At what age can babies and toddlers be introduced to swimming? #ParentingEdition

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In many Black communities in South Africa, swimming has not always been a familiar or common activity. For some, it’s even seen as a luxury rather than a life skill. But the truth is, water safety and learning to swim are essential, especially for our children Join us as we explore an important question: At what age can babies and toddlers be introduced to swimming with Sandra Shabalala , owner of Sandras Water Safety Training in Emalahleni.
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#SwimmingBabies
#MpumalangaAzishe
21 Aug 2025 English South Africa Society & Culture

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