Jacqueline W.
5/5/2018
I started looking for swim classes from the moment my daughter was born - not only as a good activity for the both of us but also I believe a very important skill children and adult should know. I...
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10552 SE 52nd Ave
Portland, OR 97222
Swimbabes is a locally owned swimming school in Portland, Oregon, offering swim survival safety lessons for babies, toddlers, and kids. With over 80 years of experience and four generations of teaching, they are the most experienced swim survival safety school in the Northwest. They provide highly trained adult instructors who specialize in teaching the turn and float methodology to children of all ages, starting from as young as 8 weeks old.
What sets Swimbabes apart is their commitment to safety and cleanliness. They have invested in a state-of-the-art UV Ozone Sanitation System, reducing the need for chlorine and its toxic by-products. Their effective lessons focus on teaching children how to survive an accidental fall or entry into water, even when fully clothed. Parents have praised the program for its ability to teach children essential water safety skills and have seen their little ones achieve independent back floats in as little as 10 days.
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3.539 reviewsKatherine H.
3/20/2024
My son just completed a swim camp with Teacher Kelley and he had an incredibly positive experience. He had never had swim lessons before and was really nervous about starting, but after his first...
Jessica H.
8/27/2016
We started taking our daughter to swimbabes a few months before she turned 2. At the time she was terrified of the water, every night was a battle just to get her to take a bath. I was so stressed...
Sara H.
8/29/2016
I am a parent of two boys, and I have introduced both of them to swimming from birth. My first son is nearing 11 years, and we began with regular classes, at a swim school in Beaverton, as a...
Rochele G.
1/28/2019
I tried to call them to enroll my son so many times already and never heard anything from them. It's hard to talk to these people
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