baby swimming
swim
it's never too early to start.
Babies are naturally comfortable in water, so as long as they feel safe, it's never too early to get your child used to the pool.
what to keep in mind
There's no need to wait for your baby to have its immunisations before you start swimming. For babies under four months, keep sessions short to avoid chilling. Reassure your baby with smiles, eye contact and gentle movements to help them feel comfortable in the water. Always consult your health visitor if unsure.
what to bring
- Swimming nappy (accidents can happen!)
- Warm bottle or snack if baby’s on solids
- Towel (hooded or dressing gown preferred)
- Baby’s bath toys for a relaxed swim
- Changing mat and nappy bag
- Your own swimming bag too!
kids birthday parties
Brio parties keep kids entertained with flexible, friendly service—great value, zero stress and endless fun for everyone! We even have pool parties and catering.
swimming lessons
From water confidence to stroke perfection and survival skills, the Brio swim lesson programme has it all! Enjoy FREE swim sessions at all sites as well. Learn how your child can get started below.
your membership, your way
Our memberships are for anyone and everyone. Get access to gyms, pools, fitness classes and sports with flexible options to suit you. No fuss, no joining fees and no contracts - just great facilities and support to help you stay active your way.
