Pack swimwear

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Swimwear is one of the smallest items in your child's wardrobe, and also one of the most forgotten. It usually lives in its own drawer, perhaps in storage or in last summer's suitcase. The visual support below puts it back in the middle of the packing list.

A smiling boy places a yellow shirt into an open suitcase that contains various clothes, including a blue and white striped top.♂

Pack swimwear

A smiling boy places a yellow shirt into an open suitcase that contains various clothes, including a blue and white striped top.

A man puts swim shorts and a swim cap into a green bag.♂

Packing swimwear

A man puts swim shorts and a swim cap into a green bag.

A boy packs a swimsuit, goggles and a ball into a suitcase.♂

Packing swimsuit in suitcase

A boy packs a swimsuit, goggles and a ball into a suitcase.

A girl with a ponytail lays a blue swimsuit and yellow shorts into an open grey suitcase.♀

Packing a swimsuit into the suitcase

A girl with a ponytail lays a blue swimsuit and yellow shorts into an open grey suitcase.

A smiling person kneels and places a patterned swimsuit into a yellow case holding goggles and a rolled towel.♀

Person packing a swimsuit

A smiling person kneels and places a patterned swimsuit into a yellow case holding goggles and a rolled towel.

A woman kneels and packs a swimsuit, towel and goggles into a red case.♀

Woman packing swimwear

A woman kneels and packs a swimsuit, towel and goggles into a red case.

A woman holds up a bikini over an open case with goggles and a towel.♀

Packing a bikini

A woman holds up a bikini over an open case with goggles and a towel.

A girl packs a spotted swimsuit and goggles into a case.♀

Packing the swimsuit

A girl packs a spotted swimsuit and goggles into a case.

About this visual support

There is something particular about swimwear. It is so small that it fits in a blazer pocket, but at the same time so season-bound that it rarely sits next to the everyday shirts and underwear. It gets moved to a drawer in storage, perhaps a summer suitcase, perhaps a basket under the bed, which is why people often search in the wrong place when the hotel, the pool day or the sudden warm weekend appears around the corner.

Visual support pulls the swimwear back into the normal packing scene. When it sits as its own picture among the rest of the clothes, it becomes clear that it belongs in the luggage even if it does not belong in the daily clothing pile. Your child can also double-check the picture themselves: a pair of swim trunks, a swimsuit, or both if the destination is uncertain. A small input that pays off at the destination.

One concrete tip: place the swimwear at the very bottom of the suitcase or in a small pouch at the very top, so it does not sink between thicker garments and disappear on arrival. If you want Routined to show this exact picture list before pool trips and summer holidays, you can save it as a repeating packing routine in the app.

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