Pool Safety
Why Puddle Jumpers Should Never Replace Swimming Lessons—and Why to Avoid Them Altogether
Pool Safety, Survival Swim
Parents often seek out ways to keep their young children safe around water. While puddle jumpers and similar flotation devices may seem like a quick and effective safety solution, they are not an ideal substitute for swim lessons. Here, we’ll discuss the risks associated with using puddle jumpers and why professional swim lessons are the Read More
Drownings Happen Most During Non-Swim Times: How to Keep Your Loved Ones Safe
Pool Safety, Survival Swim
Drowning is one of the leading causes of unintentional death among children, and surprisingly, most drownings happen during non-swim times. This period is when children are near a pool or water source but not actively swimming, such as during a family gathering, backyard BBQ, or other seemingly safe moments. Texas Swim Academy, serving Katy, Houston, Read More
Drowning Knows No Season: Year-Round Swim Safety for Families in Katy and the Surrounding Areas
Pool Safety, Survival Swim
Many think of swimming and water safety as summer concerns. However, drowning risks are present year-round. In Katy, Houston, Fulshear, and Cypress, it’s crucial to recognize that water-related accidents can happen in any season and various environments—from pools to bathtubs. Understanding these risks and practicing water safety year-round is essential for keeping loved ones safe. Read More
September is Baby Safety Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of protecting your little ones. From their first steps to their first splash in the pool, ensuring their safety at every stage of development is crucial. At Texas Swim Academy, we believe that every child deserves a safe environment to grow, Read More
When we began serving the Katy community in 2004, we made a commitment to providing area children in Katy, Houston, Fulshear, and Cypress with the skill set to be safe in the water through survival swim lessons. We’ve put in the work to ensure the way we teach our students and the aquatic safety measures Read More