Double Olympic silver medallist Jazz Carlin is partnering with baby and children’s swimwear specialist Splash About as a brand ambassador. Splash About has been at the forefront of early years swimming for two decades, creating products that are innovative, safe and fun. Carlin is passionate about making swimming accessible and a safe, positive experience, especially for babies and young children.
Commenting on the partnership is Lesley Beach, joint managing director at Splash About. “Jazz is a fantastic addition to the Splash About family. We not only value the wealth of swimming expertise that Jazz brings and her strong commitment to early years swimming, but as a new mum, she totally understands the challenges our customers face when taking their baby swimming.
“Jazz will be sharing her experiences, offering pool tips for parents with babies and young children, as well as putting our swimwear and accessories to the test – giving her opinion on the best investments for infant swimming – whether it’s for formal baby swim classes or family fun time at the leisure centre pool.”
Jazz Carlin
Carlin competed at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio where she won silver medals in the 400m and 800m freestyle events.
She is also a European and Commonwealth Champion. Although Jazz has now retired from competitive swimming, she worked at the Paris 2024 Olympics debriefing the swimming trials for talkSPORT radio.
“Swimming is a huge part of my life; but switching from swimming competitively to taking my 11-month-old son Max to the pool has taken me on a completely different swimming journey,” says Carlin.
“I’m excited to join Splash About as a Brand Ambassador because I strongly believe that early years swimming is vital; creating an encouraging, fun experience for babies and young children promotes confidence, teaches water safety, and lays the foundation for a lifelong positive swim experience.”
For further information and wholesale enquiries contact info@splashabout.com. Alternatively, click here to visit Splash About’s website.
