SwimSchool Kids Swim Trainer Vests for Toddlers Ages 2-6 – Boys/Girls – Multiple Colors/Styles – Learn to Swim Floaties

Got this for my granddaughter and I love it. Nice fit and secure on her little body. Keeps her floating and she can move easy. Confortable and of good material. She loves it and I feel good knowing she will be ok in the water wearing it.

It was so easy to use and my kid loves the design. It makes the hands free so kids can learn the strokes and keeps afloat with the toddler weight. Dries up quickly after use. Very good quality.

Allows my toddler to swim with me without holding on the entire time. Encourages them to use feet and arms to move in the water. Great prep for beginning to swim as it allows them to become comfortable in the water with you.

No sé, si talvez aún es grande para mi niño de 2 años (aprox 11kg), le queda bien pero al estar en el agua el flotador tiende a subirse y no es tan cómodo para el niño; espero q a medida q crezca le quede mejor

Runs odd in sizing. Bought then for 2 and 3 year old toddlers. They offer buoyancy. They look like good quality. They fit weird on the torso from my experience.

Perfectly fit for my 2 years old kid. It is comfy and good floating.

This is my second purchase for my 2yo grandson. Vest works great. He keeps it on so I feel secure around inground pool. Perfect for the beach. Provides extra protection & insulation. He wore it for 4 hours without any irritation.

My 1.5 year old is a little fish and loves being in the water. We ordered a puddle jumper for him, which I absolutely love, but my son has started to refuse putting it on. I was looking for something that still offered flotation support, but also a little more arm freedom, which he seemed to be interested in. This vest isn't as thick as a normal life vest, so still offers him a lot of freedom on his stomach and back to easily turn and float, but will also let his face go under water, which i'm all for, as he needs to understand that it's ultimately his body that needs to keep him afloat. I have to deduct some stars because my son is able to unzipper the vest by himself. The kid is too much of a dare devil and would rather just free swim, and unfortunately it's very easy for him to unzip this while in the pool. It's absolutely necessary to always be right next to your child until they are old enough and fully independent, but it's a little more worrisome than the puddle jumper which securely clips in the back and he can't access to remove.