This post is underwritten by Old Navy. Whether you're looking for a tankini, bikini or a one piece, Old Navy has you confidently covered at a great price.
Well, we're finally on vacation! We made it to Toronto in the early hours this morning and I am so glad to finally be here and able to relax and get settled in for the next six weeks of fun, family and friends, now that all of the packing, shopping and preparation is done!
One of the hardest things to do for me, in getting ready for our annual vacations home to visit family is to figure out what I need to pack for everyone - and to realize that one of the things I have to shop for is ... a new swimsuit...
Like many people, I put this off as long as I can - I try to find great quality suits that will stand up to the abuse that I put it through, but they still only last so long, and with having lost some weight in the last year or so, too, it's time to find a new swimsuit!
Since I live in Old Navy clothing (yep, their active wear is perfect for this never-stay-at-home mom), I immediately headed to their website to check out my options...
I love that Old Navy has something for everyone - bikinis, tankinis, one pieces and even suits with a little extra control and as a mom on the go, I am all about control. Plus, with a grabby toddler, I am looking for something that has good coverage but still looks fabulous...
I'll be heading out to water parks, the beach, the local pool and just rocking the back yard sprinkler this summer... so I'm debating between a tankini and a one piece and I have to say that this fabulous Control Max Halter Swimsuit is topping my list of great potentials that will work in every situation:
The other suit that caught my eye and is versatile as well as practical is this fun tankini! I love how the accent fabric from the top is also repeated as the bottoms - breaking up that horizontal stripe!
Thank you again to Old Navy for sponsoring my post. I was compensated for this post as a member of Clever Girls Collective, but the content is all my own.
