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Thank you Ms. Nicole for being a whaley fin-tastic swim teacher. I love you so much. Thanks for being my swim teacher. I hope to see you next Summer.

Thank you so much for teaching me how to swim! It is so important, especially to have a pool and live where we do. I had so much fun in my lessons and hope you can teach me more next year!

Thanks for teaching our kids especially Stela how to swim. You’re a lifesaver! See you next year!

Nicole’s consistency and expertise were key to Thomas mastering the swim float swim and back float. Her ability to identify his specific needs maximized his potential in a short time. We are thrilled with his progress and look forward to continuing lessons with her in the future!

When Danielle started lessons with Ms. Nicole, she was afraid and cried in the pool. Through Nicole’s kindness and persistence, Danielle overcame her fears and now absolutely loves swimming – so much that she cries when it’s time to leave! It has been amazing to watch her transformation into our little mermaid.

Nicole’s patience and dedication transformed my daughter Elianna’s relationship with swimming. Every swim day brought pure joy as she progressed with skills like the starfish float and bubbles. Nicole’s tailored approach and genuine passion for teaching have left a lasting impact on Elianna’s confidence and bravery in the pool. We couldn’t be more grateful!

Your swim program was so comprehensive and exceeded our expectations. Also, your calm, loving, but clear instructions were so impressive. Thank You!

We sought out Swim Baby Swim lessons to teach our kiddos to swim, and to learn how to save themselves should they ever get into trouble in the water. You’ve certainly taught them that, but you’ve made a much larger impact on both Nico and Sloane. You’ve helped them become more confident little ones. You’ve shown them to keep working at it even when things are hard and a little scary. When they doubted themselves, you believed in them and brought the best out of each of them. We are so grateful to you! Because you are their swim instructor, they have a whole new world to explore.

Thank you for being an AMAZING swim coach to Wyatt, Tessa, and Luke!! We appreciate your ability to encourage and push each one of them to reach their potential in the water. We have seen incredible growth in their confidence as a result of your guidance! You truly have a gift for working with children and teaching them to swim!! Thanks again!

You have the sweetest and most special gift. Thank you so much for the last 6 weeks, we looked forward to it every day. As a parent you gave us a life-saving gift, as a student, you gave him the confidence to learn and achieve. Thank you, thank you! Forever grateful.

A few days ago, my husband and our son, Camron, went to Del Mar Beach for a fun day in the sun. Unfortunately, they were caught in a dangerous riptide/whirlpool. My husband struggled to keep Camron on his back, and at one point, he feared they wouldn’t make it out. Believing that saving Camron was his only chance, he made one final push to get him closer to shore and called for help. As they were both fighting against the current for several minutes, Camron remained calm and relied on the swimming techniques he learned from you. Thanks to your lessons, not only was Camron able to swim to safety on his own, but he also had the confidence and skills to help save both of their lives. We are incredibly grateful for the life-saving skills you taught Camron. This experience truly highlighted the importance of swim lessons in a life-or-death situation. I wanted to share our story because it may inspire other parents to see the value of swim training. Before the summer ends, I plan to enroll Camron in advanced swimming courses with you. Thank you again, Nicole, for everything you’ve taught Camron. Your lessons truly made a difference.

On New Year’s Day, we visited a friend’s house with a pool, and both of my kids immediately jumped in. The pool was large, but Elsie (age 4) swam confidently. Wiley (age 3), however, started cautiously. At one point, Wiley decided to swim across the pool. He seemed fine at first, but when he realized how far from the edge he was, he started to panic. We were right there by the pool, watching closely, and to our relief, Wiley immediately went into his float! He did exactly what he was taught—his float was perfect! John and I were about to jump in fully clothed, but seeing how calm and steady he was, we had Elsie gently guide him to the side. Although Wiley was a bit shaken, an hour later, he was back in the pool like nothing had happened. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ So this is a big THANK YOU for teaching my wild child to save himself when he goes a little too far! We love you!”