👶 Newbyinn Kids Arm Sleeves: 1 or 3 Pairs for UV Sun Protection & Cooling, Ideal for Toddlers and Children Review

I don't know how they affect children. But we use them in our 75 pound lab. He licks his elbows until they are wet. So we had to find a way to prevent that. Attached to an elastic "suspenders", they stay on the legs and cover the elbow for breathability.

Kids hate wearing sunscreen all the time. We used them during our trip to Disney in August. It was very hot to say the least, but we didn't feel sweaty or hot in them. It's tight but not tight enough to end with rings. He doesn't fall. It serves a purpose against the sun. My son wore them with no complaints.

This sleeve proved very comfortable this winter when my almost 4 year old broke his arm and needed a cast! None of his long sleeve shirts fit over the cast and instead of buying tons of new large shirts that he will only need for 3 weeks I decided to pull out his short sleeve shirts and get this sleeve to help him keep his other hand warm to keep. I ordered two medium sized black ones and they fit him perfectly. Great quality too!

The length was perfect, my son liked how soft they were when trying them on. The problem was that as soon as he lowered his hands, they immediately slipped off. They have absolutely no grip to hold them. A small piece of elastic at the top would make a difference. The design is so simple I'll probably buy upf stuff and make my own. For a child with an average hand width they will probably fit. The seller refunded us and I appreciate that.

Bought for 2 daughters to play softball. Rather for cold days and to make them look handsome. I bought L for my older one. She is very small for 11 years old. Their growth is on average 7-8 years. And they suit her perfectly. She liked the feel of the material. They looked great considering they weren't Nike or Under Armor. They seem very thin compared to athletic shoes, but my kids don't dive or ride in the mud. The material is very breathable. Washes well.

I don't normally write reviews but when I looked for the information I was looking for it wasn't there. This summer my 2 year old fell into a fire pit. His hand suffered third-degree burns. Thankfully, he is now feeling well after the skin graft and on the mend. There are some things about skin grafting that got me a little frustrated when figuring out what we need. First, skin grafts should not be exposed to the sun for 2 years! Second, he was very nervous being unbandaged and some patients…