Children's beach fashion is evolving every year. But before you choose a swimsuit for your girl, you need to decide on her swimming level. Its shape, material, and fit directly depend on this.
Experience Levels:
- Your daughter is a novice swimmer if she is just getting into the water world and starting to play the sport. But all the same, she swims to learn, which means she can’t do without a swimsuit.
- Your daughter is an average swimmer if she has become comfortable in the aquatic world and knows at least one stroke. She swims to improve her technique and become a better person.
- Your girl is an advanced swimmer if she is used to the water and knows several swimming styles. She swims to perform and compete.
How to choose a swimsuit for a girl
A beginner swimmer is one who can easily make 1-2 strokes and strives for comfort and ease while swimming.
If your daughter is just starting to learn to swim and is new to the world of water, she needs a simple, comfortable two-piece that dries quickly. You can also purchase a swim skirt separately, which covers the bottom if necessary. However, it is important to remember that a swimsuit that covers the arms and shoulders may be a hindrance to your child as he tries to improve his swimming movements.
Intermediate level
If your daughter is already familiar with the water world, has learned to swim and has outgrown her previous swimsuit, it is important that she feels comfortable. It should be a practical set that fits on the hips and does not move too much on the body, thereby not interfering with your daughter's swimming activities. An off-the-shoulder or sleeveless swimsuit is ideal for your daughter's swimming moves.
Advanced level
If your daughter is a strong swimmer and an advanced swimmer, she needs a swimsuit that is ultra chlorine resistant.
An advanced swimmer is someone who spends a lot of time in the water and is either training or going to compete. Advanced swimmers ideally look for a swimsuit that is compact and barely covers the body to allow for ease of gliding, better speed and overall swimming. Here you should pay attention to the line of swimming suits with a V-neck, which minimally fits the legs.
The cross back provides support and ensures the swimsuit won't move while your daughter swims. The suit has no sleeves, so the child can perform her movements with complete ease without any material getting in her way.
Sunbathing swimsuit
A separate type of swimsuit is for maximum tanning.It covers the body minimally so that after a day at the beach there are no white stripes left that are boring to everyone. It is not always convenient to swim in it; often such swimsuits have no straps at all.
The swimsuit should be the perfect size, since a small one will be tight, and a wide one may expose a little more than your child would like.
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