UV swimwear lets girls play it safe, and adorable, in the sun.

UV swimwear lets girls play it safe, and adorable, in the sun.
Hooray, it's unofficially summer this week! That mean fun days at the beach, and for parents, the grand hunt for UV swimwear and the perfect sunblock to keep our kids safe.

My daughter is not the yellow polka dot bikini kind of gal anyway; she'll be digging in the sand until high tide, which is why we're glad to find a brand that provides some needed coverage.

[don't miss an exclusive discount after the jump!]
I am very excited to have found another adorable collection of sun-safe UV swimwear for toddlers and girls, from smart company Girls4Sport.  
These suits are made for activity, not posing. Blocking 98% of UV rays and with a SPF of 50+, the USA-made designs will get you through the summer hopefully without the need for aloe gel. Plus you can pair those super cute board shorts with either long or short-sleeved rash guard tops.

I have to say, the fabrics are way more adorable in person than on the website. I'm definitely impressed. Also don't miss some amazing deals in the clearance section. So get the beach bag full of snacks ready and sunscreen ready and waiting by the front door, mamas. It's that time. -Stephanie M

Find sun-safe swimsuits for girls at Girls4Sport. And just for CMP readers, and enter COOL 15 for 15% off your order through the end of June.

Share this story

Pin

More in KidsView all picks →

Speech bubbles with Gen Alpha slang words: rizz, skibidi, delulu, mid, bet, slay, brain rot and main character energy

Gen Alpha slang: how to get rizz with your kids, no skibidi required

Rizz, skibidi, delulu, mid, bet, brain rot: what Gen Alpha slang actually means, with real examples and sources.

2026 Advent Calendars for Kids

Cool Mom Picks Holiday Gift Guide: Best Advent Calendars for Kids

LEGO, Hot Wheels, Build-a-Bear and more!

Avenleur Climbing Wall

Avenlur climbing wall: An indoor adventure course for kids

A holiday gift that encourages active, adventurous play for kids • Described as a larger, more substantial Christmas gift • An indoor play space that brings playground energy into the home • Open-ended design encourages imaginative play in different scenarios