I left work and signed the girls up for swimming lessons.

kevschickee2

Last year Halee would only go to the 2nd step in the pool so I am hoping this will help her like it more.  So I go in with Danica but Halee goes in alone.  we don't start until May 2nd so we shall see how it goes. 

rach&jay

Around here it is sheer craziness to get your kids into swimming lessons.  Sign ups are usually early Saturday morning and people stand in line for hours before signups to get their kids in.  Is it like that there too?

 Hopefully the girls will enjoy them.

kevschickee2

Thats why I left work.  It was 1st day of sign ups and I wanted saturday morning classes.  This YMCA just opened up so Im not sure how it usually is around here.  I hope they like them or else its a waste of $200

rach&jay

Yes, I hope for $200 they do enjoy them.  Our swim classes, through the town are about $25, so they're really reasonable.

stacynikki

$200!  Yikes!  Our Y only charged us $36 for being a nonmember for the Saturday classes!

kevschickee2

stacynikki:

$200!  Yikes!  Our Y only charged us $36 for being a nonmember for the Saturday classes!

 

WHAT!!!!   Non member fees are $105 per child here.  Thats awful that there can be such a difference

CBKMRB

Keira takes swim classes at the YMCA too, she has been most of the winter.  She loves it.  I made her a program member which is $10 a month but then the classes are $67 instead of the 100 and something.  Seems to be worth it so far.

I hope they both really enjoy it.

shopgirl78

are they in the same class?   I've been meaning to find one for DS.  I want him comfortable in the water.   DD took them already although, I think at 4 they start to focus more on swimming rather than being comfortable in the water/ safety, movements etc.

Ours are btw 30-40 dollars a month