Relaxing Baby-Pool Float with Adjustable Seat Pocket & Baby Swim Float with Canopy of UPF 50+ Uv Protection,Super Safety Float for Ages 6-36 Months,Maximum Load Capacity:35 Lbs

Ordered twice !! But love it, I am a mom of a son that is 90% in his age percentile, he’s always been a big boy , born weighing 8lb8oz , now he’s 3 and he’s 50lbs , this floaty works wonders for him !! So moms with bigger kids this is for u!!! If ur having trouble , of course work them and don’t leave them in the pool alone but u don’t have to hold them the whole time , u can let them play and be free without worrying to much !!! 1000/1000

Baby stays snug in there and it is very hard for him to tip the float because of the way you are strapped in and fit in.

Inflatable knobs are hard to push

I bought this as a gift for my nephew. He loves this product. The design of crotch support between his legs is so great. He won't slip out cause but I saw some bad reviews said baby will slip out without the crotch support. Then there is a follower like a balloon, it is a detachable device, it's awesome. My nephew is active, the product's details said the active baby had better choose B1017 or B1037, And only B1037 have the right size for my nephew, and I think it is right. It can keep my nephew in a good balance. For the strap, came with a pair of protector, I found it was hard to put on. Later I put it on with the help of a stick. but finally, I found a GOOD WAY to put it on, half-fold the original shoulder strap, and then it can be easily put through, as shown in the picture. Strongly recommend the seller to describe it specifically on the details page.Overall I think it's a perfect product, a perfect gift to my nephew. Recommend!!!

I would give this a 5star review…. But let me tell you why I didn’t. This is my 2nd purchase in less then 2 months. I got on to make my 3rd, but decided I needed to say something first.So the pros. My son is 4, tall and skinny(sz xl is perfect) , he has cerebral palsy but is not severely affected. Still one arm is greatly affected. He loves the pool and I was so excited about this product! It keeps him afloat and not even one time did he almost flip.. he swims around the whole pool and jumps off the ladder and is upright the whole time. It is easy to put on, doesn’t dig up his butt (padded and wide not a string) besides the baby like rattle balls inside it it is perfect. Buuuutttt there is one flaw. The “pillow” part that connects the back two sides easily rips at the seam and the air leaves it. The floaty them becomes unstable. As you can see in the pics, we have another hole in #2 and have tied the two ends together to create some stability on the back until the next order arrives. I still love it but I wish they would fix this flaw.So honest review? Yes but it…it’s great: but to to manufacturerer please fix this issue. He never leans back, this just floats behind him and it shouldn’t rip at the seam: also please take the rattle balls out of bigger sizes. It’s made for older kids amd makes them feel like a baby needing a floaty. Thank you for taking the time to read this :)

Kind of confusing how to slide my baby into this but once I got him in, he was absolutely so comfortable I didn’t know if I’d take him out of the water! He was kicking his little feet, had his sun hat and sunglasses on and loooved the salt water pool! So cool and safe, I didn’t have to worry about him face planting or anything! He loved it. For reference, my baby is 3 months old and 14lbs, we just held onto the float and brought him around the pool with us.

It says XL holds a certain amount of weight. I can’t remember what the max was, but I remember it was below my daughter’s weight. She’s 35lbs. She does NOT fit in the float. I thought it would be something she could use just for the rest of this summer, but definitely not.

It is by far the safest baby floating product out there. I have used many different ones because my grandson and I swim together every day. Some are death traps or have straps that are uncomfortable on any child. This has a wide bottom that easily clips to the side. Another strap goes over his head and the tip over protection float clips on last. He can still pick things up and actually put his head in the water if he really trys so don't leave them alone. I had him in the smaller one first and just moved him up to the larger one. He will be able to swim before he outgrows it. Worth more than it costs.