When ordering for my daughter is it better to to with the height or the weight? She is 32" tall but is 28 pounds?
71339
My daughter was a pound lighter and an inch taller when I order the size 2. It still fits perfectly.
71340
You sort of need to account for both. If you buy it too short (going by her weight), it will pull in the inseam and be uncomfortable. If you buy it for her height, it will be loose in the arms and legs and take in water (called flushing) which defeats the purpose of a wetsuit. If possible, buy two and return the one that doesn't fit as well.
71341
My son is 36" and 30 pounds. He has a size 4 suit and it is a little big on him. It is wider than it is tall on him. They say the suit should not be loose if the goal is to keep them warm. The suit is well made and thicker than any other suit that I have seen. If your daughter is getting cold, you may want to try size 3.
71342
Height is most important other wise it bunches up on their lower body. Weight only factors in based on body shape making it loose or tight.
845829
I would choose the 32" one. I have 5'1" (good deal shorter than you) and I chose the 32"
283244
I think she'd do better in a lg. My 4'5" 60lb daughter fits nicely in a med.
1594035
The one we bought already has a storage bag that came with it . It's tough to get it in the bag but when u do get it in the storage bag if fits great . 28 or 32 " bag might be pretty small . Did u get a bag with it ?
1814584
My kid is not 32 LBs and about 3ft. Shes still good with it. and we can still raise it another 3 points.
2187218
I bought one for my 7 year old daughter, who is a little tall for her age, and it's perfect. You might need to get a strap, especially of your child is petite.
2256672
By the way you may also consider about the body, my daughter has 17kgs, she is just fit the body, I think below 20kgs is ok, or it will be very tight.
296440
They recommend the 28" for anyone under 6' tall. However, I'm 5'9" and much prefer the 36". At 5'2" I would guess you might prefer the 28". None of us are under 5'9" so I have no personal experience from which to tell you.
519607
Our daughter's 2.5, 34lbs, & 36 in. She's tall for her age & still fits. Her head goes to the top of the black up rights in the back. The floorboard comes out for more leg room.
631967
I'm not sure about her from a height perspective but my 2 year old weighs 30 pounds and my 4 year old weighs 40 pounds and they ride in it together just fine. They only used the slower setting too and that was enough for them at least for this year! They love it!
1695916
Disregard my first comment, after rereading your question I noticed the 42 pound weight. I would try a medium for your JR mix.
924847
I gifted to my niece who is about 5 years old and 25 pounds in weight.It was perfect for her.If the growth of your daughter is very high then you should go for 18" bike.
2218830
My daughter was 7 months. I waited till she could sit up on her own. She loves the seat. She has just turned 2 and still fits even though she's tall for her age 28lbs.
924848
I would consider the 18 inch bike for her. My daughter is 5 1/2, she's tall for her age and getting close to 50 pounds. The 16 inch bike is starting to look small for her.
171913
I'm 5'11" and weigh 160 lbs, and I ride a 24". A 24" for your son seems like a logical step up, but if he wants the challenge, they just go for the 26".
2054498
Height and weight is the difference, My granddaughter is six years old and the 16 inch is almost to small for her I hope this helps you.
1038915
My daughter is 30 pounds and it fits her perfectly. It's roomy so she will get a great deal of usage from it but not so much room it's unsafe.