Baby and child sun protection: anti-UV swimwear, hat, and sunglasses
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In Switzerland, the sun is strong from spring onwards: Lake Geneva, swimming pools, terraces, skiing. Protecting babies and children means combining anti-UV textiles, glasses and a hat, with cream on exposed areas.
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Petit Bateau fabrics limit UV exposure during repeated swims.
Izipizi Glasses
100% UV protection. Size guide: Izipizi by age. Collection: Izipizi.
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Face and neck covered: baby caps.
Good practices in Switzerland
- Avoid direct sun between 11 am and 4 pm
- Reapply cream on uncovered areas
- Hydrate regularly
- In the mountains: more intense UV, double protection
- Ideal combo: anti-UV + glasses + hat
By age group
Baby 0-12 months
Prioritize shade, long-sleeve anti-UV, and Izipizi Baby glasses. Limit prolonged exposure.
Child 2-6 years old
Girls'/boys' anti-UV swimwear resists playing in the sand. Replace glasses if they become too small.
School and outdoor activities
Keep a cap in the backpack. Quick-drying anti-UV t-shirts are practical after swimming.
Frequently asked questions
Sunscreen under anti-UV?
Yes, on hands and neck if they remain uncovered.
From what age should children wear glasses?
From the first prolonged outings in the sun.