Swim Hats
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Frequently Asked Questions
A swim hat isn't essential, but it's worth having. It can help reduce heat loss from your baby's head and makes each session more comfortable.
Yes, absolutely. The NHS says babies can go swimming at any age, before or after vaccinations. Individual swim schools set their own policies, so check with yours before booking. Always speak to your health visitor before your first session too.
Babies wear swim caps to:
- help reduce heat loss from their head
- keep hair away from their face
- help protect fine hair from chlorinated water
They're a lovely addition to your baby's swimming kit from the very first lesson.
Our baby swim hats are sized by age. Look for the 6 to 9 month or 9 to 12 month option depending on where your baby is at. Check the size guide if you're not sure which to go for.
Yes, baby swim hats are safe for pool use when fitted correctly. Always supervise babies and young children in or near water.