When ordering for my daughter is it better to to with the height or the weight? She is 32" tall but is 28 pounds?
71339
My daughter was a pound lighter and an inch taller when I order the size 2. It still fits perfectly.
71340
You sort of need to account for both. If you buy it too short (going by her weight), it will pull in the inseam and be uncomfortable. If you buy it for her height, it will be loose in the arms and legs and take in water (called flushing) which defeats the purpose of a wetsuit. If possible, buy two and return the one that doesn't fit as well.
71341
My son is 36" and 30 pounds. He has a size 4 suit and it is a little big on him. It is wider than it is tall on him. They say the suit should not be loose if the goal is to keep them warm. The suit is well made and thicker than any other suit that I have seen. If your daughter is getting cold, you may want to try size 3.
71342
Height is most important other wise it bunches up on their lower body. Weight only factors in based on body shape making it loose or tight.
2238022
I don't really know. I am guessing a 26" would be better for a taller person.
845829
I would choose the 32" one. I have 5'1" (good deal shorter than you) and I chose the 32"
1508282
21 inches I think would be just right. It is adjustable so you can find the perfect medium between her hight and weight.
345374
I dont think you will have any problem with the size--my daughter got this at 4 yrs and about 4 months and just took the two wheels in back recently when she turned 5. She is 42" tall now and fits her great. Hope this helps!
1561604
My opinion is that this bike might be too small for her. I am 5'6" and I would not want it any smaller. I have long legs and have adjusted the seat way up, so it's OK for me. It's a great bike, but it is on the small side.
2228853
Most recommend 12 months and up, and up to 40 lbs. My daughter was 18 months and 21 lbs when we started using one - so weight-wise your daughter will be fine but the hard part might be finding a helmet that fits. We had to adjust the smallest one we could find even smaller for her (average size - 50% percentile) head. The 12 month age recommendation is probably for head/neck control - much like a forward facing car seat the main concern is safety in the event of an accident. The "seat" itself is more like a hammock or sling - just a piece of fabric - so if the child can't sit up properly the seat won't work well. Most recommend 12 months and up, and up to 40 lbs. My daughter was 18 months and 21 lbs when we started using one - so weight-wise your daughter will be fine but the hard part might be finding a helmet that fits. We had to adjust the smallest one we could find even smaller for her (average size - 50% percentile) head. The 12 month age recommendation is probably for head/neck control - much like a forward facing car seat the main concern is safety in the event of an accident. The "seat" itself is more like a hammock or sling - just a piece of fabric - so if the child can't sit up... » Read More Most recommend 12 months and up, and up to 40 lbs. My daughter was 18 months and 21 lbs when we started using one - so weight-wise your daughter will be fine but the hard part might be finding a helmet that fits. We had to adjust the smallest one we could find even smaller for her (average size - 50% percentile) head. The 12 month age recommendation is probably for head/neck control - much like a forward facing car seat the main concern is safety in the event of an accident. The "seat" itself is more like a hammock or sling - just a piece of fabric - so if the child can't sit up properly the seat won't work well. « Show Less
723006
My daughter is now 7 1/2 and 59 lbs, she fits fine with room for growth. I have been thankful for this swing everyday since it arrived :-D
353156
She probably would be better suited to their smaller version. We use this with the kids who are 50-86 pounds and 50-54" tall.
2207715
My 10 y/o daughter is 4'8" and it is perfect got her. The 26 inch was too big. She loves it
81603
Yes, I think this would work for you. My daughter is the same height and it works great for her.
17969
My daughter is 13mo and is 32 inches and 22lbs and we had to get her x-large (says 28-33lbs on size chart). The 4t looks like it goes up to 45 but i found this brand runs small. Buy and try i guess.
1355943
My daughter just turned 4 and is about 39 1/2 in tall. with the twelve she could put both feet on the ground and with no training wheels to start she looked more comfortable. I look at it like trading one for the other she fit the 14 a little better but more balance and control starting and stopping on the 12 which I think is more important. I would go 12 especially if you have younger kids. We have a younger daughter so if she only gets one year out of it no big deal
924848
I would consider the 18 inch bike for her. My daughter is 5 1/2, she's tall for her age and getting close to 50 pounds. The 16 inch bike is starting to look small for her.
770750
YES! Mine is 28 lbs at 2.5 and this is the most secure seat we found. It can tighten in the back so it really fits snuggly and doesn't move around and it's not flimsy feeling. We have tried other seats but they never fit so snug. My daughter will only go on this one!
947240
My daughter is right there with your son and she seems to enjoy it. I know it only goes up to 25 lbs so I'm not to sure how much longer she'll be able to use it. But she it on the 1st setting for the height.
378908
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.