Eaubaby Swimming

* Swimming resumes tomorrow—bring on those smiles! 😊

FREE TASTER SESSIONS
Saturday July 4th Moreton Fire College, Moreton-in-Marsh 12.30pm-1.00pm
https://eaubabyswimming.classforkids.io/info/270

Thursday 9th July, The Moretons, Bredon 1.00pm-1.30pm
https://eaubabyswimming.classforkids.io/info/271

An opportunity to 'try' out our unique style of 'baby swimming' including
infant submersions. See our lovely venues and meet Fiona or Nicky.

https://www.eaubaby.co.uk/eaubaby-double-bagging-system/

https://www.eaubaby.co.uk/preparing-for-your-taster-session/

Above are useful blogs to help you on your way.

Visit our website www.eaubaby.co.uk or like us on our social media platforms
Facebook or Instagram where we share many of our exercises from our Duckling
level.

Arrive in plenty of time, to change and find our venues. Enjoy 🙂

Air temp isn’t water temp. Stay safe.

Entering cold water makes you GASP.
Cold water increases your breathing and heart rate, causing PANIC.
Your muscles will get too cold, making you uncoordinated and WEAK.

RLSS UK’s advice is:
• Choose lifeguarded spots
• Never swim alone
• Wear bright colours
• Enter the water slowly
• Get out before you get cold

If you get into trouble, Find Your Float.

It may feel warm outside, but the water isn’t.
Share this vital water safety advice to help keep others safe.

With parts of the country reaching 29°C today, please share our Summer Water Safety advice to help keep your community safe around water.

⚠️Stay safe:

• Enter the water slowly and carefully
• Stay within reach of others
• Swim in supervised, lifeguarded areas

🛟In an emergency:

• If you fall in or become tired, stay calm, float on your back, and call for help
• If you see someone in difficulty, throw them something that floats
• Call 999
• If you're at the coast, ask for the Coastguard

Take 5 minutes to read our essential summer water safety advice, it could make all the difference in an emergency: www.rlss.org.uk/summer-water-safety

We are delighted to announce our Autumn term Starter Duckling courses are up online and bookable. Direct links below.
Tuesday 2.00pm Moreton fire college, Moreton-in-Marsh
https://eaubabyswimming.classforkids.io/info/273

Wednesday 3.40pm Bettridge School, Up Hatherly ,Cheltenham
https://eaubabyswimming.classforkids.io/info/272

Thursday 12.30pm The Moretons Bredon
https://eaubabyswimming.classforkids.io/info/276

Friday 11.30am Moreton fire college,Moreton-in-Marsh
https://eaubabyswimming.classforkids.io/info/274

Saturday 11.30am Moreton fire College, Moreton-in-Marsh
https://eaubabyswimming.classforkids.io/info/275

🛁 Bath time safety matters 🛁

From avoiding distractions to making simple safety checks, this post is packed with easy tips to help keep little ones safe around water at home.

Take a moment to read through and refresh your bath time routine

With warm weather forecast this weekend and into next week, more of us will enjoy spending time in, on, or around water, so it’s important to stay safe.

Almost half (47%) of UK accidental drownings happen between May and August, with higher risks during warmer weather.

Keep yourself and your family safe:
• Check for hazards, including depth, currents, tides, and hidden underwater objects.
• Stay together and swim in lifeguarded areas.

In an emergency:
• Call 999 immediately
• If you fall in or become tired, stay calm, float on your back, and call for help

Take a few minutes to read our essential water safety advice:
👉 www.rlss.org.uk/water-safety-advice

We’ve teamed up with Met Office to help you get for summer.

Many parts of the nation are set to enjoy warm and sunny weather this weekend and over the next week. As many of us spend more time with family outdoors, whether that’s for a run, a waterside walk or an open water swim, it’s important to stay safe.

Before you go, take a few minutes to refresh your water safety knowledge. It could make all the difference in an emergency.

Read more about the Water Safety Code:
www.rlss.org.uk/water-safety-advice