| Toddler swimwear is important for those hot summer | | | | - Thick, durable fabric stands up to baby and toddler |
| days. I always make sure that I keep plenty of trunks | | | | water play. |
| on hand for the pool. What about beach vacations? I | | | | - Breathable and comfortable fabric with built-in SPF |
| had to do my research and find the best suits for not | | | | 50 sun protection. |
| only comfort but also protection from the sun. My | | | | - Wide range of baby and toddler sizes and styles |
| toddler was picky and needed to be comfortable. You | | | | with coordinating accessories. |
| have to look out for suits that are loose or will untie | | | | Cons: |
| easily. That can be a pain. Remember that if they are | | | | - Costs more than average baby swimsuits |
| not potty trained yet the swim diapers are fantastic | | | | The truth is my toddler would not wear this type of |
| and do not absorb the water. | | | | suit. I had to buy him trunks and a matching surf shirt or |
| We sometimes want to just buy our children the | | | | rash guard shirt. This is another option for girls and |
| "cutest" swimsuits. These may not be the best for | | | | boys who do not like the sun protection suits. They are |
| them. It is important to find all the components in one. It | | | | great for sun protection but my toddler did not like the |
| is possible to do this. Which leads me to discuss the | | | | comfort. |
| new sun protection suits that are so popular these | | | | When you are purchasing toddler swimwear you |
| days. | | | | should ask yourselves a few of these questions: |
| Sun Protection Swimwear | | | | How Is The Suit Made?: |
| If you're concerned about your baby's sun exposure | | | | - Where are the straps located? |
| the sun protective swimsuit is a great way to be sure | | | | - Is it an elastic waist or drawstring? |
| your toddler has SPF 50 sun block on most of his or | | | | - Are the trunks too long or short? |
| her body when you're at the pool or beach. The extra | | | | - Is there pockets? |
| cost of these suits are made up in the comfort and | | | | - What material is the suit made out of? |
| durability of the fabric and the extra peace of mind | | | | How much am I willing to spend on toddler swimwear? |
| you have knowing that you don't need to reapply | | | | How many suits should I buy? |
| sunscreen to prevent a baby sunburn. Add a matching | | | | The answer to that question is buy enough. I usually |
| swim hat and your toddler will be protected nearly | | | | purchase 6-7 a season for my son. He gets sick of |
| from head to toe! | | | | them being wet and always wants to change. You |
| The pros and cons of these suits: | | | | decide what is best for you and your toddler. |
| Pros: | | | | Another special hint: You may want to buy extra pools |
| - Sun block stays on your toddler since it is part of the | | | | too! Especially the blow up kind. It may just be my |
| swimsuit. No need to keep re-applying. | | | | toddler, but he finds a way to put holes in his pools. I |
| - The two piece design allows for easy diaper | | | | need "back up pools" as well....:) Have a Great |
| changes. | | | | Summer!! |