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I am due with my second any day now and already have an 18 month old who loves swimming. I've been taking her since she was 6 months.

Naturally I want to take the second when they reach the same age, but not sure what I would do with toddler at that time?

The class we go to as babys class followed straight after by toddler class, so not sure how creche would even work out.


Any ideas?


It's all likely wishful thinking on my part I can do with the second exactly what I did with the first!

Swimming was always v challenging with 2 little ones. For a while we did consecutive classes and I stayed in the water whilst my partner dressed/undressed the children. Some pools will let you take 2 little ones in but depends on the personality of your children whether you feel this is a safe option. We've only recently started taking them both (5 and 3) together with one parent as our 3yo is really over confident in the water.

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