Why does your baby need a sun hat?
- A baby’s skin is thinner and therefore more sensitive which means it will burn more easily.
- Sunburn in babies and children is a key risk factor in melanoma, the most dangerous type of skin cancer.
- The sun’s harmful UV rays can damage the eyes, contributing to cataracts and other eye diseases.
You can protect your baby by using a wide-brimmed hat that will protect your baby’s scalp, ears, face, eyes, and neck. Our sun hats and brim hats are made of lightweight nylon with a UPF (Ultraviolet Protection Factor) of 30+.
Protect your baby’s delicate skin from harmful rays with a cute sun hat. The My Swim Baby Sun Hat keeps the harsh rays of the sun off the delicate skin of your little one’s face and head! The reversible brim has a custom My Swim Baby print on one side and a coordinating solid color on the other side.
Product Features
UPF 50+Great for everyday wear and sun protection, not just for swimming and beach play. |
ReversibleHats feature solid colors on the inside which can be reversed. |
Easy to CoordinateCustom designed prints will match with the My Swim Baby diapers and coordinate with the My Swim Baby UV Shirts for a complete ensemble to keep your little one covered in the water and the sun. |
Look for Matching Planet Wise ProductsThe My Swim Baby prints are also available in Roll Down Wet Bags and Sport Bags made in the USA by Planet Wise. |
How to keep a hat on your baby/kid?
Does your baby keep pulling the hat off or simply seem uncomfortable in their new hat? Here’s a few tips to help your little one ease into becoming a Little Sun Hat lover:
1. Let your baby feel that wearing hat is a natural thing to do.
Introducing headwear early in your baby’s life will help him/her to adjust into a life long hat lover. Start with soft caps and bonnets, and switch into sun hats. Encourage your baby by telling them they look cute in it.
2. Choose a hat with chin straps. Straps help to keep the headwear securely on your baby’s head and deter them from tugging or pulling the hat off.
3. Be persistent. Put the hat back on when he/she pull it off. Divert their attentions by enticing them with a toy as you put the hat back on them.
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