welcome to watermellow swim school
ONE-ON-ONE ONLINE SWIM LESSONS FOR BABIES
what is watermellow?
We teach one-on-one online swimming lessons to parents and babies between the ages of 3 weeks and 36 months old. Our curriculum is designed with a mother's love and focuses on nurturing and developing each baby's unique abilities and strengths. Our lessons start out in the bathtub, where we introduce babies to the water in a safe and comfortable environment, and then progress to the pool.
Our Mission
Love. Grow. Inspire.
At watermellow, our mission is to inspire parents worldwide to nurture a lifelong love of the water with their babies. We believe that swimming is an essential life skill that provides cognitive, emotional, and physical advantages during a baby's formative years. By offering online baby swimming lessons at parents' fingertips, anywhere in the world, we empower parents to conveniently bond with their babies in any body of water while providing them with the knowledge and tools needed to build a strong foundation for their baby's love of swimming.
our curriculum.
Nurture your little one’s love for water with one of our one-on-one baby swimming lessons. Our curriculum focuses on each baby’s unique abilities and strengths while involving parents and caregivers in the learning process.
what to expect.
Our warm and nurturing approach focusing on introducing babies to the water in a safe and comfortable environment, starting with bathtub lessons for babies as young as three week old and progressing to pool lessons for babies between six and 36 months.
baby swim benefits.
Baby swim lessons can help your little one develop physical abilities, promote water safety skills, and strengthen your bond with your baby. With our personalized and safe guidance, your baby can explore the joys of swimming while building confidence in the water.
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