Tadpole Academy was a great experience and well worth the money. This was my 5 and 7 yr old sons…read morefirst swim lessons. They both improved tremendously each day in the pool. Day 1 my 5 yr old cried and was upset and did not want to get back in the water but after a few times he calmed down and was excited and wanted to stay in the water. They both said they loved it! They could not wait to go back each day for lessons. The classes are exactly long enough each day. Abby and Noah were very professional. They were kind, patient and soft spoken with all the kids. I thought they did a really amazing job!

We love Tadpole! My daughter swam with them for the beginner class, 8 classes 30mins each. We did…read morethe lessons at New Song church in prairieville, very well maintained and beautiful pool. Her teacher was Hannah, everyone loved her! My daughter is almost 2 and she was fearless by the third class...jumping in and all! By the end of the lessons, she is holding her breathe, climbing out of the pool and monkey crawl on the side to get to the steps.

We've only completed 1 week of our session and already my children have nearly mastered swimming…read morebasics. My son hated putting his face in water and now he's jumping in! My daughter is already planning for next summer! We love Mrs. Debbie and Mrs. Brandi and I wouldn't choose anyone else for my children's swim education.

From the owner: Dupuy Swim Lessons offers water safety instruction that teaches the underlying skills needed to be…read moresafe in and around water to infants through adults. Our focus teaching the skills that can help prevent drowning. After the lifesaving skills are mastered then we teach the stroke techniques of all 4 competitive strokes. With over 30 years of experience, Dupuy Swim Lessons tailors each class to the individual needs of the swimmer.

It's been a year since I enrolled our then 2 & 3 yr old girls in swim class with my coworker's 2 yr…read moreold child. My coworker's child cried the entire class, every class. She has always had some separation anxiety and even when we would go to the zoo together she was the type of baby that would cry if someone looked at her. So be prepared that your kid might cry. Hype them up. Smile and wave. Make a special hand sign or tell them to blow you kisses if they get nervous. Mine both cried the first day because it was new, and then my 3 yr old cried for a couple more classes, but just until she got in the water and remembered it was a fun experience. Due to the emergence of the delta variant, I pulled the girls from swim class at the end of the summer session. They then asked to go back to swim class for a whole year. This year I decided to start over, putting all three of our kids in the beginner class now that I have a 2, 3, and 4 yr old with minimal water experience. I paid the $100 priority registration so I could secure a morning slot on a day that typically works with my job schedule. There is also an individual registration fee that was not included in the priority registration. I chose to make the drive to this particular location knowing I would be able to watch them myself from the huge glass windows. I am very wary of places that don't want you to see what they are doing with your child, or that don't consider more eyes on the water safer for the kids. This year there has been no crying. They are siblings, so they are comfortable together and even my 2 year old is happy to leave me for the pool. They are all together in the same class because we don't have access to water and I considered covid the larger risk to our family this past two and a half years. I believe most of the swim instructors are college students. They are kind and patient. I have watched kids screech-wail in their faces and they talk to them a little and then help them in the water. They don't punish or yell, but they tell them what's going to happen and then they do it gently. I wish it were possible to see the number of spots open for a make up class, but one of the staff is helping me keep an eye out for a make up class with extra spots as she is able to visualize that on her end. Private classes mean it is one on one with an instructor, not that you have the pool to yourself. If you want the pool to yourself I'd suggest you request the first available class of the day on a weekday, and tell them it's your preference. The weekend are busy. We have had to make up two classes this session and they have gone very well. We will likely stay until I am confident my kids are strong swimmers.

My daughter loves it here. This will be our third session and she still is just as excited to keep…read moregoing every week as she was the day she started.

My daughter is 3 and in the adaptive aquatics program and FLOURISHING. She used to be terrified of…read morewater, hated baths, wouldn't step foot in a pool or even a splash pad. Not even a sprinkler! We've done 6 sessions and she can already jump in the pool, climb out, go under water, swim to her instructor, and float on her back! We are so thankful for this program, Ms. Sarah, and her instructor, Mr. Tyler N! Water safety is critical for autistic children and I am extremely grateful that the adaptive aquatics program is giving that gift to not only her, but our family!

I love this place! Excellent school. Nice and clean. My daughter swam on this team for a few years…read more It used to be owned by Dr. Ripple a pediatric dentist here in town. It might still be both of my girls are long out of high school. (And go to a regular dentist.). I highly recommend Crawfish Aquatics.They also do birthdays! From the pics that I've seen they look fun. Again, my girls have outgrown this (Sadly) lol. After reading this review I realize that I can ramble. Did I mention that their coaches are great?

My child does swim lessons here and I can't say enough good things about their aquatics program…read more They recently enclosed their pool so lessons can go year round. The Aquatic Director is amazing and very committed both to ensuring the safety of the kids during lessons and also on ensuring they gain important swim skills. The cost is totally reasonable for the value provided. I encourage other parents to try Leaps and Bounds for their swim lesson needs.

We finally tried it here and LOVE it. Everyone was so friendly and the classes are amazing. I'm so…read morehappy my boys can now participate in Ninja classes and tumbling locally. Their prices are also so affordable. They have so many activities including cheer and other sports. They also do parents night out monthly. All the staff was wearing masks and they do temp checks at the door. Support local business and try it out!

This organization is great! Our previous swimming instructor(s) suggested we take our three…read morechildren here because they had progressed so well in lessons that the instructors thought they could not learn anything more from basic lessons. All three are becoming stronger swimmers after each practice. They also offer a competition of sorts. The kids swim with each other but really compete a lag instead their self and not the other kids. That is, there is more focus on each individual's time and progress against their own time. Now, that being said, I do expect some competition among the kids and actually hope to see some of it as they all get better.

This is a great place for babies to get acclimated to the water. The photo is quite deceptive of an…read moreactual swimming pool though. It's more of a pool tub, and the pool size is only for babies, I wouldn't recommend children over 3.5-4 years of age. You can't do laps, as it's really meant to introduce babies to the water. So we practice kicking, putting their heads under weather, and holding your breath. Plenty of space for parking!

Instructors are great, but communication is lacking from management. I did not feel like I…read morereceived equivalent value to the money I spent.