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My youngest used to scream bloody murder every time I came near her with sunscreen. These rash guards gave me my sanity back because she just puts it on like a regular shirt and runs off to play.



















After my daughter got a sunburn on her stomach through a regular swimsuit, I went full coverage. These sets protect everything from shoulders to knees without making her look like she's wearing a wetsuit.


















Nobody talks about how badly the backs of kids' thighs burn when they sit on a pool ledge for an hour. I learned that lesson the hard way at a hotel pool in Orlando last spring.

















I have purchased roughly eleven sun hats that ended up floating in the pool within thirty seconds. These are the ones that survived my daughter's aggressive play style.



















Even with all the UPF clothing, there's still the face, the hands, and the tops of the feet. These are the sunscreens that don't make my daughter cry or leave her looking like a ghost.



















Once I solved the clothing and sunscreen puzzle, I realized the setup around it mattered too. Shade, timing, and the right gear turned stressful pool days into ones where I actually sat down and read a book.
















