SwimSchool Infant Baby Pool Floats, Free Swimming, Super Buoyant – Ages 6-24 Months – Multiple Colors/Styles – Adjustable Canopies and Seats, Splash & Play Baby Floaties

The cutest float for our little guy! We loved having the shade option. It is easy to rotate and move. The float is also perfect for traveling because it deflates so easily and quickly when you’re done in the water.

Great product, light and provides shade. Infants love it

Great floating device for older or bigger babies! We love it now.We originally bought this floaty for my daughter when she was 6 months because that was the age group they said it was made for, but she couldn’t stay up well in it and kept leaning forward. She would face plant into the water a lot because she wasn’t big enough to fill it out.Now that she is almost 9 months old she does great in it and enjoys floating around our pool in it very much. The canopy is nice, but took us some getting used to because it sometimes doesn’t stay up right very well and starts to slip back down.The wide mesh area surrounding the baby seat is a lot of fun for her to splash around in and offers a lot of cool toy storage so she is always busy playing. It also stays inflated for a long time. We have only needed to blow it back up once since we bought in the spring time and it’s now mid August.I would recommend this product for anyone looking for a baby 9-12 months old.

Our 2yr old granddaughter loves this. It's comfy and keeps the sun out of her face. Floats nice and easy to use

My baby absolutely loved this and it was very convenient.

I have a GIANT baby. I purchased a different float originally, and it was so tight and restrictive that my baby hated being in the pool. I bought this one and let me tell you, it’s perfect and he actually enjoys floating around! I love that it comes with little toys, a sun shade, and seems to be more affordable than the rest. Assembly was super easy, I used a little hand pump that wasn’t included bc I lose my breath lol. I feel that my little guy is safe in this float but obviously use common sense and don’t leave your kid unattended. :)

Bought two of these for my two youngest grandsons both under 1. It was appealing and looked sturdy. First trip out on vacay and the hood stopped pulling all the way out, just sagging down the back. I tried multiple times during our trip and it just seem to stop mid way of extension. And I did understand that you had to push the release in to get it extended all the way

My son was born in January. Purchased this thing because I wanted something that would hold him up sufficiently out of the water so that we could enjoy ourselves and not be constantly worried. We started out constantly worried just to be safe, but over time this inflatable gained our respect for being a perfect place for the little guy in the pool.It's pretty good at positioning him in a swimming position where he can kick his legs underneath him. He holds his head up now, but if he puts it down, it lands on the inflatable part out of the water. The floatie allows a little to come between the two inflatable areas to allow him to splash and play with little pool toys.The sun protector part was the weakest aspect of it. It may have broken after being weighed down with water at one point. It no longer locks into place and starts sagging. Because it can hold water, it will be susceptible to filling up if you flip it over to rinse it. Just be careful with it, and maybe yours will last. I wish the sun protector was detachable or possibly made of the mesh to allow water to come through to give it a longer life for those that aren't as careful.