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Rainer135
6 months ago

This should be completed with the training.

molihartmann
6 months ago

It would be useful for training. The sooner, the better. It is also good as parents, because the sooner a child swims well, the more relaxed you can be in the swimming pool.

Kerstin002
6 months ago

As early as possible. My son visited a swimming course with about 6 years and then gradually made sailhorses, bronze, silver and gold. I myself had swimming lessons in primary school, with about 7 years.

Theophilus77326
6 months ago

From school age. It’s not a must.

ntechde
6 months ago

At the entrance you have the little seahorse on the bathing pants! After all, you have a reputation to lose. Also as a 6-year-old!

Nerdkidfreak007
6 months ago

A healthy child should be able to swim approximately from an age of 8 years

Lord2k14
6 months ago

As early as possible. Maybe 3,4,5. Depending on how good the child can learn this

RubberDuck1972
6 months ago
Reply to  Lord2k14

How old are your children when you can ask?

Lord2k14
6 months ago
Reply to  RubberDuck1972

7 and 10. both now have gold. Seahorses since they were 4. However, my wife has been a swimmer and has placed a lot of value on it. Nonetheless, it makes sense to start as early as possible

schelm1
6 months ago

Time between five and six years is considered ideal to learn swimming. In many places, children from four years old can be registered for the seahorse. Swimming lessons are usually offered by the local DLRG, swimming pools and clubs.

Halbammi
6 months ago

From 6 you should swim

ErsterSchnee
6 months ago

There is no flat-rate age – this depends entirely on the circumstances.

Let me guess – you already had your golden lifeguard in the kindergarten…

Lord2k14
6 months ago
Reply to  christl10

No, definitely not

RubberDuck1972
6 months ago
Reply to  christl10

Then now is the time for the little one to learn to swim.

ErsterSchnee
6 months ago
Reply to  christl10

So what? I bet many adults can’t swim in Uganda.

ErsterSchnee
6 months ago

Oh, you have your own definitions again, which contradict everything you’ve ever learned.

Did you teach them to yourself? Would explain a lot. But why didn’t you learn from the professionals at school? Would have been much better…

ErsterSchnee
6 months ago

What now?

I can also ski because I taught myself.

Or:

I have also shown it by lay people,

Rainer135
6 months ago

Is there swimming instructors and swimming pools in Uganda?

ErsterSchnee
6 months ago

It’s not about teaching yourself. But you don’t seem to understand.

ErsterSchnee
6 months ago

Why would we teach them something wrong?

Can’t you swim yourself? I’m sorry.

ErsterSchnee
6 months ago

My parents were able to teach us that. They prefer to take care of their children – instead of pushing them for expensive money to others

Too bad you don’t know.

ErsterSchnee
6 months ago

Oh, and who should teach the child? Are you going to Uganda and giving him swimming lessons? One man…