Infant Aquatics of Lubbock

🎰⚾️ CASINO NIGHT IS BACK — AND IT’S A BLAST! ⚾️🎰

This event is for Ms. Jordan & Mr. Seth’s son and his Grind 9U travel baseball team, and every year it just keeps getting better.

The 3rd Annual Grind 9U Baseball Casino Night — and if you’ve never been, trust us… you’re missing out.
✨ Great vibes
✨ Amazing food & drinks
✨ Silent auction + raffles
✨ BIG prizes
✨ Adults-only fun

💃🕺 Perfect date night
🍸 A fun night out with friends
🎲 Or a great way to meet new people

🎉🎉 GIVEAWAY TIME! 🎉🎉
We’re giving away TWO FREE TICKETS to a current swim family!

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✨ Winner will be announced soon — don’t miss your chance!

Come support an amazing group of kids, enjoy a night of casino-style fun, and help us make this year the best one yet.
Let’s pack the house! ♠️♥️♣️♦️

📲 For ticket info: 806-702-3043

📣 LAST CALL — ONLY 8 SPOTS LEFT! 📣
Beginner Swim Programs start January 26th 🏊‍♂️✨

If you’ve been thinking about getting your child into lessons… January is truly the BEST time to start. Here’s why ⤵️

⭐ Kids have the time to learn AND practice new skills before summer arrives
⭐ Progress is steady without the rush of swim-season crowds
⭐ Confidence grows week-by-week in a supportive learning environment
⭐ Parents have peace of mind heading into pool + lake season

Our beginner programs are designed for children who are new to swim or still mastering the basics. We focus on safety, confidence, and proper technique — all in a positive, encouraging setting 💙

⏳ With only 8 openings left, these spots will go fast!
📆 First day of class: January 26th

👉 Register here to save your child’s spot:
🔗 https://www.webaccomplice.app/scheduler_app/lesson_types/jy7921

Let’s make this the year they become confident swimmers! 🌊💪

🚨 THE FLOOD GATES ARE OPEN! 🚨

We officially opened Flood Gate #1 today by sending enrollment links to our former families, current families, and waitlist — and WOW… the response has been unreal! 🤯💙

I am actively working through messages and answering everyone’s questions, but I just had to hop on here and say how shocked (and so grateful!) we are at how fast these spots are already going. Classes are filling way quicker than expected, and we’re only on our first round of enrollment!

👀 Public enrollment is coming VERY soon, and if spots continue to go at this pace, availability will be extremely limited once we open it up.

Thank you all for the excitement, patience, and support — more updates coming soon! 🏊‍♀️✨

Any guesses as to what may be getting sent out to our former and current families VERY soon? 👀

IA of LBK is hiring for a part-time Group Instructor! If you have a love for kiddos, a passion for safety in and around the water, and are interested in joining the IA of LBK team - reach out to us! Interested candidates would ideally have a background in either swim, early child instruction, swim instruction, lifeguarding or other related areas. Survival swim parent experience is definitely a PLUS! We swim in an indoor facility year-round, and our 2026 swim season will begin i January and run through December 2026. Starting pay is $18/hour with room to grow! We will be training for our upcoming 2026 season ASAP, so don't delay in submitting your application!

Email resumes to: [email protected]
Subject line: Group Instructor

🚫 Flotation devices (such as "puddle jumpers," armbands, etc.) create a misleading sense of security for children and position them in ways that are not conducive to developing swimming skills. When a child learns that they can jump into the water and adopt a vertical position while still being able to breathe, they may develop a false understanding of water safety. It’s essential that children who are not yet swimming proficiently do not gain the impression that it is safe to play in the water using these aids as support as their minds are unable to identify WHY they are staying afloat with a device on! Furthermore, even the slightest bit of overuse in these devices train your childs muscle memory vertical, also known as, 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑑𝑟𝑜𝑤𝑛𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑝𝑜𝑠𝑖𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛!

❗️While Coast Guard-approved life jackets are 𝗥𝗘𝗤𝗨𝗜𝗥𝗘𝗗 when on a boat or near open, uncontrolled and dark bodies of water where accidental submersion could occur, they should not replace swimming ability or the necessity for adult supervision

The social aspect of group lessons, after their intial skills are mastered, plays an integral role in the developmental and emotional well-being of both children and caregivers. These interactions foster community, enhance social skills, promote language acquisition, and create valuable support networks. Ultimately, group swim lessons are not just about learning to swim; they also cultivate connections that enrich the parenting experience and instill beneficial values in our children as they embark on their developmental journeys. 🌊🤝👶❤️