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Happy Nappy™ Sunsuit FAQs

Not with the Sunsuit. The swim diaper is already built into the bottom of the suit, so there's no separate Happy Nappy™ to remember and nothing to add on top. That's one less thing to pack in the swim bag.

Our standalone Happy Nappy™ swim diaper works on its own for general swimming too. If you're heading to swim classes, some ask for a double diaper system, where a wrap from that range usually goes underneath rather than anything going over the top. Your swim teacher will be able to tell you what their pool needs.

Look for UPF 50+ first. It's the top rating swimwear can carry, and it blocks 98% or more of the sun's UV rays, which matters for skin as delicate as a baby's.

After that, sleeve length makes the biggest difference. The Sunsuit's rash guard has 3/4 sleeves, so your baby's shoulders and upper arms stay covered while they splash and play. Do still apply sunscreen to anything the suit leaves bare, such as their face and legs.

No, and it isn't designed to. Like any swim diaper, it lets water pass in and out, so it never soaks up the pool and turns heavy on your baby. What it's built to hold in is poop, and it does that reliably. Pop your baby into a regular diaper as soon as they're out of the water and they'll be comfortable for the trip home.

Not quite: Splash About is us, and the Happy Nappy™ is our best-known invention. We've since built it into our baby wetsuits and swimsuits, including this Sunsuit, so families can rely on the same trusted design wherever they swim. Happy Nappy™ is our trademark, and you'll only find the name on our products.