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What happened to the days when your parents taught you how to swim? Another task to farm out to someone else to do for those who can afford to pay for it.
Last I checked parents only have access to city pools in the summer. How dare parents want their kids to have year-round lessons for a necessary life skill…
What a silly criticism. Let the market provide what the market wants to provide.
My parents put my 3 older siblings and me in swimming lessons to learn to swim, and that was in the late 1960s and early 1970s, in a rural community. Our high school offered swimming lessons every summer at the high school pool. It’s really not a big deal that people pay for swimming lessons for their children – actually it’s preferable to teach proper technique and water safety. Gone are the days of tossing Junior in the creek and expecting him to figure it out – is that what you had in mind?
WoW,it never cease to amaze me at the things some Hoosiers will complain about.This is the very reason developers are reluctant to build new large bold attractions here, because of the conservative mindsets.Theres millennials that require these sorts of amenities in a city when they’re considering where to move their families.Its all about the quality of life and work an area can provide.Covid has given a unique opportunity so that parents can work from home but quality time to teach your own kids to swim just isn’t always there,so a place like this is perfect for many parents.