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Usually its recommended the babies can go in a pool at 3 months, if the water has clorine, but if its a salt water pool they are able to go in right away. Children under 6 months are suppose to have on sunblock. Doctors say to have the babies skin covered up in the sun until 6 months.
According to Baby World, it is usually best to wait to take an infant swimming until after he gets his first course of immunizations sometime after the age of 2 months. Baby Center advises that caregivers monitor water temperature when you take infants to a swimming pool. Infants do not typically begin to regulate their own body temperature until the age of at least 6 months old and some do not adequately regulate their own temperature until they are closer to a year old.