the whole car ride home. Genuinely one of the best activities we've tried on the Westside.
Coach Owen is great, and overall we're really happy here. Would love a bit more communication about schedule changes, but my kid is genuinely doing a proper flip turn now.
This has become the highlight of our week. the small group size means my kid actually gets individual attention. They're finally putting their face in the water now and so proud of it.
Coach Owen has so much patience, my kid said it was the best part of their week after the very first class. Weekend parking gets crowded but there's usually a spot within a block.
Coach Bree is great, and overall we're really happy here. A couple sessions felt rushed, but overall my kid is finally putting their face in the water and having fun.
It's fine — kid enjoys it but I've seen better organized programs. My kid still enjoys it and is slowly doing a proper flip turn, but a couple of classes have been cancelled last minute with short notice.
Was excited going in, but it hasn't lived up to the description. Class sizes have gotten too big for the space and my kid barely gets any hands-on time anymore.
Coach Bree is fantastic with the kids — my kid went from nervous to finally putting their face in the water in just a few weeks. The little lot fills up fast so we just park around the corner. We'll be back every session.
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