Yeah, you should see if there is a program with your city rec center

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Oct 2, 2013
8:45:14pm

jdub

Private lessons are nice, but I like the two-week approach like we do, and it's a lot cheaper overall.

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jdub

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Buffalo

10/2/13 8:15pm

We did when they were younger, then learned that the kids hated it and had

MantiCoug

10/2/13 8:17pm

As a former swimming lessons teacher: No.

Virginia Ute

10/2/13 8:18pm

No, we just take them to the pool early and often.

BYUtka

10/2/13 8:18pm

Yes. Yes. Yes. Their lives could depend on it.

Crazy Cajun

10/2/13 8:22pm

A monthly charge???? Should be able to teach this in 4 or 5 lessons tops.

autonomous

10/2/13 8:27pm

Meant for OP

autonomous

10/2/13 8:30pm

Well, $65 per month per child is pretty steep. How many lessons and how many

jdub

10/2/13 8:31pm

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Buffalo

10/2/13 8:39pm

Yeah, you should see if there is a program with your city rec center

jdub

10/2/13 8:45pm

I have. Swimming pools are far more dangerous than guns

binghammer

10/2/13 8:56pm

we almost lost our three year old twice this summer.

blackandblue

10/2/13 9:00pm

Yes, we pay for swimming lessons. I have no idea how much they cost though

cheezedawg

10/2/13 9:10pm

Yes, but there's a smart way to do it and save money

runnincoug

10/2/13 9:24pm

Yes! And for a few reasons:

annapcoug

10/2/13 9:29pm

I just taught them myself, and I did it for free, so no.

The Grave Digger

10/3/13 6:43pm

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