Hello Miss Mindy (as you will forever be known to us)! How are you? I cannot thank you enough for what you have done for Apple. She has been swimming (almost) everyday since you saw her. She has gotten tremendous confidence in the water. Now when we swim, she takes off on her own out of my arms and swims into her daddy’s. For days after the lessons ended, she would teach her duckies to swim during bath time. It was hilarious asking them to tell her “I can do it” and “ready, set, go!” It is quite a task to get her out of the pool now. When we are on her way she says, “I’m going to do my work, and then we can play.
Our friends and family watch flabbergasted as they watch this little two year old swimming like a little fish. The best part is, I know that if she ever fell into a pool, she would know exactly how to save her life. How can you ever thank someone for teaching your child that skill? It is impossible. But we are so very grateful to you and Marlene. Thank you a million times over. We hope that in the autumn we can bring you over to teach phase two.
Thank you again and lots of love to you and Marlene….
Gwyneth Paltrow


Where to even begin!! This school is Otter-ly AMAZING! We’ve been in the pool with my son since he was 2 weeks old. When he was just about 15 months old we tired a handful of other swim schools and our local gym (I won’t mention the names of those) but needless to say the swims schools either canceled our sessions, or kept giving us another teacher – both in which didn’t really help the overall situation of learning a new skill – a new stranger every week just wasn’t working. Not to mention those schools also only had lessons once maybe twice a week vs. baby otter with a full week program at the same time with the same coach! My son got to a point where he didn’t even want to touch the water because the other schools just weren’t consistent.
Today, we are in Savannah, Georgia. Mach was running around a fountain and the moment Justine and I turned our heads, Mach was missing. He had fallen into the fountain. When we saw him, he was already reaching for the wall and standing up. He had a smile on his face and kept shouting, “I fell in.” Although he was laughing the entire time, we couldn’t help but think to ourselves Thank God Mach took lessons with Baby Otter Swim School. We didn’t think his training would be tested in a real world situation so quickly.
