For school my 30 month son needs a disposable with a reusable swim diaper over it AND swim trunks. He is 30lbs. Should I get the 3T?
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I would guess yes to the 3T because it sounds like he will have a disposable diaper under. My son is almost 40lbs and the 3T fits well.
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I bought it for my son the summer before he turned 2 (his birthday is at the end of Sept). With the thickest padding, it fit perfectly. I changed to the medium padding & it fit the next summer and now for the third year, it fits with the thinnest padding. The hardest thing is remembering where I put the package with the padding.
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I would definitely go with flats. At least two dozen. Look up "origami fold" on YouTube. I use the same diapers with the origami fold for my five month old and my three year old who is still not potty trained. Close them with a Snappi and cover them with Dappi brand nylon cover. The nylon covers are easy to hand wash, and dry incredibly quickly. I've had to rinse one off at a rest stop, and lay it out in the trunk to dry, and it was dry the next time we stopped on the road (usually in about 1-2 hours).
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I would think so. I was buying it for a 3T small child and it was really big on her.
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I would say "yes" if your child is petite. My little girl is 2 and I bought a 3T and fit her perfectly. But she is chubby in the thighs and tall. You could also check the size chart to see what is says too. But I would get the next size up for room kids are pretty active. My daughter wears hers all the time.
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Hi Monica! Get a "regular" for the 3 year old and a "large" for the 6.5 year old! Stretch them gently to activate the neoprene when you get them :) Satisfaction guarantee, from one parent to another! Have a great day.
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Given that I have only bought one size, and I am a fully grown adult, it's difficult for me to recommend which one you should pick for your son. But, I did scan through the reviews to see which ones mention buying smaller sizes for their children. I came across a few that would at least come close to your son's statistics. The first one I found was bought for a 9 year old who was "Very tall" for her age, and they got her a medium. The reviewer said that if you buy a size perhaps slightly bigger than you were hoping for, the outfit comes with several straps that wrap around the waist and legs that can tighten it. (which I can confirm is true.) The only part that I've ever found to be loose is the upper chest region. I can't even seem to get that region to stay tucked in when I move around too much in the outfit. Also, another reviewer bought this for her 13 year old son who was 5'7 and 120 pounds and chose large. She said it was "a tad loose, but not too long." This is probably the example you were looking for, so listen carefully: Given the fact that you son is the same age as hers, and is both shorter and weighs less than her son, Medium might be a wiser choice - but remember I can't confirm that, I've never bought or tried any other side except for XL. At any rate, I think whether you pick medium or large everything will be fine. The medium might fit perfectly, and the large, if you decided to get that one, would at least be really comfortable, nonrestrictive to motor functions, and more importantly; he'd be able to continue using it as he ages and grows. So either decision you make I think you'll find good things about either of them. Hope I was of help.
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Your son is longer than my daughter (25 inches) but weighs the same. I think the length would force you to move to the next size quickly. I would probably go with the next size.
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It really depends on how big he is and how long his outdoor expedition is going to be. If its just a day trip you might want to go with a 70 oz two liter design. If it's for an overnight treck having a extra liter of water may come in handy.overall this bladder is an excellent product that has quite a few accessories that can go with it. And just like clothes he can grow into it, itll definitively come in handy and last a long time if you take proper care of it. I hope this helps :)
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I don't cloth diaper, but there seems to be plenty of room left over the disposables. My daughter is 3, in size 6 diapers and i think we use medium or large. I would say maybe try bigger size if not sure. They are a little thin...i have poked a hole in them as i was trying to put them on her. Put they work well for overnight protection.
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The package says from 9 months to 24 months. I think an old of a child and they might feel restricted in this. I have seen other types of floats with tank top style and the ring around their waist but their legs are free to move and run around. I think that would be better for you as toddlers are constantly moving. This swim float is really meant for a baby who just bobs around in the water.
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I think you will find that the vest is too big for her. My 3 year old is 33 pounds and 39" tall. It's a little big on him and I will not use it at this point for him but think in 6 months it would be ok for occasional use. Out of curiosity, I tried it on my 64 pound, 52" tall 7.5y. Although he's passed the weight limit (I wouldn't use it for him), it still fit. I would not attempt it on a child so young unless you would otherwise go without a car seat as I'm sure it's better than nothing. I suggest the Diono Radian, it's a great foldable car seat with high safety ratings. Get the simple one without all the extra supports, we use that for travel for our 3y old. Diono Radian R100 Convertible Car Seat, Stone I think you will find that the vest is too big for her. My 3 year old is 33 pounds and 39" tall. It's a little big on him and I will not use it at this point for him but think in 6 months it would be ok for occasional use. Out of curiosity, I tried it on my 64 pound, 52" tall 7.5y. Although he's passed the weight limit (I wouldn't use it for him), it still fit. I would not attempt it on a child so young unless you would otherwise go without a car seat as I'm sure it's better than nothing. I suggest the Diono Radian, it's a great foldable car seat with high safety ratings. Get the... » Read More I think you will find that the vest is too big for her. My 3 year old is 33 pounds and 39" tall. It's a little big on him and I will not use it at this point for him but think in 6 months it would be ok for occasional use. Out of curiosity, I tried it on my 64 pound, 52" tall 7.5y. Although he's passed the weight limit (I wouldn't use it for him), it still fit. I would not attempt it on a child so young unless you would otherwise go without a car seat as I'm sure it's better than nothing. I suggest the Diono Radian, it's a great foldable car seat with high safety ratings. Get the simple one without all the extra supports, we use that for travel for our 3y old. Diono Radian R100 Convertible Car Seat, Stone « Show Less
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Better fit always leaked for my son. Doubling works, like some of the others suggested, but then you might as well use the regular prefolds. I used premium for a long time until he started regularly leaking/blowing out, then switched to the bigger toddler size and haven't had an issue since. Toddler size is large and can be bulky and affect how pants fit, so you might not want to use them too soon.
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My 3 year old son 27 lbs and 36 inches wears a size 1. He is a skinny kid with no body fat. It is a little short in the arms/legs (could be a inch or two longer) but zips easily over the torso. If you look at the other questions and answers, I posted a link to the size chart.
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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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at 3 and 30lbs does he not still fit rear facing? I'd keep them rear facing for as long as is possible, if they really have outgrown all rear facing seats height wise (weight wise he is still good for most newer seats) then, yes, this seat would work well...but most 3 year olds, for sure, should still be rear facing, rear facing is always safer. A lot safer.
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I'd recommend the larger size. I personally like things a little looser anyway and there is nothing wrong with this if it doesn't fit snug at first (unlike the recommendation for toddler pajamas). That will save you from having to buy a second one when the baby gets bigger.