Review on ZHIYIN Educational Kids Unisex Children Laugh Electronic by Tiffany Fuller

I've always been against floats. Then my baby was born! Ha. It's so easy to judge when you're not in someone else's place. My son is a year and a half and I waited too long to put him in the pool. As a result, it's too small and not strong enough to float above water, yet not comfortable enough to swim underwater. However, he loves the pool. He doesn't realize he's going to drown so he just jumps in the pool and drowns thinking it's a lot of fun because I always "save" him. Finally I gave in and bought him some cheap floats at Walgreens. I didn't realize they were pink (he's just a boy) - but I used them anyway. He loved them, but they didn't keep him afloat. Due to the color issue I decided to buy these thinking they would be the same just in blue. Wow, I was wrong. You are one level higher. First, they're snug enough not to slip down - they even have a strap to make them tighter, which is unnecessary even though my son is only 25lbs. They are covered with a soft cloth so they don't rub or rub. And what's even better - they keep it afloat! Yes, his mouth moves a little, but he braces himself without even kicking/swimming.