Living on the coast means we spend a lot of time at the beach in the summer and there are two things that I would never be without – UV swimwear and sun cream!
Protection from the sun started when I was a child. I have very pale skin and just a few minutes in the sun would cause me to burn, so have always covered myself up as it is the best way to prevent sun damage for all ages and I have carried this on to my children. It seems being #sunsmart is finally the cool thing to do and Konfidence have a great range of sun protection swimwear that we got to try out on holiday in Turkey.
For little ones like Sebastian who detests standing still whilst you put sunscreen on them, the UV all in one suits are the perfect solution as they have full length sleeves and ¾ legs so there is less exposed skin, giving you a better chance to apply that sunscreen before they start to fidget! The suit is made from the highest quality soft Lycra, which has been rigorously tested for colour fastness and durability and the fabric stretches and moves with him as he runs or swims.
All the sun suits in the range, from 0 to 7 years feature the latest UV colour changing technology – when UV rays are present, the Konfidence logos on the suits will turn pink (girls suit) or blue (boys suit). So when they are busy happily playing on the beach or in the pool you’ll instantly know when the suit is protecting them from harmful UV rays. Plus this safety feature is also a fun way to teach your little ones about sun safety as it will bring smiles to their faces when the colour starts to change!
For Isaac and Eliza the suits come in two pieces – the sun protection t-shirt which also features full length sleeves that give that little extra bit of protection, and the coordinating shorts plus legionnaire style hats in Pink Hibiscus and Blue Leaf Palm designs.
The two-piece suits give you slightly more flexibility as you can wear the t-shirt with shorts or a skirt when playing in the garden, but we found both perfect for their sailing and windsurfing sessions as well as for messing about in the pool.
Isaac, Eliza and Sebastian had a fabulous time whilst we were away and I was happy and confident that they were well protected from the sun as well as looking smart. Eliza especially loved the colour changing badges too – pink is a very important colour when you are four!
Remember, it is still important to use sun cream and keep out of the sun when it is at its strongest – be #sunsmart this summer.
I love the idea of the all in one UV suits, really should get one for Jack!
we as a family love these suits i have two for my son with matching hats too
I will need to look into these suits for my children, perfect for swimming in the outdoor pool on holiday x
These look fab, it’s so important to protect their little skin isn’t it x
Perfect suits for those outside holiday pools.
These are great for protecting little ones from the sun. I saw loads of kids wearing them when we were at the waterparks in Orlando.
The UV suits sound like a fantastic option for the pool! I’ll be looking in to them.
Even at 9 and 10 my boys wear rash vests with UV protection. I think ti is key and yes we too live my the sea, I love the colour changing aspect of these,
The UV suits sound like an absolutely brilliant idea x
What a fantastic sounding swim suit – I can imagine it would be a great addition to a suitcase for holiday. x
They look really good at it is so reassuring to have them covered against the UV rays of the sun.
Just what I’m looking for ready for our summer holidays for my four year…just need to convince him now!
I love sun suits for when kids are in the water, such a great way to know they’re safe from the sun.
Two piece UV suits are so much more convenient! These look fab.
Oh I do love these Kara, sunsuits are just the best. They’re brilliant for POD too as she’s not a fan of suncream being smothered over her entire body! Really like Konfidence, she wore their float jackets in Greece 🙂
I love suits like this – great photos. Kaz x
Its a good vest but make sure you get a size that fits tight, if not the vest slips up the body and doesn’;t allow the child to float