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    How Do I Know if My Child Needs Swimming Lessons? 10 Questions to Answer

    It's something many of us may not consider as parents…but how do you know if your child needs swimming lessons? Even if you think your child "knows" how to swim, or that you're not around any bodies of water, keep your kids safer and make sure you can say YES to ALL 10 of these questions.

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    Float It Forward: Giving Kids Lifesaving Skills

    You've heard about Pay It Forward…well, now you can "Float It Forward!"  At Goldfish Swim School, we strive to teach kids how to be safer in and around the water, along with giving them the confidence and skills to make waves in life. That's why we've partnered with the USA Swimming Foundation's "Make a Splash" initiative to teach kids – who may not otherwise have the opportunity – how to swim.

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    Announcing the Goldfish RX Program

    At Goldfish Swim School, we teach more than 100,000 children how to swim each week. We also offer free Water Safety Presentations to schools, camps, clubs, groups and daycare centers. Our mission is simple: to help children be safer in and around the water.

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    Water Safety: Drowning Risks When You're Not Even Swimming

    You've taken all the possible precautions you can, but drowning can still happen in mere seconds – that's why it's vital your child knows how to swim.

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    Student Saves Baby Using Goldfish Swim School Skills

    As a parent, you do what you can to keep your kids safe – like enroll them in swimming lessons at Goldfish Swim School – but have you considered that your decision could actually wind up saving someone’s life?

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    This Is Not Acceptable: Summer 2012 Drowning Deaths Released

    Of those 137, 100 or 73% were toddlers ages 1-4, making drowning the leading cause of unintentional death for children in this age group. How many of these could have been prevented by enrolling these children in swim schools such as Goldfish?

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