🏊 Elejolie Kid Swim Vest for Child Learn Swimming Training, Infant Safety Swim Aid for Toddler Boy&Girl (22-66 lbs) Review

I have a 21 year old child who loves water. He was wearing a different life jacket, but it was too tight for him. He wanted to move more. It didn't take long for him to jump into the pool with his new life jacket on. I can say that he will learn to swim very quickly with this product. It bothered me a bit that it was a bit big and didn't have any tags on it and it looked cheap but it seemed to fit him.

Exactly the same as the Stearns Puddle Jumper, great but not for me. I needed them for my 22 lb 2 year old twins. It was the only brand that claimed they were suitable for this weight. But once purchased they are the same length and fit exactly as Stearns 30-50lbs. I don't know why everyone is complaining about the seams, they are the same as the stars. Good product just not what I need. I've included a picture of the float next to the Stearns Puddle Jumper for comparison.

Our special needs daughter weighs 51 pounds and has outgrown similar swim trunks from other popular brands. We were so happy to find this float because it fits her so well and is just what she needs to stay afloat. There is a long adjustable strap at the back and she has about 4 inches left on the strap for her to grow. We also like the added protection provided by the protective tab on the buckle. We've used it a lot this summer and it seems to be very well made.

I bought this for my 16 month old grandson when I couldn't find the right size/age in stores. He was trying to keep up with his older brothers and we wanted something that would give him a little independence under our watchful eye. He really liked it and started splashing and swimming in the pool as soon as we put him in the water. I highly recommend it! He stays where he is; no bulge under the chin. And there's both buoyancy and great mobility for little swimmers to have the freedom to…

Bought for my 2 year old grandson who is 23#. He is tall and thin. It feels a little loose or bulky in the hands. But the straps allow you to adjust the body of this device to the child's body, and it does not slip on him, does not bounce under the chin. I don't feel like it's made cheaply, especially considering how cheap it is. BUT - note this is not Coast Guard approved. I didn't know this would be a problem; However, our local YMCA does not allow young children into deep water unless they…

I spent about a month looking for the perfect floats for my son, looking through a lot of products and reading a lot of reviews. At the time he was 4 years old, almost 4 feet tall and weighed 76 pounds. He's a very tall boy for his age. The gym we belonged to would put it in other swimmers licensed for weights up to 50 pounds. They supported him but were too tight and uncomfortable. When I found them there weren't many reviews and some said they were too small. In the end I took the risk and…