About Us
30+ Years Serving Burnet and Llano Counties
Flip-N-Swim was established initially as Total Tumbling Gymnastics by Nomah Albright in January of 1992. Over the last 30 years, Nomah and her family have built several world-class facilities focused on serving children and their families of Central Texas.
Flip-N-Swim has grown and developed over the last 30+ years into one of the top quality child care centers in Texas as recognized by TX Department of Family and Protective Services. In 2000, Flip-N-Swim extended once again into a state of the faciality by building a daycare facility tailored just for the kids we serve. All classrooms and playgrounds have been specifically designed and built around children, their learning styles and developmental stages.
Large or small, we have always maintained a high quality of excellence and are always improving to provide families and the community with the best possible experience.
Our Commitment to You
Our commitment is to provide a comprehensive education experience to children, focusing on their intellectual, creative, social, and physical growth. We create a nurturing and accepting atmosphere while offering stimulating activities and opportunities. Our amazing staff motivate all children to engage actively in an educational community that values moral leadership, independence, and analytical reasoning. Your child will enjoy the learning process, forge new friendships, and establish strong connections with teachers who partner with you in your child's educational journey.
Learning Environments
Each lead teacher at Flip-N-Swim has earned a degree in Childhood Education. Each classroom at Flip-N-Swim is uniquely designed to create an active learning environment for children of all ages and developmental stages. Teachers have equipped classrooms with diverse, open-ended materials that reflect children's homes, cultures, and languages. Every center, activity and items is presented to children that aligns with their age to promote independence and encourage children to carry out their learning abilities through play.