WIN a Days in the Sand kids’ wetsuit

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With summer on the way, beaches, pools and lakes will be packed with families ready to cool off. But here's something many parents don't realise: most kids' swimwear comes in blues, blacks and pastels that can become almost invisible underwater.

Geelong mum Sophie Smith founded Days in the Sand to change that. Her bright fluorescent wetsuits in orange, green, yellow and pink are designed for maximum visibility, with the brightest colours placed on the shoulders so you can spot your child instantly, even when they’re waist-deep.

Made by one of the world’s leading neoprene manufacturers, these UPF 50+ wetsuits come in sizes 1 to 12, with long and short sleeve options. Each one arrives in its own neoprene bag, so no more soggy beach bags.

We have one Days in the Sand wetsuit to give away to one lucky Kiddo reader.

Prize details

1 x Days in the Sand kids’ wetsuit of your choice (RRP $99.95)

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