When your baby is in the sun, dress her in cool cotton clothes that cover her legs and arms. A UV sunsuit is also a good option. Put her in a wide-brimmed hat that shades her face and neck, and sunglasses to protect her eyes from the sun and sand.
- Hats/visors.
- Sunglasses.
- Swimsuits.
- UV shirts or UV suits.
- Cover ups.
- Reef-safe sunscreen.
- Lip balm with sunscreen — so important!
What should a 3 year old take to the beach?
- Multiple sunscreens, in case of a sand or spill disaster (It helps to have options — stick, spray, lotion — if your kid is fussy about reapplying.)
- Zip-top bags to store sunscreen, wet bathing suits, and more.
- Beach hats, sunglasses, and cover-ups.
- Water bottles.
- Small bills for the ice-cream truck.
When you go to the beach, all you truly need is a bathing suit! Wear a cover-up, hat, and sunglasses to protect against the sun. If you want to easily go out to eat or hit the boardwalk, wear a tank and shorts or maxi dress. Throw all of your stuff in a canvas beach tote, and wear flip-flops or sandals to the shore.
What can I wear to the beach besides a swimsuit?
- Outfit details: Maxi Dress | Straw Hat | Straw Tote | Black Flip Flops.
- Outfit details: T-Shirt Dress | Straw Hat | Straw Tote | Flip Flops.
- Outfit details: Joggers | Tank Top | Straw Fedora | Straw Tote | Flip Flops.
What can you not wear in Nigeria?
Keep to light, neutral colours but not white (as it will get dirty and dusty very quickly). Avoid blue or black clothing the tsetse flies are drawn to these colours, and their bite can give you African Sleeping Sickness. And it is also worth being aware that it's illegal to have army/combat type clothing or print.