My child will be 19months and I want to start her on these for a season. I see a size 1, then a 12Y. Please explain the sizes for young toddlers.
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I think you should go for the size 12Y. Because their feet are so small and they still have room to grown.
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I'm not sure what a size 1 is but I got a 12Y for my daughter who is 5 and they fit good if not with some room. She fits youth shoes size 11 and I assumed the 12Y means 12 (youth).
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I got a 3 for my 9 year old. They are for bigger kids. Remember though that they run nearly a size smaller that usual. I had to return mine because of that reason.
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I would guess a size 3 would work well but buying a 3 and/or 4 and trying it is the best way to find out, and return the one you don't take of keep them both if the 3 fits and you have the 4 for when he grows into it. Otherwise return both, but the other answers are correct to look at the O'Neill site and make sure the height is right. If it is too loose it will let cold water in and circulate, if it is too tight it will be very painful and useless. It is a great wetsuit for the toddlers, best I ever saw. BD
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I think a toddle would prefer the smaller size, the 25 in would be almost as tall as they were. JMO
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I bought the large 2 years ago, for my then 6-year-old. They fit at the smallest adjustment then - but the box I have says it's adjustable from size 2-4, so maybe they have changed their sizing. My daughter is almost 8 now and can still wear them. I'd go with the large. You can always put on an extra pair of socks or put padding in the toes if they are too big.
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I think you are supposed to move to size 2 at 18 lbs. Hope that helps! :) I am still using size 1 on my 15.5 lb baby (who is 8 months old, lol!)
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They are for ages 10/12. My daughter is 9 and it is a little big but enough for her be able to wear and to grow into for next winter. Hope this helps!
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I sent these out to my great-niece as a birthday present. She was just turning 2. I think they look large on her but that's OK. She'll grow into them. So wears them all the time in the house playing dress-up. Apparently she loves them. She's always in them in her pic's that my niece posts on Facebook. They are not huge, but they do not fit like regular shoes on her yet . hope this helps !!
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We have 2 7 yo girls 1 is a13 and the other is a 2. They both are able to wear them I'm not sure the 1 to 4 size would work for you though. I would consider the smaller size.
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My son is around 6 months, is 20 pounds and has a very large neck. They fit him well, because they have an adjustable set of two snaps. My 2 1/2 year old daughter can also wear them no problem, but she has a skinny neck. Hope this helps.
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I ordered at jr 12 & a jr 3 and one came in toddlers and one came in youth. I had to order skates 3 times before correct youth size came. The jr. size 3 came in a youth size so you would be safe for that but the jr. 12 was a toddler but this did not make sense to me because but there is toddler size 1-13 and youth 1-12 also and amazon does not clarify the size is any brands of skates its very confusing. Good luck the skates work great though!
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I bought a small for my son, who is 22lbs and 13 months. It's kinda snug on him, do I'm only planning on one summers use. I would suggest a medium if you want more than one summers use. Otherwise, the small will be just fine one your baby. Hope this helps!
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This size is the bigger one, for 15-30 pounds (although my son is 31 and wears them). For newborns you'd need the size 1!
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I purchased a 12 in for my 3 year old and 16 in for my 4 year old. Our eldest fit well but it was slighty to big. He fit perfect a month later as you know they grow too fast. If I put the 4 year old on the 12im his knees would have been in the handle bars. I would say go with the 16in
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I don't know for sure, I have size 19" good for my 4 yr old boy and size 21" seems to fit my 7 yr old boy. I think size 19" is for 3-5 yr old, 21" for 5-8 yrs, and probably 23" for 8-12 yrs and normal adult sizes beyond that point ...
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I have both the toddler and the infant size and my little boy is 10 months old. It just depends on the baby, he does good with both, although the smaller one seems to be more comfortable for him. The toddler one is a little bit thicker and longer so he doesn't roll off of it as easy. I would go with the thicker one because baby can always grow into it. This age can go either way. Hope this helps!
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Joan - this is a toy and as such does not usually show an actual size on the packaging. I would guess - simply because the packaging says for ages 3+ - that the slippers would fit an older toddler. Maybe 3 to 5 years old as every child grows differently. I am sorry I could not be more specific, but hope this helps a bit.