Toddler Swimming Lessons in Plano/Richardson

Updated on April 11, 2012
D.K. asks from Bellevue, WA
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Hi all,

I am looking for recommendations for a good swimming class for my 3 year old in the area. I need personalized attention and not a large group setting. My kid is not a water guy and I need him to be comfortable and start enjoying water while learning to swim.

How is Emler? i also heard about Rosey's swimming in Richardson. How do they compare? Any other suggestions? I don't mind the price if the instructions and pool are high quality.

Thanks much in advance,
D.

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C.T.

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Both my kids use Emler in Plano. I started my oldest shortly before he turned 3, and my youngest at 1. They are now 5 and 3, and the oldest is an extremely proficient swimmer, and the younger one can swim well enough to save himself. Emler is good at making it fun and easing little ones into it. Their standard classes are 4:1, and I think that works pretty well, but you can get private lessons, if you want. Good luck!

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M.C.

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I have friends that swear by Emler, but we used Aquafit (http://www.aquafitplano.com/) and really liked it.

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A.B.

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I've had my daughter in lessons almost year round at Tom Muhlenbeck center through City of Plano since she was 3. The only thing is that since we don't live in Plano, we have to wait until 2 days after registration opens to sign up. During the summer, the classes fill up, and we can't get into their classes. During the fall and winter, fewer people care if their kids can swim, so it's easier to get classes then My daughter is 4 and can swim quite well; I mainly keep her in there to strengthen her skills and for stroke instruction now (she's 4) until she's old enough to move to the next level. They do offer private lessons there, as well, so you can always get in those . The thing is that they are pretty intense, so he may not enjoy them as much. Anyway, I love City of Plano's swim lessons, even coming in from outside of the city for my daughter to take them.

P.W.

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I don't have an answer for you, but I offer that Canyon Creek pool may offer something as well.

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