How do the sizes work ? I have four sons ages 10,8,4,2 and they need warmth in the pool asap
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My 4 year old is in the size 6 wetsuit , but he is 42 inches tall, he was in the size 4 when he was 3 years of age . His long torso meant size 4 gave him a "wetsuit wedgie" , so we knew it was time to go up.
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I took a chance and got the medium for my 6 and 8 year old. They fit well. My 8 year old might need the next size up next year. For now they fit fine. Hope that helps! Froggles are our favorite goggles ever.
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Yes, that is right. I got 2 1m and 1 13. It's been 2 yrs now and my boys can still fit them. Hope this helps :-)
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They are adjustable so they fit many sizes. I caution you on your purchase of these. We bought them for my daughter and she wore them to the pool 1 time and they split in half after about an hours worth of swmming. I would not purchase them again and could not get a frfund because the lifeguard threw them away because thy were dangerous to have around the pool and kids when broken.
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Hi Tracy! Let me start by saying that this is a great coat! All three of my boys wear this. My twins wear a size 8 shirt and their wearing a size 10/12 in this coat. They definitely have growing room, however I had originally purchased a size down and had to exchange it. You won't regret this buy it's a wonderful product!
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My boys are a big 5yo and a small 6yo, I bought 2 XSs and they have some room to grow in them. Great jackets! They wear sizes 5 and 6 in clothes. Hope that helps
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Our pool is 83 degrees and makes entering the pool easier. I believe that you would be too warm. Also the air temperature when you shoulders are out of the water can make a difference. If the sun is out you can be very warm.
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Hello Béatrice , my son Is 10 and Is large fits just right , it got to be a little tight . Hope this help .
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The smallest size is a 2T and to be honest I think that might be too big for you. Keep in mind the arms and legs should be a snug fit or the suit doesn't offer much warmth. A 2T might fit ok length and waist wise, but I doubt it will keep water from getting inside and touching your child's skin.
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Great question. These sizes are accurate for my kids and would be a boys medium.
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These fit my 8 year old son perfect. I also have an 3 and a 5 year old and they fit my 5 year old (a little big but not too big) but not the 3. Hope that helps!
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My 3yo wears size 4 currently as Amazon only carried even-numbered sizes. It's a good fit though for her and she is a beginner swimmer (knows her basic strokes & swims unaided in pool for short distances). The sleeves have not been an issue. It really has kept her warm on the windy days and she can last 3x longer than before at the pool. Winner in my books.
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My daughter is 4, but 5 and 6 year olds wear them when they come to play. It goes right to their heal but they work!
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I am uncertain as to what size you are needing, I have a grandson, ten years old, with real bad circulation in his hands, they hurt real bad in cold weather and these stretch to fit his hands, and they work really good to keep his hands warm.
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We have a 4 yr old daughter that wears them - should be fine for 3 and 4 yr old boys - not adjustable so not sure if they would be too tight for a 6 yr old but its worth a try. An adult size will not fit the 3 and 4 yr olds for sure - at least not what we tried. Probably not a 6 yr old either.
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Hi. I don't realy think its a weight question, cause it would more depend on the whole child's body. My kid is skinny , so her arms r sliding out, but it fills ok around her body. She is now 14 mo and still skinny.she wears 12-18 mo bodysuits. I don't want to b wrong, we ve tried it only at home in the bath tub, may b if you use it in the swimming pool it might work well. We just haven't gone to the pool lately due to the weather issue.I hope it will help.
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It would depend on how much buoyancy you need. 3 is fine for my son and he is a big 2 1/2 year old. I would recommend the 3 as I think 4 is overkill but I have only used the 3 and 2 personally! Hope this helps!However it might be helpful if you need to support more weight or to use on a small child to keep them positioned higher in the water. I am not a swim instructor, just my experiences and points of view.