Teach Your Child to Float and Roll Over
Learn how to safely teach your child to float and roll over, so they can learn to find air, rest, and gain confidence in the water.
This course is designed to help you understand the foundations of back floating, proper body positioning, and the rollover process used in the swim float swim method.
What's Included:
Welcome Video from Ms. Becky
Water Safety Video
Positioning & Body Mechanics Video
Complete Course Overview & Explanation of the Float and Roll Process (what to expect)
Full Digital Float & Roll Guide with proper positioning (A step-by-step process that is clear and easy follow.)
Parent-Led Instructional Demonstrations with Ms. Becky (The exact holds and positioning techniques I use to help children learn floating skills successfully.)
15-20 video tutorials of Ms. Becky & her 16 month old going through the course. (Made for parents and coaches teaching confident, independent swimmers.)
This course is intentionally structured to help you build your child's floating and rollover skills at home, reinforce what they're learning in lessons, and give you a better understanding of the swim-float-swim process.
What families typically invest in swim lessons:
Private One-on-One Lessons: $480+ (20 lessons+)
This course will give parents the knowledge, positioning techniques, and confidence to support their child's float journey safely at home.
Today's Price: $57
Do I need to complete the Teach Your Child to Swim course first?
No, but it is highly recommended.
This Float & Roll Over Course pairs perfectly with the Teach Your Child to Swim course because children who already have basic swim skills often transition into floating and rolling skills more easily. However, you can still use this course on its own to begin introducing floating concepts.
Is my child too young to start learning these skills?
Every child develops differently, but this course was designed with babies and toddlers in mind (12 months +). Children who are crawling, comfortable in the water, and able to participate with a parent are typically great candidates for learning the foundations of floating and rolling over with a parent.
Will this make my child drown-proof?
No.
No child is drown-proof, regardless of how many swim lessons they have completed.
Floating and rollover skills are just one layer of protection. Active supervision, staying within arm's reach, pool barriers, alarms, and continued practice are all essential parts of keeping children safe around water.
Preparation shouldn’t wait!
Teach your child what to do if they can't get to the wall or steps.
Because knowing more than one way to get air in the water can be lifesaving.
