Review on 👶 Kids Swim Life Jacket: Floaties for Toddlers 30-66 lbs, Pool Float for Boys & Girls – Beach & Puddle Fun! by Mike Hernandez

So this is a buy and yes and no. I sincerely disagree with her age and weight, and I'll explain why. My daughter is 5 years old. About 55 pounds, mostly muscle. This is a decent pool safety option if you disregard their recommendations and consider my real life experience I guess. <Also note that I fully take into account that for security reasons it needs to be neat and secure not to pick them up or pull them down and it did that very well so 4 stars. For this. Well, that's pretty snug and just uncomfortable for them. The quality is okay for the price, but in my opinion there are better options that seem to be more premium. We put it on while it's dry and once it's up to the elbows it's more of an 'okay baby, now pull it up' situation. It's very tight when it's in the right place on her arms and gets even tighter when it gets wet. They'll probably say, well, isn't that the point? And my answer will be "mmmm how?" Rschunimagu. The tummy and back clasp can no longer be undone, so if your child has a little extra love in the middle (like most children) do not buy this (if they are between 45 and 60 pounds). my opinion). As soon as she gets into the pool, she's dying to stop after a few minutes (and has never had any trouble swimming in the past). I think it's a safe bet if you have a child aged 4 and under 45 pounds. Disclaimer: I'm not an expert. Just a mother of 4 children. (And my oldest is in college now, so I must have done something good! Ha).