No, babies do not need goggles for Water Babies lessons. Experiencing water naturally helps babies build confidence and become comfortable with water on their face and in their eyes. Some older toddlers and children may choose to wear goggles as they develop their swimming skills, but they're not necessary for babies.

Babies do not need goggles for Water Babies lessons, as becoming comfortable with water on their face helps build natural water confidence. As children get older, they may choose to wear goggles for activities like diving underwater, practising swimming skills and retrieving toys during water play.

Goggles are recommended for many Swimvincible activities, as swimmers spend more time exploring underwater, diving for objects and developing advanced swimming skills. As part of the Swimvincible programme, children will also learn snorkelling, so they may go on to use snorkels and snorkelling masks as their confidence and ability grow.

Yes. As swimmers progress through Swimvincible, they'll learn snorkelling skills and become familiar with using snorkels and snorkelling masks as part of their aquatic adventure and confidence-building journey.

Look for goggles that are comfortable, easy to adjust and designed specifically for children. A secure fit helps prevent leaks and makes it easier for young swimmers to focus on having fun in the water.

It's best not to share goggles. Each child's goggles will fit differently, and using their own pair supports good eye health, hygiene and comfort during lessons and family swims.