Little Stars Infant Aquatics

About

Olga teaches one-on-one survival swimming and water safety to infants and young children using the Infant Aquatics method. She's a nationally certified instructor with a clinical background in pediatric emergency care, bringing that same safety-first mindset to the pool. Her approach focuses on teaching kids the skills to self-rescue if they fall into water, moving past fear toward genuine confidence in the water. Little Stars works with babies and toddlers through early elementary ages. Expect personalized instruction tailored to your kid's comfort level, whether they're starting from scratch or refining skills. Private lessons mean you'll see real progress week to week, and Olga adjusts based on each child's personality and needs.

Drowning is preventable. Make sure your child learns this important survival swimming skill

Programs (1)

• Little Stars Infant Aquatics Program

  Class
  · Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday· Morning, Evening· Variable

  Little Stars Infant Aquatics offers private, one-on-one swim lessons focused on teaching real survival swimming skills to babies and toddlers ages 6 months to 4 years old. Your child will work with a nationally certified instructor who personalizes each lesson to your little one's pace and comfort level in the water, so you'll actually see them making progress toward water safety and confidence. They're open most days of the week with both morning and evening time slots available, so you can fit lessons into your family's schedule. Since these are private lessons, pricing varies depending on what works best for your situation — it's worth reaching out to them directly at 561-568-2343 (they prefer texts!) or contact@littlestarsinfantaquatics.com to chat about options. What really sets them apart is their laser focus on survival skills rather than just "swim lessons" — they genuinely believe drowning is preventable, and they structure everything around making sure your kid knows how to handle themselves in the water.