Happy Tiddlers are dedicated to building confidence in the water, teaching safety and building essential skills for life
21/08/2026
New website incoming!!
We may be closed for the summer but the Happy Tiddlers magic never stops.
While the lights were off, Nicky’s been quietly crafting something special — and our brand new website is now live!
Let us know what you think in the comments
Www.happytiddlers.co.uk
19/08/2026
Our teachers don’t just teach swimming : they’re cheerleaders, problem-solvers, entertainers, encouragers and everything in between. Ready for whatever your Tiddler needs!
Which role do you think our teachers play best? 👇
Ready to find out what makes our lessons so special? Book your lessons through the link in our bio👆
This is what safe feels like🤍
A safe space to splash, explore, learn and grow. 💦
Because confidence in the water starts with feeling comfortable in it.
Looking for lessons that feel safe? Book now through the link in our bio 👆
15/08/2026
Helping Your Little Tiddler Build Water Confidence This Summer ☀️
Summer is the perfect time to build confidence in and around the water. 💙
Our latest blog is packed with simple tips to help your little one stay safe, grow in confidence, and keep progressing over the holidays.
Read it here 👇
🔗 https://www.happytiddlers.co.uk/post/helping-your-little-tiddler-build-water-confidence-this-summer
🏊☀️ Has your little Tiddler been practising over the holidays? We’d love to see them in action! Share your photos or videos in the comments. 💙
13/08/2026
11/08/2026
Happy Birthday To Our Favourite Lady!
We hope you have the best day celebrating 🥳
Put a 🎂 in the comments to say Happy Birthday to Bex! 👇
What our parents have to say about swimming with Happy Tiddlers …
Looking for swimming lessons for your little one? Try a lesson with us, link is in the bio ☝️
Always look around for safety messages.
We do. RNLI Happy Tiddlers
25/07/2026
As swim teachers, we know that water is a great regulator, even more so for neurodiverse people.
Have a read and let us know your thoughts.
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A paediatrician says swimming may help children with ADHD thrive, and research suggests it could boost focus and behaviour - Netmums Swimming emerges as a powerful ally for children with ADHD, offering structured, repetitive, and rewarding activities that align with their needs. Experts highlight the unique benefits of swimming, including its ability to regulate the nervous system and provide steady sensory feedback, making it an...
20/07/2026
Our refer a friend scheme is officially here! Spread the word amongst your friends and family! Who wants a month free swimming?