Swimtastic Swim School - Franklin

💧👶 Is your babysitter water safety educated?

The National Drowning Prevention Alliance (NDPA) created a Caregiver Water Safety Checklist to help parents and caregivers understand the steps needed to keep kids safer in and around water.

We’ve partnered with NDPA to help raise awareness about drowning prevention and share resources that empower families and caregivers with the right knowledge.

Review the caregiver checklist here:
https://ndpa.org/caregiver-water-safety-checklist/

Summer Isn't Enough: Why Children Need Year-Round Swim Lessons.

Water safety is a year-round responsibility. Consistent swim lessons help children keep essential safety skills strong, build confidence, and stay prepared whenever they’re around water.

Read more: https://www.swimtastic.com/blog/year-round-swim-lessons-water-safety

🌞🏊‍♀️ SUMMER DROP DATES ARE HERE! 🏊‍♂️🌞

As summer starts winding down, now is the perfect time to check your swimmer’s drop date and make sure you’re registered for their next session! 💦

If your class has a drop date coming up, don’t wait too long to find a new spot. Classes can fill quickly, and we want to make sure your swimmer can keep building those skills without missing a beat! 🌊💙

Keep those swim skills going all year long—summer may be ending, but the swimming doesn’t have to! 🏊‍♀️🌊

Backpacks are packed. Swim bags too. 🎒🏊

New school year, same splashes. Swap the Sunday scaries for Sunday swim lessons and keep those water safety skills sharp all season long.

📍 Book your spot before the fall schedule fills up!

Know a family looking for swim lessons? Tell them about us! 🏊‍♀️🏊‍♂️

Whether it’s a friend, neighbor, family member, or someone who’s been talking about getting their little one into swim lessons—send them our way! 📣

🌊✨ Ready to keep swimming? Make that drop date disappear and keep those swim skills growing! 🏊‍♀️💙

Don’t let the end of a session stop the progress—stay enrolled, keep practicing, and keep making waves! 🌊

Swim diaper questions come up in nearly every parent orientation, so let's settle it here.

A good swim diaper should fit snugly at the legs and waist without leaving red marks, and reusable swim diapers tend to hold up better across multiple classes than disposables. Avoid anything baggy, since it won't contain accidents and can affect a baby's movement in the water.

Not sure what your class requires? Check with your local front desk before your first session.