Both my children are very confident swimmers, but this wasn't always the case. I enrolled them both for swimming lessons when they were younger and these really helped them to become confident and safe in the water. During the lessons there would be lots of fun water toys to play with and one of the firm favourites were little round shapes with cute seal faces. The toys in question are made by Zoggs and called seal flips. I was so impressed with these little seals that I decided to buy a pack. What are they? ************* Zoggs seal flips come in packs of five and cost around £4. They are small round shapes with cute seal faces wearing swimming ...  Read the complete review

We have been using these Seal flips with our son for about a year now so I thought it was time I wrote about how good they are and how much fun they bring him when we go swimming. Just a quick note these are in the outdoor toy section and whilst we have used them in an outdoor swimming pool we generally unless it is a sunny day use them in an indoor pool. What are they? *************** These are five little cute plastic seals they really look a lot like a child's drawing of a flying saucer but with seal whiskers, nose and goggles on the top and bottom of them. The two sides of the seal are different colours e.g. blue seal on one side and a yellow one ...  Read the complete review

When my daughter started swimming lessons she was very wary about putting her face in the water despite having goggles on. Her swim teacher recommended these seal flip overs which were sold at the local pool and cost £ 4.99. They come in packs of 5 and are brightly coloured water toys which are made of lightweight plastic and float on the water. They are a ball shape and they have the image of a male seal on one side and a lady seal on the other. The aim is to flip them over in the water by blowing on them. These are great for getting a child to get confident with putting their face in the water. Once my daughter realised that all she had to do was ...  Read the complete review

My son has been learning to swimming at water babies since he was two months old. The theory of Water babies is that they learn to swim while they still have the relax to hold their breath under water and slowly teach them how to breath and swim at the same time. As part of his swimming lessons the Zogg seal flips were introduced at the beginning. What is the Zogg Seal flip? It is a small spaceship shaped plastic that has divided into two colours with a seal wearing goggles on the top and on the bottom. These float on the surface of the pool. It does have a recommended age of over three months and over. I tend to think this is due to young babies ...  Read the complete review

Both my girls have been taking swimming lessons at our local pool for a year now. My girls are only three years old so in the lesson the get to swim with floats, sing songs, lay on there backs like star fish, they also have to go under water. None of the children like being ducked under the water so the children are weary off having to put there own heads into the water. The swimming instructor recently introduced zogg seal flips to the class as too encourage the children to blow bubbles in the water and blow to flip the seals over whilst their mouths are close the the surface of the water. As i found the seal flips working for the girls i decided to buy ...  Read the complete review