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What is a Progressive Back Float and why does my child need one?

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What is a Progressive Back Float and why does my child need one?

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The progressive back float is a learn to swim belt with removable layers. It provides initial support for children as they learn to swim, so they will not feel threatened. This is especially important in water where they can not stand. The layers are removed, one at a time, as your child develops the motor skills, muscle strength, and stamina to support themselves. The back floatation (unlike “floaties” on the arms) encourages the child to rotate forward in the proper swimming position. It is important to understand that THIS IS A SWIM AID, NOT A LIFESAVING DEVICE. USE ONLY WITH ADULT SUPERVISION. Our swim staff can recommend back float designs that are acceptable for use in class.

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