Infant Survival Swimming Houston | Learn to Swim Safely

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At Texas Swim Academy, we want to teach your children life-long skills to survive and thrive in the water. Whether it is the infant survival program or one of our other goal-oriented swimming programs, we can teach your children how to maneuver in the water safely and confidently. As a parent, you can never be safe enough. By teaching your child to swim, you are giving them the skills they need in case other preventative safety measures fail.
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TEXAS SWIM ACADEMY is an infant, child and adult swim lesson facility. The academy strives to introduce children to water at an early age through INFANT AQUATICS, and to fully develop their swim stroke abilities through adulthood through STROKE DEVELOPMENT. Children are taught life saving swim safety skills and have the option to prepare for competitive swim team. Texas Swim Academy also offers PARENT-CHILD CLASSES to grow the bond between parent and child and to provide a seamless, comfortable introduction to water for children. To learn more about Texas Swim Academy's swim lessons, infant aquatics and other PROGRAMS, please call (832) 437-6186. Don't forget to connect with us on FACEBOOK and TWITTER!

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Kid Swim Lessons Katy | Infant Survival Program

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Texas Swim Academy swim instructors make an effort to tailor our swimming lessons, especially our Infant Aquatics program, to students’ individual needs. This ensures that each lessons is both fun and effective for every single student who walks through our facility doors. Certified and knowledgeable instructors carefully guide students through the lesson to build a level of trust and comfort in the water. As a result, students are capable of learning in weeks, not years. And the added self-esteem and independence children acquire will bring a sense of relief and confidence in parents, too.

TEXAS SWIM ACADEMY is an infant, child and adult swim lesson facility. The academy strives to introduce children to water at an early age through INFANT AQUATICS, and to fully develop their swim stroke abilities through adulthood through STROKE DEVELOPMENT. Children are taught life saving swim safety skills and have the option to prepare for competitive swim team. Texas Swim Academy also offers PARENT-CHILD CLASSES to grow the bond between parent and child and to provide a seamless, comfortable introduction to water for children. To learn more about Texas Swim Academy's swim lessons, infant aquatics and other PROGRAMS, please call (832) 437-6186. Don't forget to connect with us on FACEBOOK and TWITTER!

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Swim Lessons Houston | Stroke Development Course

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The Infant Aquatic program at Texas Swim Academy is a unique style of baby swimming lessons that equips your child with the necessary skills to survive in the water. Our dedicated, knowledgeable instructors offer unsurpassed excellence in the field of infant and toddler swimming instruction.

Your child will gently be introduced to the water by your instructor. Once your child is comfortable in the water, the instructor will work with him/her to guide them through the lesson process and build a level of trust and comfort in the water. Once this is established, your child will begin to learn how to roll-back-to-float and then eventually start the swimming process depending on the child’s age.

Stroke Development Program 
Our swimming lessons are a step-by-step plan of development wherein one skill is built upon another. The skills are practiced repetitively so your child learns each skill to a level of proficiency. We build self-esteem and confidence through repeated success and consistency with their training.

TEXAS SWIM ACADEMY is an infant, child and adult swim lesson facility. The academy strives to introduce children to water at an early age through INFANT AQUATICS, and to fully develop their swim stroke abilities through adulthood through STROKE DEVELOPMENT. Children are taught life saving swim safety skills and have the option to prepare for competitive swim team. Texas Swim Academy also offers PARENT-CHILD CLASSES to grow the bond between parent and child and to provide a seamless, comfortable introduction to water for children. To learn more about Texas Swim Academy's swim lessons, infant aquatics and other PROGRAMS, please call (832) 437-6186. Don't forget to connect with us on FACEBOOK and TWITTER!

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Best Baby Swim Lessons Houston | Protect Your Children From Drowning

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Published on Jan 5, 2015 - Host Kevin Price, Co-Host Charles Alvarez, and Guests Bruce and Kathleen discuss "How to Take Care of Your Children in the Pool" on the radio segment, "The Price of Business" 1110 AM KTEK. 

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Bruce and Kathleen McMordie are the owners of Texas Swim Academy in Katy, Texas. Texas Swim Academy is an infant, child and adult swim lesson facility. The academy strives to introduce children to water at an early age through Infant Aquatics, and to fully develop their swim stroke abilities through adulthood through Stroke Development. Children are taught life saving swim safety skills and have the option to prepare for competitive swim team. Texas Swim Academy also offers parent-child classes to grow the bond between parent and child and to provide a seamless, comfortable introduction to water for children.

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Best Swim lessons in Houston | Teach Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

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TEXAS SWIM ACADEMY is an infant, child and adult swim lesson facility. The academy strives to introduce children to water at an early age through INFANT AQUATICS, and to fully develop their swim stroke abilities through adulthood through STROKE DEVELOPMENT. Children are taught life saving swim safety skills and have the option to prepare for competitive swim team. Texas Swim Academy also offers PARENT-CHILD CLASSES to grow the bond between parent and child and to provide a seamless, comfortable introduction to water for children. To learn more about Texas Swim Academy's swim lessons, infant aquatics and other PROGRAMS, please call (832) 437-6186. Don't forget to connect with us on FACEBOOK and TWITTER!

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Child Swim Lessons Katy | Yves and Larry Stewart, Kameron's Story

At Texas Swim Academy, we strongly focus on drowning prevention and water safety. And we’ve made it our passion to empower swimmers with the skills they need to have a safe time in the pool.

The Facts About Drowning

Drowning is the leading cause of accidental death among children, especially for infants and children under 5. Most drowning accidents occur in swimming pools, ponds, rivers, lakes, and even bathtubs. It is important to know that children can drown in even one inch of water.

Knowing how to respond in a drowning emergency situation can save a victim’s life and prevent damage to the brain and respiratory system. If drowning occurs, it’s important to act immediately.

The American Red Cross recommends knowing how to recognize the signs of drowning.

Active drowning victims are often vertical in the water and will try to press arms down in an attempt to keep their head above water.
Passive drowning victims are motionless and float below the water’s surface.
Other signs may signal that a child or adult is danger of drowning:

Head low in the water, mouth at water level
Head tilted back and mouth open
Eyes closed or glassy, unable to focus
Hair over forehead and eye area
Not using legs – stance in a vertical position
Hyperventilating or gasping for breath
Trying to swim in a particular direction but not making headway
Trying to rollover on back
Appear to be climbing invisible ladder


What to Do in a Drowning Emergency

If someone is missing, check the water first.
Reach for the victim or throw a life-saving device to the individual. Do not leave the victim.
Administer CPR and rescue breathing immediately if the victim is not breathing on their own. The CDC says that starting CPR immediately, rather than waiting for emergency personnel, can reduce the chance of brain damage.
While you are with the victim, send another individual to call 911 or the local emergency number.
Those who have come close to drowning should complete a medical examination and should remain under observation for 24 hours if they inhaled water or lost consciousness to ensure that damage was not sustained by the nervous or respiratory system.
Parents and guardians who would like to obtain CPR certification can find the nearest class here:http://www.redcross.org/ux/take-a-class

Prevent Drowning Layers of Protection

Drowning is quick and silent. Children slip under the water silently and within a matter of seconds. The best way to prevent drowning accidents from happening is by adding layers of protection.

This includes:

Close supervision at all times
Installing barriers such as a four-foot-high, non-climbable, four-sided fence with self-closing, self-latching gates to completely surround the pool and prevent unsupervised access
Installing alarms on doors leading to the pool area
Installing a power safety cover
Learning CPR and keeping telephone and safety equipment at poolside
One of the first and best steps you can take is to learn how to swim or enroll your child in a survival swim program. Learn more about our swim programs (for both children and adults) as well as the Infant Aquatic Survival program here: http://texasswimacademy.com/our-programs/

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