How does a children’s swimming lesson at Easy2Swim work?
Discover how a personalised children’s swimming lesson at Easy2Swim works, with one-to-one instruction, home-based classes, and more!
The importance of swimming for children’s development
Swimming for children’s development is essential as it engages the entire body through physical activity. In addition to improving motor and rhythmic coordination, it serves as a crucial survival skill. Early exposure to water stimulates children’s holistic development, offering rich experiences filled with discovery and fun. This sport promotes physical, cognitive, emotional, and social growth […]
How to choose the best swimming instructor for your family
Discover how to choose the best swimming instructor for your family with tips on qualifications, experience, teaching methods, and more!
Dive into adventure: embracing the new branding of Easy2Swim
We have a new look! Learn more about the new branding of easy2swim and the concepts behind it and more news.
Fun swimming games to play with your child: building skills through play
By incorporating swimming games into lessons, children can develop essential skills while enjoying themselves. Check some games to play!
Overcoming fear of water: strategies for parents and instructors
Fear of water is a common issue among young children, but there are ways to overcome this fear and turn swimming into a fun activity!
The connection between swimming and academic performance
Have you ever wondered how much physical activity impacts your studies? Check out the connection between swimming and academic performance.
The impact of swimming on emotional regulation in young children
Understand what is the impact of swimming on emotional regulation in young children and why it is important.
Dive into baby swimming lessons: what you need to know
Start baby swimming lessons with the best tips. In this way, baby and parents can enjoy this adventure!
Nurturing development through swimming lessons: insights from “The Boy Who Was Raised as a Dog”
Take a look on somo insights from “The Boy Who Was Raised as a Dog”, and how we can apply on development through swimming.
