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South Shore Infant Aquatics Self-Rescue Swim Program exists to equip children as young as 6 months old with the lifesaving skills every child needs to keep them safe in and around the water.

10/02/2026

We love getting to support our local schools. 💙

South Shore Infant Aquatics® donated a $500 swim credit to a local school auction, and if swim lessons are on your radar for 2027, this could be a really great way to save on lessons while supporting the school too!

The credit can be used toward New Swimmer lessons, Progression Groups, Refreshers, or other SSIA programs during the 2027 season.

There are lots of other great auction items too, so go take a look and place a bid!

https://www.32auctions.com/organizations/96462/auctions/207809/auction_items/7217141

09/30/2026

🐻❄️ Beau the Bear aced his winter clothes test today!

And yes… that fuzzy winter bear onesie was HEAVY once it was soaking wet. 😂

There’s an important reason we practice skills in clothes. Drowning doesn’t only happen when a child is prepared to swim in a swimsuit. Accidents happen unexpectedly, and children may be wearing regular clothes, pajamas, shoes, jackets, or even heavy winter clothing.

Wet clothing can add weight and drag, restrict movement, and make everything feel very different in the water. That’s why I want my swimmers to experience it in a controlled environment and learn that the skills they’ve practiced still work even when things don’t feel “normal.”

Beau knew exactly what to do. 💙

This is one of the reasons I love what I do so much. These aren’t just swimming lessons. We are teaching children skills that can save their lives.

Drowning is the leading cause of death for children ages 1–4 in the United States. That statistic is why this work matters so much to me.

Today Beau just looked like an adorable little bear floating around my pool… but what he was practicing was incredibly important. 🐻💦

Survival skills first. Confidence next. Swimming for life.

09/29/2026

🛟 A life jacket’s fit matters more than you might think!

If it’s too loose, it can ride up around your child’s face instead of supporting them properly. And even with the right fit, not every life jacket is designed to turn a child onto their back.

That’s why we practiced with hers beforehand! We wanted to check the fit and see how she moved and floated while wearing it. Even though she is equipped with self-rescue skills.

Before your next boat ride or day around open water:
✔️ Choose a Coast Guard–approved life jacket for your child’s weight and activity.
✔️ Secure all straps and buckles. It should fit snugly without riding up over their chin or ears.
✔️ Practice in calm, shallow water with an adult within arm’s reach.

And remember: flotation devices don’t teach swimming skills! Enroll your child in lessons that include self-rescue so they can practice floating, turning, and reaching safety without relying on flotation.

Life jackets are an important layer of protection. Put them on before an emergency happens, keep supervising closely, and remember that even a confident swimmer is never drown-proof.

09/25/2026

Of all the ways I thought I’d use my music education degree again…

poolside boy band was not on the list. 😂

09/18/2026

This guy worked hard on his big arms this week. This is Progression! Mallory Mills

09/16/2026

Just a bunch of girls doing what girls do best—making waves. 💕💦

Big splashes, bigger smiles, and the sweetest little swim crew! Girl group energy is unmatched. 🩷

09/14/2026

Sometimes the best way to help a little swimmer grow is simply to meet them where they are. 💙

This sweet 1-year-old is so much happier when Mom is in the pool with her—and if that’s how she feels safest and learns best right now, that is completely okay.

What I love even more is how Mom supports her. She’s right there encouraging her, but she also gives her the space to use her own skills and figure it out—even when swimming across the pool is hard work.

And look at that HUGE smile while she floats! 🥹 She’s calm, confident, and so proud of herself as she makes her way across the pool to Mom.

That balance of support + space builds confidence. Mom is there when she needs her, while still showing her, “You can do this.”

Every child’s path to independence can look a little different. We’re building safe, capable swimmers while honoring what helps each child feel confident enough to learn. 💦

09/10/2026

18 months old and already learning what it means to SWIM • FLOAT • SURVIVE. 💙

I absolutely love that she stopped to point at this sign, because it sums up exactly why we do this work.

At this age, we aren’t just teaching kids how to “swim.” We’re giving them skills they can use if they ever unexpectedly find themselves in the water alone — swim, find their float, breathe, and keep working toward safety.

And the best part? Those lifesaving skills are also the foundation for becoming strong, confident swimmers as they grow.

She worked so hard to learn her Swim-Float-Swim at just 18 months old, and I can’t wait to keep building on everything she’s learned in Progression Classes this fall. 💦

Small swimmer. BIG skills. 🩵

08/26/2026

Look at that smile. 😂♥️ She was laughing her way through her float like this was the best part of her day.

We practice in clothes because real-life water accidents don’t usually happen in swimsuits — and seeing her this confident using her skills makes me so proud. 🦦

Address

League City, TX
77573

Telephone

+13464858015

Website

http://southshoreinfantaquatics.com/

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