Swimbubs Baby UV Swimsuit UPF50 rash guard 🩱

This long-sleeve baby swimsuit protects delicate skin during beach days and pool sessions, extending safe outdoor time with reliable sun coverage. The UPF 50+ fabric and high neck design reduce UV exposure, keeping toddlers warmer and more comfortable while they play or learn to swim.

Key Points

The suit is made from a polyester and elastane blend that feels soft and stretches for movement. It has long sleeves and long legs with a high neck to cover more skin and help block wind and sand, and it is suitable for wearing in and out of the water. 🌞 The front zipper speeds dressing and undressing, and a neck cover prevents rubbing against the chin for extra comfort. Designs include pink prints with dolphins and starfish and blue prints with whales and sharks, giving a playful look for boys and girls.

Benefits

This swim garment helps protect topical barrier cream during water exposure, which can be useful for toddlers with sensitive skin or eczema, according to the manufacturer. The extra coverage often means less after-sun reapplication is needed during short outings. It can also provide mild thermal benefit in cooler pools or breezy coastal conditions, helping babies stay comfortable during lessons or short swims. 🐬 Consider that sizing is for 0 to 36 months across five sizes, so checking the size chart before selecting a size is advisable to match fit and mobility.

Technical Specifications

• Name: Swimbubs Baby UV Swimsuit
• Fabric: polyester and elastane blend
• Sun protection: UPF 50+
• Sizes: 0–36 months, five sizes available
• Closure: front zipper, neck cover

Usage Recommendations

Use the swimsuit for beach play, family pool visits and baby swimming classes where UV protection and light thermal coverage are helpful. Rinse the suit after chlorinated or salt water exposure to preserve elasticity and print quality. For babies with very severe skin conditions, consult a healthcare professional before prolonged exposure to direct sunlight while using any garment, and note that garments with high coverage reduce but do not eliminate sun exposure.