Very good for a first introduction to water. It lasted us two years. In the third year, one of the straps that fastens at the back broke.

Overrated... if the child leans back it offers no protection... it was worn once and then forgotten...!!!

Very good. It's a bit difficult at first to learn how to put it on, but if it's put on correctly it's convenient because the child doesn't tip over

We couldn't use it
It didn't fit the little one
Despite the fact that we watched instructions, videos, etc., it didn't do the job at all, meaning to keep the child afloat in the water
It kept slipping off
I wonder how so many people buy it
And all our acquaintances that we asked told us the same, that it didn't fit them, it didn't fit well and they didn't end up using it

Good. I just give 4 stars to inform that for a 7-month-old, the child is actually too young to use it.

It says it’s for 6 months and after but the belts are not holding a 70 cm baby. It could be suitable for an older kid if they hold with hands

when the child swims freely in the sea, it slowly comes off, when he tries to float on his back you don't think he will sink, we tried it 2-3 times I don't think it will suit us.

It didn't suit us very well, the 1.5-year-old child was slipping very quickly and we constantly had to correct him and in the end he got annoyed and wanted to get out. We set it up according to the instructions but he was still slipping.

The only one from the entire age range that tore at the seam! In terms of buoyancy and fit, the best!

It didn't suit us at all. I constantly feel that the baby will slip out of the float and that it is not safe (it is tied correctly, everything is properly inflated). I would not buy it again.

Very good life jacket for the baby who is 11 months old. This way, they can be in a position to learn how to swim

I had ordered an orange lifebuoy and they had no contact with orange, they sent me a red one. I really don't like such tricks when they do them.

Very good life jacket! The baby loves it! He can swim independently without needing to be held all the time.

We have been using it since 11 months old. The baby goes in face down and not sitting. He accepted it easily even though he generally doesn't like this position at all, in the water he had no problem. It definitely needs 100% supervision and you can't rely on the float. The quality is very good and it seems durable. I believe it could cost less

Unfortunately it didn't work for us. 8 months old and she doesn't like it at all. Besides, I constantly have the impression that she doesn't sit well inside. We tried another float where the child sits inside and she loved it.

The safety clasp broke after very few uses, without us mistreating it in any way. It's a pity, because otherwise it is good.

I believe that for its price the quality is very poor. After 2 uses it started to deflate and each time we had to inflate it by mouth. Apart from that, unfortunately my children (8 months old) both turned backwards and ended up with their heads in the water upside down, even though we strictly followed all the instructions for its use. In general, not stable at all, especially for little kids who want to splash and generally play in the water and not just float. After that, we did not use it again.

Either they sent us a defective one or the store that sent it to us sold us a non-authentic life jacket of this particular brand.
We bought it and it is barely the right size for a 2.5-year-old child.
We happened to be with a group who had also bought the same life jacket, and the size of the other life jacket was much larger than ours.

The clasp broke on the first day. I changed it, same thing again. I had the orange one, nothing like the yellow. Get the orange one again regardless of age.

I got it when the baby was 8-9 months old and couldn't float properly. His head was leaning forward and he was falling all the way in while he is not very weak. I hope it will work out next year.

it is not for up to 4 years with ANYTHING! it might not even be for 2... generally, our child DID NOT want it, we put it on from 6 months and also tried it at 15 months...

We bought two and both tore at the seam....wasted money.... I should have just bought 10 from Jumbo...

It will help your baby, no matter how small, to find the right position in the water. With a little persistence on how to move their legs, they learn to swim. We used it from 9 months old and it was very enjoyable for the baby, unlike all the others, and of course, it was very useful for the minor as it allowed them to swim a little deeper.

really dangerous for children.. it was also crooked and wouldn't straighten no matter what.. heavy for children up to 3 years old. big scam..

At first, we put it on wrong and with the slightest movement, the baby would turn upside down. Once it was positioned correctly, it was fine. It doesn't flip over with waves or sudden movements, but someone always needs to be with the baby; we never leave it alone. He is two years old, weighs 13 kg, and it fits him perfectly. Almost immediately, he started moving his little legs, and now he turns and goes wherever he wants, and when he gets tired, he just relaxes in the float without doing anything.

The baby is slowly sinking. The white wavy piece that holds the baby is losing air and the safety latch that is like a little door doesn't close. Defective product.

It is our first life jacket. Overall, we were satisfied. It keeps our child stable (18 months old) and helps him make his first swimming moves. BUT let's not get carried away, it does not cover the range of sizes supported by the company, unless we have baby-hobbits! Ours is 18 months old and weighs 13 kilos, so it fits him nicely this year. I don't see it working for next year unless his belly shrinks from walking-running!

It's a shame... we had the red life jacket for 3 years and it still looks like new... now it probably fell on a defective one - deflates after a day of use, unacceptable for its price!

We bought it for our seven month old baby who weighed 7 kg at the time, although it is good material and it floats nicely, it seemed that our baby was very small for it and falling towards the front. Maybe it fits better next summer, when the baby will be bigger.

Very bad. The baby slips no matter how securely you have tied it, with the risk of drinking water. It is free to move its legs, yes, but what can you do when you constantly have to lift it up? Everyone advertises it on Instagram and we rush to buy it. I really wish it was convenient for some people.