my daughter is 30 pounds and 40 inches .. what size should I buy. She feels cold all the time in the pool and does not enjoy swimming class
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My daughter is 44" and about 45 pounds. We bought her a size 6-6X. However, I must warn you, my daughter is still cold in the pool. I'm going to try a full wet suit next. Good luck!
45008
I bought a 6-6x for my daughter who is around 45 lbs. If I were you, I'd buy a 4T, so there is some room to move (and grow). Unlike adult wet suits for scuba diving, you don't want this one super tight. Incidentally, my daughter is still a little cold in this wet suit, just because it's so cold outside. But she is much happier at swim class now!
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Maybe a 3T or 4 T. I bought 3 different sizes because I was unsure. I actually got size 6 instead of a 4T so I sent back the siZes that didn't fit
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My daughter was 50" and 56lbs when i bought them and got her a medium. They fit perfect. I would say a medium would work fine for your son.
427661
My daughter was about 40 pounds at 5 years old, not sure about her height at the time but I got her the 4/6. it fit perfectly. Wasn't too long or too baggy. Go bigger if you're not sure.
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You might try a medium actually my pit is 70 ib n the large is good for him. But the padding is a little light so I want to add some more so he floats better. Also the return policy is awesome so if it doesn't fit u can return it and order the right size.
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Hello Ann. I entered to the speedo website and with the reference you find the item and size chart, when first I bought the small, now he is almost four and we got the medium, it can not be loose...he is 35 pounds now. I hope it helps you. Www.speedo.com
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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
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My granddaughter is 4 and I bought a small. I would buy a medium for your 9 yr old daughter. They are adjustable and I feel a medium will fit her for awhile.
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My daughter is 5'4" and 115 pounds with muscular vb legs. Coach suggested size medium so that's what we ordered. So tight!!!! We exchanged for large at a local store and they fit perfectly. Hope that helps. Good luck!
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I would say 40-45 max on the medium. Some kids are more buoyant than others - at least it seems they are - If it seems like it's struggling to keep the child afloat then go to large.
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I bought a small for my then 5 year old but he's in the 30th percentile. If your child is any buffet, get a bigger size.
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My daughter is 51 inches and 55 pounds. Very skinny and always freezing. She is wearing a 6 and it works great. It is very tight but they are supposed to be tight though to work the best. She can't get it off herself once it is wet - I have to peel it off of her. I am considering moving her to an 8 because we have had this one for 2 years and it is finally getting worn out from chlorine. But I'm afraid the 8 might be too big. They really need between sizes. Personally at 48 inches I would go with the 6 because you really don't want "grow room" or bulk in a wetsuit.
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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 swim regularly, and normally wear a size 4. I ordered a size 32, and feel like it is a good fit. My competitive swimmer daughter, tells me my suit is too big. I think anything smaller would feel too tight.
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My daughter is 110 lb and about 5'2". The small size fits her perfectly. Sounds like your daughter may need an xs (if one is offered) for weight, but the length may be too short.
201685
We bought an adult XS when my daughter was 10yrs old average size. My son, now 12, 57" and 70lbs still uses it 7 years later. It was very big on my daughter but mom used it when our daughter was in the pool on the cold days of races in early spring. I would by a size up so she can use it for several years over her full warm-ups and uggs. It will be long but zips from both ends to allow walking. She may look like a Jawa from Star Wars but she'll be comfy
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I bought a size 6 for my 6'3" skinny friend, and they fit perfectly. you might want to get the size 5 because your daughter is still growing. It msy be a tad long for her but the size 4 may be short.
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I recommend the intermediate size for your daughter. My daughter just turned 11; she is 4'11" and weighs 83 lbs. The youth will give her 1-2 more years at the very most. This is a great set for the money. I spent 4 months shopping around and trying different brands and styles of catching gear on my daughter. I was and am still very happy with my investment. My daughter loves her gear too.