mom bathing suit

[Anonymous]

What type of bathing suit do you wear as a mom while going to water parks/beach with your kids? I don't want to wear anything revealing, any suggestions?

[Anonymous]

Very best - Boden Santorini. Flattering, cute, and coverage in all the right places. You can bend over, squat, whatever… and it does what you need.

[Anonymous]

Lands End is the classic mom suit

[Anonymous]

Title Nine has great swim pieces that stay in place

[Anonymous]

I long ago switched to a rash guard and board shorts.

[Anonymous]

I wear a two piece with a rash guard over it. I want to be able to stay somewhat covered (esp at water parks where its not always easy to go back and reapply sunscreen) and be able to use the bathroom without completely disrobing.

My swimsuits are from Athleta - I have a set in black and a set in blue.

[Anonymous]

Bikini top, rash guard, board shorts. Mostly lands end or target for me — I don’t much care about it being flattering or fancy, I just want something that fits and minimizes how much sunscreen I have to put on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I long ago switched to a rash guard and board shorts.

+1
I hate my thighs and I hate sunscreen. Two birds, one stone.

[Anonymous]

+2 same

[Anonymous]

I have a Lands End tankini I love. It doesn’t flare out like some do when you get in the water and has chest support.
I wear with men’s swim shorts I got from Costco. They don’t come to my knees but they’re longer than women’s swim shorts

[Anonymous]

I like a rash guard that’s attached to the bottom with a swim bra (or any bikini top) underneath. Idk why, it just looks better on me than having a rash guard top over bikini bottoms.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Very best - Boden Santorini. Flattering, cute, and coverage in all the right places. You can bend over, squat, whatever… and it does what you need.

I have the Boden Kefalonia and it's super.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I long ago switched to a rash guard and board shorts.

+1
I hate my thighs and I hate sunscreen. Two birds, one stone.

+2; if I'm alone with my kids I can't do sunscreen on my back, rashguard is the way to go always for me

[Anonymous]

Bikinis are the only swimwear that suit my long, but thin torso.

I’ve tried many one pieces to no avail, and the last one *nearly* fits, ha! It’s super cute, I got it on Amazon.

[Anonymous]

https://lablanca.com/collections/one-piece/products/island-goddess-over-the-shoulder-1pc-14?variant=42858910679240

I just got this. I think it’s cute and it covers enough (not cheeky).