We checked with Speedo for some guidelines on buying goggles. First, determine what kinds of goggles your kid will need: Are they using them for competitive swimming or just pool fun. Be sure to pick goggles meant specifically for kids, because they’re sized correctly to fit their face and head shapes. Make sure goggles fit across the eye socket and the nose; if the goggles gently suction to your kid’s face, they’re a fit. See more: The Best Sunscreens for Kids
How to choose kids’ swim goggles:
Clear goggles are great for both indoor and outdoor swimming, and are ideal for low-light conditions, such as swimming in dim indoor pools or in the evening. Mirrored lenses are better for indoor swimming, because they reduce brightness. Polarized lenses give better glare protection and are ideal for very sunny conditions, such as afternoons at the pool. We’ve rounded up some of the best kids’ swimming goggles, in every category. All you have to do is add water.
The Best Kids’ Swimming Goggles
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