Splash About baby and children’s swimwear brand to exhibit at ASSA National Conference

August 8, 2024

The UK’s best-selling baby and children’s swimwear brand Splash About will be exhibiting for the first time at this month’s Australian Swim Schools Association (ASSA) National Conference on the Gold Coast.

As the brand seeks to increase its investment in children’s early years swimming in Australia, Splash About, along with its Australian partner Little Toggs, will be showcasing its award-winning, collection of children’s swimwear and launching a new range of pool toys, float boards and goggles.

In addition, Splash About is sponsoring the Morning Tea breakout session on Wednesday 21st August at 10.30, where it will be talking about proven and reliable ways of driving revenues and reducing costs within swim schools.

Looking forward to showcasing the brand, Splash About International Ltd Joint Managing Director, Samantha Williams explained “Australia is the home of swimming, and ASSA promotes a strong foundation for early years learn-to-swim, which aligns perfectly with our brand.

“Keeping children safe in and around water is in Splash About’s DNA and shapes the products that we bring to market. However, we are acutely aware that to operate efficiently swim schools must find new ways of increasing their revenues and decreasing costs without putting up their prices. At the ASSA conference we’ll be explaining how our products can effectively navigate this challenge, while protecting the planet too.”

At the forefront of infant swimwear for over 20 years, Splash About is known for its innovation and technical design - its flagship Happy Nappy swim nappy with distinctive ergonomic shape is so effective at preventing faecal leaks it’s recommended by baby swim schools globally as the de facto swim nappy to keep pool water clean and for parents to enjoy stress-free pool time with their child.

At the ASSA Conference, Splash About will also be showcasing its range including wetsuits, thermals and the eco-friendly Happy Nappy DUO - an alternative to disposable swim nappies with samples available to take away - and bespoke branded swim school swim nappies.

The ASSA conference is taking place at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre Monday 19th and Tuesday 20th August 2024.

Click here for more information on Splash About.

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