Review on Splash About Improved Cobalt Months by Tammy Freeman

My daughter is 24 months old, 29 pounds and 36 inches tall. Size 2-3 fits her but very tight around the legs and waist. looks like other babies in photos. She usually wears 3t (sometimes 4t, it depends) and I would say she is quite tall for her age. I was concerned that it was too tight around her legs but she didn't complain about it. She ran around trying them out and seems perfectly happy with them. I ordered two pairs in pink. I bought them for the upcoming cruise we are going on. They appear to be very well made, dense and thick nice material. I will update if I encounter any problems. Disposable swim diapers leaked on us in the pool. rough. We'd pull her out and poop would run down her leg, phew! No fun! My girlfriend had the same problem and bought these swim diapers. e. I'm pretty sure I'll put a disposable towel underneath when I'm on vacation for easier cleaning. But I suspect you wouldn't have to do that. The material itself is quite dense. I just don't want to clean up diaper poo in a tiny bathroom on a cruise ship while on vacation. My daughter loves going in pool number 2 if you haven't figured it out already. Rzhunimagu! I have tried iplay reusable swim nappies in the past as well as a few others from Revain. I hated iplay. Cleaning them was a nightmare. Even with a disposable nappy underneath they seeped deep into the nappy and were so difficult to clean! Feces got into many layers of the diaper. These diapers don't have mesh or layers of thick fabric inside to soak up all the poop like in iplay, but they fit around the legs and all, so I think they keep all the poop in the diaper. I want a swim diaper that has fabric thick enough to keep all of the poo in the diaper without the need for tons of layers of fabric to absorb the poo like the iplay. If it makes sense I don't see any feces going through the material this diaper is made of. It looks like a thick diving suit. This diaper covers the waist and legs better than the iplay so it's best to keep the poo in the diaper. I also love that this swim diaper has more coverage so if worn alone there is no chance of your little one being exposed in any way. The only problem is that if your daughter is wearing a bathing suit or swim trunks, the swim nappy legs may stick out. That's not a problem for us because my daughter will wear them as swimming trunks and put on a zipped rashguard over them. This swim diaper is nothing more than a swim diaper. With a rashguard top it looks like a cute little pair of shorts. For toddlers who are potty trained, it's good not to carry large, bulky swim diapers. One thing that really bothered me about the iplay swim diaper is that it keeps water in the diaper like crazy. I always squeezed water. Again, it doesn't have all the layers of fabric to hold water like it does here. I know they have a swaddle under that swim nappy, but I honestly think I'd rather have a disposable nappy underneath on vacation and just wear it separately at home. As I said, if this doesn't hold a bowel movement or I'm having trouble with it I will *definitely* update my review. If not then it worked out fine and my 5 star rating still stands.