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Hi everyone, We've been doing waterbabies with our daughter for 18mths but the location she attends is closing down. I've been looking for waterbabies classes in the area that might suit, and saw that there are new classes at forest hill pool. They are only doing the early chapters though, and she's chp8/9. Is anyone interested in attending waterbabies at fhp? If we can get eight babies together they said they would do another class.

Or... Can anyone recommend some regular classes in the area? It's such a life skill and we would really like to keep her swimming.

Many thanks

It's so tough to find a class when they are too big for a baby class but too small for a proper one! I was so frustrated when my son was that age! Tritons swim school at Downside Fisher in Bermondsey do this age group. They are really lovely and small class sizes. 42 bus goes there.

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