Aqua Sphere Swim Goggles Review
My little boys LOVE to swim! My mom will often take them to her community pool and they have an absolute blast playing in the water, diving for toys, and playing their swimming games for kids.
The only thing that they don’t like about the pool is getting water in their eyes! We have purchased many different goggles over our time but they always seem to break quickly and water leaks in making them pointless. I was thrilled to have the opportunity to try out Aqua Sphere’s swim goggles line made specifically for kids.
Here we are all sporting our Aqua Sphere swim goggles. My mom ended up in the hospital for a week with an infection and has been taking it easy ever since so we didn’t have access to the local pool we always visit. So, we took our goggles for a spin in the bathtub.
The first thing I noticed about these goggles is they are REALLY high quality. They have built in clips or push buttons that let you slide out the straps to loosen or tighten your straps really easily.
This lets us get a really good fit that keeps the swim goggles secure but not too tight on their face. This also makes the goggles come off really easy by just pushing down the pin (or the clip) and pulling on the goggles to loosen the straps.
One of the pairs even un-clips with the Quick-Fit system that removes it from the side making them even easier to get off. Another thing I love is these swim goggles all have built-in protection with 100% UVA and UVB protection to protect their eyes from the bright rays.
The Aqua Sphere goggles are extremely comfortable and they work great. They are by far the nicest pair of goggles we have ever had for our children. I absolutely recommend these goggles to keep your kids eye safe, protected, and help them see clearly while playing in the pool. Their kids goggles start at $15.95.
Children Pool Safety Tips with Amanda Beard
Amanda Beard, olympic swimmer and mom of soon-to-be two, shares with us why we should get our kids swimming and enjoying the water with children pool safety tips.
Amanda’s #1 tip? Introducing your children to water early.
“I had my son in swim classes at 6 months old! For me, it’s not about becoming an Olympic Swimmer or even being on a swim team, it’s simply for water safety and it’s a life-saving skill. I stress to every parent out there to get your kids in the water with a professional and have them learn how to swim.”
I received samples of Aqua Sphere swim goggles in exchange for this post. The opinions expressed above are my own. Any claims should be verified on the sponsor’s site.
keep a close eye on things
My sons wears a vest and I swim with him until he can get some lessons.
Keeping an eye out. (Gianna)
I always supervise and make sure they don’t get carried away with horseplay.
swim lessons
We spend a lot of time at the beach. These would be perfect!
go over water safety rules before hand and stay with them every second they are in or near water
We believe in swim lessons to teach them the swimming basics to keep them safer.
I am always present when my kids are in the pool. And when not in use, i remove and store the ladder
swim lessons, reinforcing that she needs to have a grownup with her to go near water
No running by the pool!
My kids have to have life jackets or some type of floatation device at all times. They are learning to swim and are not that great yet. Adult swimmer with them at all times too!
I don’t take my eyes off of them for a second
for us is simple – they are never allowed in the pool area without an adult present
The little ones have water wings and an adult at all times…. the older ones get lessons.
I take them to swim lessons so they know how to swim.
I took them to our local pool for Red Cross Swimming Lessons.
Life vest
We use a life vest and never look away, plus we are always next to them. We want to get them in swim classes soon though.
I never take my eyes off of him, even when there’s a lifeguard
We use a life vest or floaties and dd is never allowed in water without an adult.
I never let them swim without an adult.
we use life vests and floats for my youngest until she know how to swim
lifejackets or floaties at all times, make sure an adult is supervising, and staying in their appropriate areas (ie, shallow ends if they can’t swim) and no running because they could fall
We do not let the kids swim without adults present, and we always make them wear their life jackets! Oh and no running by the pool!
I always make sure an Adult is supervising at all times.
I keep a close eye on my oldest since she can swim and I stay right with my youngest since she can’t. Thank you!
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I just always watch them and never leave them alone and they have floaties and life vests!
There is always adult supervision.
Always have adult supervision and enrolling him in swim lessons!
I keep them safe by never leaving them unattented ,,always there watching closely
Our kids are old enough to know how to be safe, but I do harp at them to use sunscreen!
never leave my daughter unattended & she is enrolled in swimming class
Watch them and swimming lessons.
They never go into the pool unattended.
Never ever leave them unattended and use life jackets.
My daughter is just 3 so I never take my eyes off her.
There is always adult supervision.
I never leave them unattended.
Always have adult supervision.
I make sure my grandson is wearing some sort of flotation device when he’s in the pool.