I have a 4 yr old, wears size 4 about 34 lbs. Will size 2 fit her? Is this wet suit most suitable? Or go with the 3/2mm reactor jr one size 4?
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I would go with the size 4 if she is a 4. It is snug but allows her enough space to put it on herself. The size 2 will be too small. It's a great suit and keeps her warm in the cold pool.
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I would get a 3T. It fits super tight And when they sit down the padding rides up. My son is 36 inches as well and 34.5 pounds. He is 21 months. The 2T was way to tight.
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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.
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The jr. size is much smaller, more suited for a toddler. The larger size will fit children for many more years.
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I ordered this for my 4 year old who wears a 4t and it was huge on him. so much so that I had to order a different power ranger costume for halloween. I definitely think the 4-6 is the way to go.
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Hi Jennifer, rather than basing it on my child's weight, I looked at the O'neill site and actually measured my child based on their sizing of chest, waist, etc. I found that she was in between two sizes based on these measurements so I got the larger so she could grow into it. And it happened to not correlate with her weight. The suit is thick and has a decent stretch to it, but the only thing to make sure when measuring is also the height (more so than weight), so that the suit does not tug in the crotch area or end up hurting once it's fully zipped. I hope this helps!
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There is just not a good fit for what you need. You can take a look at the man size or the youth size. I would go to the sporting goods department and try some on to make sure what is the best fit first then buy here.Youth Size: http://www.evo.com/wetsuits/oneill-reactor-3/2-wetsuit-kids.aspx#image=71520/341891/o-neill-reactor-3-2-wetsuit-kid-s-black-pacific-blue-black.jpgMen Size:http://www.evo.com/oneill-mens-wetsuit-and-rashguard-size-chart.aspx
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My 7 yr old (8 in March) wears a peewee large. He's very thin through the waist. I'd go up a size with him, so I'd recommend skipping the peewee sizing at his age.
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Medium might be a little big on him. I think it starts at 33 lbs. Please be aware, this is not a flotation device. My son wore his and he went straight under water. We got rid of it. I think it's more for kids who can already swim.
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I had to look on the O'Neill wetsuits website. Click on the following link and then click on the size chart on the lower left. - http://www.oneill.com/wetsuits/products.html?c=27&p;=1676. Not sure what size you are looking for but my son is 37 inches tall and 26.5 pounds and fits perfectly in the size 1. (The arms and legs look a little short -- could be an inch longer but that isn't a big concern for us.)
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Hi, I bought a Medium size for my 3 year old and fit perfect he is a big boy, my 6 year old daughter (petit) tried them and also fitted. Are very comfortable and don't complain about leakage yet....
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I have purchased this suit in two sizes - for two sons. Although the youth XL may fit, a men's small or medium may be a better choice. The legs may be a little long right now but will allow room to grow and you can tuck the bottoms into your socks.
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I have a 4 yr old as well, and it is too big for him, fits my 9 yr old well.
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The Jr size is a little bigger than when you stretch out your arms in a circle. It's a perfect size for my 2yr old daughter and she can also pick it up because its made out of little foams beads instead of those heavy beads. Hopefully this might be helpful depending on what size you want and you know if the Jr is that big then of course the others will be larger.
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We bought the medium for our 3-year old who is now 35lbs. Personally, I don't think this vest is suited for someone so young and just learning to get in the water. I would look more for something with inflatables to keep her head and chest above the water. This type of vest requires effort on their part to stay upright. Just my opinion...
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I would recommend a size M my Grand Daughter is 4 and is very petit for her age and she is only 30 pounds, she doesn't grow very fast but if your 2 year old is a fast grower I would get a large, I like the safety strap that goes between the legs, you can adjust it so you have a perfect fit and stops it from bulging up, hope this is helpful.
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Get the 18mths to 2 yrs I think its the Xl size as the 12 to 18 myths will be to small, or you will not get much usage out of them. we run a swim school and except for small and medium for bubs up to 12 mths we tell everyone to go for the next size up as they are a better fit. Cheers Caroline