Diving allows the discovery of a unique underwater environment and encourages the child to respect ecosystems and nature by exploring the richness of fauna and flora of the seascapes.

Is Your Child Hyperactive? Suffers from ADHD, anxiety? Does it seem to you that you are very much bent on yourself? As we have seen, the benefits of scuba diving are numerous for children, both in respect of rules and in cooperation, psychomotor, intellectual and creative development. All aspects that can help him grow and flourish despite his difficulties

Water is not our natural environment. The child will therefore have to learn to follow the rules, to integrate the notions of safety bases and to acquire autonomy.

Scuba diving increases physical fitness and stamina. For children who are perhaps less interested in sports like football, hockey or the typical sports encouraged at school, this can be an alternative avenue to getting them into something to keep them fit and active.

The benefits of meditation and the calming breathing techniques associated as well documented. One of the core skills you develop as a scuba diver is controlled breathing, which can be hugely beneficial and calming.

The sensations felt in the water allow the child to grasp the notion of gravity, balance and well-being to feel light, free like a bird. In the water the child can move in all directions, descend and ascend almost effortlessly.

If it is an activity by excellence where mutual aid and solidarity is required, it is probably scuba diving. Whether to equip or during the dive, the immediate learning of the concept of buddy is central to this activity.

From the very beginnings of diving, your child will be led to think about his actions, to develop his reflection in the management of simple problems and in the understanding of basics adapted to his skills.

Scuba diving develops the curiosity of the child. Indeed, the diver is by definition a curious researcher to discover all the marvels of the marine environment.

In addition to the body sensations felt, the discovery of many ecosystems or the encounter with others, the variety of species and colors of underwater life provides a lot of fun for children.