Would this float work for the smaller 2-4 month age range?
1156518
It might the baby won't fall threw the leg holes,but just so u know this float you have to hold on to ,the whole time,with both arms
1156519
I don't think so....my nephew is 6 months old and he had a lot of room for his legs....I think any younger, the legs would be huge. Hope this helps...
1156520
You definitely need to hold onto the baby while they're in the float. When our grandaughter was 3-4 months we needed to hang onto her; by the time she was 6 months she still required total supervision in this, but could sit up in it with not as much 'hands on' support. I think 2 months is a little young, I'd start more at 3 months with hands on support.
1156521
You would need to hold your child in the float. Our four month old is on the larger side and still needs some support.
1156522
I put my b/g twins in them at 6 months and my boy fit ok but my girl was a little small however it worked, each month got better. We love them and they are protected from the sun
1948745
I think she may be a little small. My niece uses this at just over 2 years old, but she is probably around 25 lbs. Maybe look into "puddle jumpers". It's a floatie that wraps around a childs body and over their arms. They are still able to move around pretty good and get the feeling of learning how to swim.
806766
It really depends...if your son is a toddler like mine then I would say yes...I added a small slide to mine and my son had no problem sliding down it...oh and I added a blanket under the pool for soft landing...I think your idea would work...
2121221
I used it this summer for my two year old that weighed around 30-32 lbs and he just lounged in it. My sister also used it for her daughter that was a year and weighed around 26 lbs. it worked for both of them pretty well. Best floatie I've had by far!!! The seat goes under the water so it's not a balancing act they can sit comfortably.
1410892
Yes it was to small for our 2 year old who weighs 32 Lbs. or at least it wouldn't have lasted very long.
887686
Absolutely. I've used it for my son since he was 6 months, he's almost 11 months now. It took a couple baths for him to get used to it, since it's not supportive like the infant tub, but by the third bath he was adjusted and has loved it ever since. just be careful if your little guy likes to sit in the sides and bounce like mine does, I've had to patch it a couple times already, but I have a bit of a wild child.
617835
my daughter is 2 years old and about same weight but shes on the taller side it was a little lose on her but worked fantastic at the hotel pools.Hope this helps. There is an adjustment we have it set the smallest it will go
2258795
Unless you can get a head support, this is not suitable for a child under 3 months old. We just started using it for my nephew who is now 4 months old and it works very nicely. However, he has better control of holding his head and sitting up. It's a great lightweight stroller, though.
1287554
No. It is for kids that can balance and hold their head above water and have some understanding of swimming. Probably at least 2-3 years old. I used them for my daughter when she was 4. For 3-6 months, I would use one of the floating tubes with a built in seat.
584811
I wouldn't recommend it. This one will float if there is enough water in the tub, making it unstable. If you want to bathe the older child at the same time, it will be a tight fit. You could nathe the older child with the water inside the smaller inflatable tub.
931516
Yes it can. We don't anchor it down so when a kid jumps off it will push the float a bit, but that makes it more fun. How many??? I would say 6-8 comfortably. (You can get more, but I like to make sure none of the kids jump on top of each other or anything terrible happen) I've had two adults laying on it while several kids jumping off. It's a great product, we absolutely LOVE
319658
My kids haven't attempted to put it in water so I don't know if it will float. It does have 2 buttons for sound effects, so that would certainly be ruined by putting it in water. My almost 6 year old has had this for almost 2 years and still uses it, as does my 3 year old son. It is a good toy for the price. Hope this helps.
1635498
They were great for a four year old who is very comfortable in the water. Eighteen months is young but if he/she is comfortable in the water I would think these would be good to have for now and the future. Our 15 month old had a good time in one of the floats with a seat but he was really just floating happily - not trying to swim.
1835144
My daughter first used it at 8 months and she did. She was able to touch the water and put her toys in.It was a big hit and people would always comment about her being in this cute float.I bought this at a thrift shop for $5 and it was such a great buy.Hope this helps you!!!
1529353
I'm thinking it would be a bit small for a 4 year old. We bought ours for our 2 year old grandchildren.
2007827
Yes but I would keep an extra eye on the kids, might be dangerous but it does have 2 openings. It should float really easy too. The thing I worry about is if it leaks and starts to sink the openings arent real big they could get caught up and drown. However I'm a tad over-protective.
1591077
My 2 yr old doesn't seem to be able to move it around too much when he's jumping. Based on my experience I don't think you'll have that problem.