Can you float on your tummy?
880278
Absolutely. However, depending on how much you inflate the head rest, you may want to deflate it a little bit.
880279
Yes you can - to me, it's the most comfortable and you are able to stay comfortable and cool on it
137386
Absolutely. No problem on either side, but you shouldn't roll to your belly. When I wake up in that position, I turn to my back, but usually end up on my side anyway.
58207
All wetsuits give a bit of buoyancy, if they are made of neoprene. A full suit 4 mm suit floats me entirely. my legs float up so it is hard to swim. With thin shorts, your butt will ride higher in the water when you swim. But NO THE SHORTS WILL NOT FLOAT WHOLE BODY. they might help your stroke if you have a heavy butt, though!
565805
Yup, they float. I even threw a couple in our little outdoor kiddie pool and my kid loves it.
714108
I don't see how these pants can help you improve floating. That should be more about technique that you can consult with a swimming coach ;-) !!
883250
Yes, You can have him lay on his belly with paws in the water and do the "doggie paddle".
1599937
I liked this seat but I did not use it while bathing my oldest. I can tell you that this seat can float up if the water is too high etc. in my opinion, I don't know if it would be stable enough for me to do both at once.
742436
This was easy to put on and take off. Of course, I would recommend that you do this sitting. Now I didn't like this product, because it didn't reinforce the hold to my lower stomach as I had hoped. I hoped this was helpful.Cynthia
2087092
Yes, it's quite a large hole, just a little smaller than a dime, so you won'tbe able to squirt with them. I don't think these toys are meant to float either, I'm not sure yet, I bought them for Christmas
584373
Yes they will float. They are mildly firm but with a little pressure can be squished between your fingers. They are also highly changed with static electricity so they will stick to everything when you first open it which is kind of a pain in the ass but depends on our situation. Also, this box was a BIG box of it so not sure how much you need but it's A LOT more than I needed. If you want, I'll sell you mine for less. I only used about a large ziplock bags worth of it so I still have a whole box pretty much. Either way, good luck with your experiments.
1835146
Yes. If they are very little thiere is roomr in front of their tummy to splash. As they get bigger they can reach over the side. I have used this for several grandbabies at different ages and really like it. Of course, common sense keeps a hand on the device or immediately beside it.
2103147
no ... they will float around ... this is a great product IF they work, i ordered 6 and out of the 6 only 3 worked properly - keep the box they came in just in case they do not work - they are not very bright so you will need quite a few to make an impact
2001648
You could put something under your shoulders and mid back making sure you are at a slight incline towards the toilet seat. You don't want to be too flat as you don't want to get wet accidentally.
729939
Yes, one can lie on their back. If one lies on their stomach the heating pad will be less effective, however it could be weighted by heavy towels or something so it will maintain close contact. I have also used mine on cold nights to heat my feet! It is multipurpose. Another way to weight the heating pad while on ones stomach is a common trick of making weights from socks/stockings filled with rice (or even dry peas or beans). If one "sews" little pockets of fabric can be sewn to make the weights. It has continued to work after much use. Not all the heating pads I have owned continue for as long as they should.
1356852
The Aquaskipper itself will float. At any time you are in the water and tired, you can rest by holding onto the vertical frame.
962307
If you plan to be on your back, it's doable. If you intend to be vertical and active -- for cooking, say -- I believe they'll keep slipping off, unless the geometry and physics of your head is very different from mine. (I spent about three minutes trying it out.)
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You would need to hold your child in the float. Our four month old is on the larger side and still needs some support.