This post was sponsored by SwimWays as part of an Influencer Activation for Influence Central and all opinions expressed in my post are my own.
The summer fun has begun and we couldn’t be more excited! We spend most of our summer days somewhere near water, whether it’s hanging out at the pool or down by the lake. It’s so nice to jump in and cool off when it gets hot outside! The kids could spend all day in the water, splashing and playing.
We started getting Brady used to water and encouraging him to learn to swim last year. I really want him to love water and develop a love for the water, but it’s also really important to me that he learn water safety. Last year we used the SwimWays Baby Spring Float to help give him more confidence in the water. He loved that thing! It was perfect for helping him get used to moving around in the water and learning to use his hands and legs.
Swim Step Two provides support while children learn pre-swimming skills like how to balance and paddle. Using the swim sweater or swim vest kids can begin to explore the water with confidence.
- The Swim Sweater was first introduced 50 years ago. It provides a stable, circular torso design and supports two pre-swimming positions- upward and forward stroke. Plus the sun sleeves add extra UV protection
- The Swim Vest is made of sturdy foam inserts that provide balanced flotation. The front zipper comes with a safety closure that makes it easy to take on and off and it offers UPF 50+ sun protection.
- Using the Power Swimr, a graduated flotation that acts like training wheels for the pool. It aids in learning advanced swimming at the child’s own pace. The adjustable cords and support strap create a snug fit while the 9 removable floats allow the Power Swimr to adjust to your child’s swimming ability.
In addition to making swim aids and kids life jackets, SwimWays founded the annual SwimWays National Learn to Swim Day the third Saturday of each May. This event highlights the importance of learning to swim for health, safety, and fun. It also raises awareness to help prevent childhood drowning and bring the joys of swimming to kids everywhere. Learn more abow Learn to Swim Day at SwimWays website.
It’s important for your child to learn to swim not only so that they grow up with a love for water and enjoy all the fun of swimming, but because it could save their life. Teaching water safety will help protect your child from the risk of drowning and give him a life skill he’ll benefit from his whole life. Checkout SwimWays to learn more about how to get started.
When did you learn how to swim? What’s your favorite summertime swimming memory?Â
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