Straight from the Source: Why Moms Love SwimLabs
Day one – “I love the SwimLabs! When can I come back?” Lance started taking lessons atSwimLabs Littleton in the summer of 2017. The amount of...
Since the age of three, Oliver has found the water fascinating. Like many parents, Oliver’s Mom was determined to find the best resource for swim lessons. Seems like a relatively easy thing to do, but Oliver is not a neuro-typical kid. Oliver has autism, is non-verbal, and can be a bit aggressive.
After seven different swim lesson providers, Oliver landed at SwimLabs Littleton in August of 2018. Immediately Oliver’s Mom noticed two major differences:
In Oliver’s past lessons there had been lots of movement with minimal progress which equated to plenty of wasted money and loads of frustration. Within weeks of arriving at SwimLabs Littleton, the funky chicken dog paddle disappeared, and Oliver realized he was getting better.
The ride home was filled with smiles. A life lesson in motion, try your best, practice and you can succeed. I believe that water is Oliver’s best friend and it is mine too. We have that in common. The water provides unlimited joy and never has any expectations. It's non-verbal too but speaks to you and welcomes you every time you dip your toe.
We are so proud of Oliver’s achievements and are grateful that he is a part of our SwimLabs Littleton family. Oliver’s swim lessons were provided by Special Needs instructors, Jena Brogan, and Heather Rodriguez.
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