kidSwim is a stress-free, highly professional, developmental swim school, proven to bring enjoyment and water safety to your children, and peace of mind to you. They give your children undivided one-on-one attention and top notch instruction along with games, toys and positive reinforcement. May is National Drowning Prevention Month, join us and learn about water safety with CEO and Master Swim Coach, Lisa Cook of kidSwim at Holmby Park.
Bring your kiddos, blankets for sitting on the ground, appropriate clothes to the park for a playdate of water safety tips, snacks, bubbles, and socializing. We encourage two parents or guardians to attend, if you are bringing children over 12 mos, that way no one misses any valuable water safety information. Bubblemania will be featured. Parking is free and plentiful!
For attending this event, you will receive life saving knowledge and a kidSwim Swag bag with a coupon for $10 off ANY private lesson or Parent & Child group 6 week session, good until Sep. 3rd, valid at all locations covered with AMAZING kidSwim instructors!
About Lisa:
Lisa Cook is a master teacher and mentor in water safety and swim training for children. For the last 30 years, she’s focused her energy on advancing the most effective water safety and skill development environment for kids. Her research and work lead to the creation of the KidSwim Program, a pioneering water safety and skill training program that meets children where they are during the three main stages of early childhood. Realizing her dream to bring a safe, fun, and matriculated process to the general public, she established KidSwim in Los Angeles, CA, in 2001.
During the early stages of her career, Lisa worked at organizations at the forefront of state-of-the-art aquatics and program development training, such as the YMCA, and exclusive resort hotels such as the Peninsula Beverly Hills, and Loews Santa Monica. Rigorous safety standards and exceptional customer service were essential components of these highly successful programs. Her love of education and history lead to a secondary teaching credential and Bachelor of History from LMU. She married Mr. Cook in 1998, and moved to Japan for two years, where she continued her work in developmental swim in Nagoya region. Upon her return to the United States, Lisa wrote a humorous memoir about her experience in Japan, which was later published by Simon and Schuster.
Through her passion to give children the best start in life, Lisa became an active mentor and philanthropist in her community. Her program, Swim For Smiles, offers free lessons to children with cancer and cancer in remission. Lisa has a particular soft spot for mentoring young women in entrepreneurship, which lead to the creation of Step-Up to Help. She also supports organizations caring for at-risk youth and teenagers in group homes, with mentorship and free swim and water safety lessons.
