Splash About Original Happy Nappy Swim Nappy

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The wetsuit covers the core of baby's body whilst the 3/4 length sleeves leave little hands free to play and splash. choice of reusable swim nappy, and an essential part of your baby or toddler’s swim kit when swimming with us at The Fish Tank. My main complaints are that the Happy Nappy System is fiddly to put on and that it doesn’t protect from the sun as much as an all in one-suit, so you’re left doing your best to smear on sunscreen. After all, the idea is that you go swimming with your baby – not with the contents of his or her leaking nappy!

This did give him freedom to move with easy and he was able to use his legs normally with no restrictions. I’m also impressed by how snug the pants are, which leaves me feeling confident that an accident in the pool won’t spell the end of our swimming lesson – or frowns from pool staff. By far and away the easiest and most cost effective way of doing this is wearing the Happy Nappy system. The front rib of the Happy Nappy is designed to roll gently down under the tummy button to form a seal against the neoprene.The Happy Nappy System by Splash About is great for swimming pools as you can feel confident that your baby won’t make a mess, but it is less suited for the beach as it’s fiddly to put on and difficult to fit under a UV suit. Trusted by parents and loved by kids, the Happy Nappy is the most important part of your baby swim kit. The wrap IS NOT suitable for baby to wear on its own, most baby swimming schools insist on the use of this layer as well.

Please note that the Happy Nappy is a snug fit, so if in doubt we would suggest going for the next size up. The Happy Nappy from Splash About is an innovative reusable swim nappy that reliably protects against faecal leaks.All the products on this page are approved for use as part of the Double Layer Nappy System, which includes all the Happy Nappy range, like wetsuits and swimming costumes that include a built in fully reusable Happy Nappy! However, our weekly swimming lessons still ask that children who aren’t potty trained wear disposables as well. The Happy Nappy can be used on its own but for complete confidence and ease of cleaning up 'little accidents', use with the inner wrap (described below).

uk/products/splash-about-happy-nappy-under-the-sea 2456403345486 Splash About Happy Nappy - Under the Sea 12.I didn’t really notice a difference in freedom of movement because my son is usually very excited in the pool however, it looks more comfortable than with a disposable underneath. This snug fitting nappy covers all of baby’s bottom nice and tightly, the soft but effective ribs made from nylon Lycra mix are designed to grip around the tummy and thigh to hold the neoprene nappy in place even on the most wriggly toddler. Unfortunately our swim lessons still ask for disposables nappies underneath when children aren’t potty trained however I feel as soon as my son is, that is when the product will be especially useful, giving us as parents extra peace of mind in case of accidents. I would say maybe the company should educate the swim teams as ours stated if not potty trained we still had to use disposable nappy too. The neoprene and lycra rib combination is the safest way of protecting pools from poo leaks, giving parents time to remove the baby from the water and change to ensure no contamination.

We used this every week in our sons swim lessons and at the weekends at our local leisure centre splash pad. From concept, to design, to manufacture and distribution, their close-knit team works together to ensure they are at the forefront of the baby swimming product market so that they can offer the products that you need to support your little ones on their swimming journey.

My only gripe is that there is no adjustment in these nappies, which is a necessity to prevent unwanted leakages but my son doesn't quite conform to the standard size. The Happy Nappy by Splash About is an innovative reusable swim nappy that reliably protects against faecal leaks into the water.