For parents & caregivers
Help your child practice with confidence.
Get short, age-appropriate practice sessions based on what your child can currently do — with the words to say, the cues to watch for, and honest progress you can trust.
A practice companion — never a replacement for a qualified swim instructor.
Today for Maya
Front float with support
Parent cue
"Big belly breath. Face in the water. I'll count to three with you."
Children should never practice swimming alone.
What you get
A calm, structured way to guide practice
Everything you need to reinforce what your child is learning in real lessons — in ten to twenty minutes.
Personalized starting assessment
Answer a few honest questions about what your child can currently do. We start from that point — not where a chart says they should be.
10–20 minute practice plans
Short, focused sessions designed for real pool time and short attention spans. One or two skills, done well.
Parent coaching cues
Simple words to say, what to look for in the water, and encouragements that match your child's level.
What to say, how to support
Gentle scripts for anxious moments, plateau days, and small wins. Encouragement without pressure.
Honest progress tracking
Log what your child demonstrated — not what an app assumed. See real trends across weeks, not empty badges.
Multiple child profiles
Track each child separately under your one parent account. Children never sign in on their own.
Instructor-connected progress
Optionally share progress with your child's swim instructor so home practice reinforces their in-water lessons.
Knowing when to seek help
Clear guidance on when a skill needs a qualified instructor, not more home practice.
Sample practice sessions
Short plans that fit real pool time
One parent account, every child
Add each of your children as a separate learner profile. You stay in control of the account, the sessions, and the log.
Reinforce real lessons
If your child has a swim instructor, share their progress so home practice supports — not contradicts — what they're teaching.
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Home practice has limits
Some skills need a qualified in-water instructor. We'll tell you when.
- Persistent fear that isn't easing after several sessions
- Difficulty breathing rhythmically in the water
- Skills that require an instructor's physical support
- Any medical or sensory need that changes how your child practices
Common questions
Parents ask us this
Start with where your child is today.
Build a short, honest, safety-first plan in under five minutes.