Children's swimwear mainly includes swim shorts for boys, plain or patterned, and swimsuits for girls and boys.
Protest and CMP design swim shorts for the beach, Arena and Speedo make swimsuits for the pool; the boy's swim short with an elastic waist is easy to put on.
A child's swimsuit should stay put in the waves, dry quickly, and be easy to put on without help. For the pool, the rules often dictate the style.
The boy's swim shorts, with an elasticated waistband and drawstring, featuring a mesh lining, are worn at the beach and by the pool. Protest and CMP offer them, in plain or printed designs.
For swimming lessons, many pools require a fitted swimsuit: swim trunks for boys, one-piece swimsuit for girls. Arena and Speedo provide them, made from materials that resist chlorine.
Sizes are given in age or height. A swimsuit that is too large slips in the water; for swim shorts, the drawstring helps with between sizes. The one-piece swimsuit should be chosen to fit snugly.
At the beach, wearing an anti-UV t-shirt over the swimsuit protects the shoulders and back, areas that burn quickly. Sunscreen should be reapplied after each swim.
The blue swim shorts are the most commonly worn; at the beach, an orange, yellow, or green pair is easier to spot from a distance.
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Many pools refuse swim shorts for hygiene reasons. The swim trunks swimsuit is accepted everywhere.
Rinse it in fresh water after each swim and let it dry flat, in the shade. Chlorine damages elastane.
Two, to always have one dry. The spare swimsuit avoids having to put on a wet swimsuit.
Around four or five years for shorts with an elastic waistband. The elastic waistband helps the younger ones.
A fitted swimsuit that doesn't drag in the water, along with a swim cap. The swim cap is often mandatory.