Swimming, water exercise and water therapy for babies

from birth to 12 months.


NEW:   Fall session - you can join classes at any time

ALL the classes listed are given by the program coach, Ms. VICTORIA  FEDOROVA


 ATTENTION! To start taking classes of this program, the baby must be younger than 6 months

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SWIMMING BEFORE WALKING

    WINTER 2012

 - At CLUB SPORTIF MAA

(2070 Peel, Montreal, H3A 1W6)

Registration: open now for session starting on 14 January 2012

One group on Saturday 

12.00 - 12.45

Two groups on Sunday

10.00 - 10.45 and 10.45 - 11.30


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- At Ben Weider JCC - YM-YWHA Centre

(5400 Westbury, Montreal, H3W 2W8)

Registration: open now for the classes starting on 17 January 2012

Three groups on Tuesday

and Thursday

9.00- 9.45;    9.45-10.30;

10.30 - 11.15 (women only)

more info

Attention: You might be offered to join other groups, held by a different instructor and at a different time.

If you want to take classes of this Aquababy program,

make sure you sign up for a course by Ms. Victoria Fedorova. Other instructors offer different skills and approach.

 
 
- At the Centre de réadaptation Lucie-Bruneau 

 (2275  Laurier East, Montreal, H2H 2N8)

The child can be accompanied by two parents!

Three groups on Sunday

starting on 15 January 2012

14.00 - 14.45; 14.45 - 15.15 (for 2 to 8 week-old babies); 15.15 - 16.00

more info

 

Teaching a newborn to swim is not just a fashionable trend; it is an opportunity to unleash the baby’s potential.

We teach parents to coach their infants in the water; as a result, the swimming babies develop emotional stability, deeper sleep and better feeding.

Infants with psychomotor developmental delays benefit the most from the program: the weightless environment restores and normalizes body functions, rhythmical diving accelerates metabolic processes, and the organism goes into “repair mode”.


Swimming and water exercise allows infants to:

  • “take a break” from gravity and move freely in the 3D environment;
  • learn to swim and have fun in the water;
  • get exercise therapy;
  • become stronger and more resistant to illnesses.

 

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