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baby swimming classes

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  • 04-03-2013 9:43am
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    Nicky987
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    Hi im looking to take my LO swimming. It wont be for another two weeks yet when shes 8 weeks old.

    Do u know of any baby swim classes or even pools (that i can just take her too)

    We live in bettystown, meath but can travel to dublin meath or louth.

    Thank you


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    scaryfairy
    Registered Users Posts: 388 ✭✭scaryfairy


    I have been considering these two:
    http://www.aquababies.ie/
    http://www.waterbabies.ie/

    on a related note, does anyone know where you can get those special Huggies nappies? I have checked in our local tesco, a large one, and they didn't have


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    pwurple
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    The little swimmers is it? Supervalu have them.


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    foodaholic
    Registered Users Posts: 1,515 ✭✭✭foodaholic


    I bring my daughter to waterbabies. but I think aquababies is quite similar.
    It is pricy ( Eur 200 for 10weeks ) but have to say I love it and so does she. We started when she was 3 months but there is no lower age restriction - I think they have had babies 1 week old start.

    My daughter is 1 now, and can hold onto the side of the pool by herself and pull herself out.


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    Nicky987
    Registered Users Posts: 301 ✭✭Nicky987


    Thanks guys,

    Have contacted both aqua babies and water babies and both are starting there next course end April / start may.

    So we will be joining too. Will get the happy nappy and also the neoprene vest I think.

    Will have to travel to which ever one we go to but hopefully will be worth it.


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    Oral Slang
    Registered Users Posts: 1,519 ✭✭✭Oral Slang


    I use the Tesco Swimnappies if I don't use the reusable one. If Water or Aquababies are a bit expensive for people, check out your local pool. We've been doing baby swimming lessons for over a year now & they're great - €64 for 8 classes. Another pool near enough to us is €80 for 8 classes, so also good value. Just an idea.


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