Newborn Floaters
0 to 6 months
Parent-held & held close
You're always with your baby — we guide you through gentle water holds and the feeling of floating safely in your arms.
Slow water adjustment
No surprises. We pour water gently over tiny faces, let them touch the surface at their own speed, and celebrate every moment of comfort.
Breath & buoyancy play
Short, joyful sessions (15–20 minutes) to help newborns feel water on their skin and discover the floating sensation without fear.
This is your moment to bond over water safety. Many parents tell us they felt nervous before their first class — that nervousness is completely normal, and by the second class, it melts away.
Little Paddlers
6 to 12 months
Kicking & reflex play
Babies' natural reflexes help them move through water. We encourage kicking games, splashing, and the joy of making waves.
Front & back floats with support
Gentle guided floats where your baby rests their back against your hands, then transitions to front-floating while you hold their chest — building strength and confidence.
First face-in-water moments
Short, playful introductions to having water on the face — no fear, always your choice, always their pace. Many babies love it; all babies are safe.
Confident Kickers
1 to 2 years
Short, independent glides
Your toddler begins to move a little further from your hands — a few metres of guided gliding across the pool to build independence and strength.
Floating & body control
Longer holds in front and back floats, rolling from front to back with support, and building the muscle memory that makes water second nature.
Safety skills: turning to the wall
An early water-safety habit — learning to reach for and hold the pool wall, turning to find safety, and building the reflex that keeps them protected.
Junior Explorers
2 to 4 years
Arm & leg action for front crawl
Your child begins to mimic swimming strokes — arm pulls, coordinated kicking, and the joy of moving through water like a real swimmer.
Submersion practice & breath control
Playful dunks, bubble-blowing games, and learning when to take a breath — building the comfort and control that makes diving and real swimming possible.
Jumping in & returning to safety
Stepping and jumping off the deck, swimming back to the wall, and understanding water boundaries — pre-swim skills that build real water confidence before kindergarten.
What every Little Fins class includes
Korean & English, every class
32–34°C for safe, comfortable learning
Attention & safety for every child
Red Cross & Aquatics Safety trained
Try before you commit — no obligation
Morning & weekend options across Seoul
Ready to get started? Your baby's water journey begins with a single trial class.
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