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.
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Probably a medium would be good for her. I weigh 140# and wear between 10-12 on most things. I ordered a large for myself and I am happy with that.
688879
I'd recommend a size TYR size 32, but you can check their size chart at SwimOutlet.com http://www.swimoutlet.com/size-charts/tyr/Womens_Competition_Swimwear_s_9327Sometimes SwimOutlet.com has better prices than Amazon.
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consider adult sizing instead. my kid is 3.7, weighs 40 and fit nicely to a size 4.
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My 3yo wears size 4 currently as Amazon only carried even-numbered sizes. It's a good fit though for her and she is a beginner swimmer (knows her basic strokes & swims unaided in pool for short distances). The sleeves have not been an issue. It really has kept her warm on the windy days and she can last 3x longer than before at the pool. Winner in my books.
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Go with the large. It will be slightly big but not dangerous and she will grow into it quickly. I put my daughter in the large over a month ago and she is on the small side as well.
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I believe you are talking child size 12. With that in mind I would suggest ex small or small. It is ok to wear a little big they move smoothly threw the water even when big. I am a swimmer not a sales person I could be wrong. Check with sport stores and see if they carry fins that she could try on. good luck. They do help adults and children.
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I'm 6 foot and 165 lbs, and use a medium. It's a perfect fit, but snug (better snug than loose, which let's cold water in!). So I would definitely say Large.
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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
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 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 had to look on the O'Neill wetsuits website. Click on the following link and then click on the size chart on the lower left. - http://www.oneill.com/wetsuits/products.html?c=27&p=1676. Not sure what size you are looking for but my son is 37 inches tall and 26.5 pounds and fits perfectly in the size 1. (The arms and legs look a little short -- could be an inch longer but that isn't a big concern for us.)
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It should take about 10 minutes to get it on, my daughter wears a 34 swimsuit and I had to order her a 28 (her coach said it probably should have been a 27 but she was literally in pain once we managed to squeeze her into it!) They're supposed to be SKINTIGHT, and they have to be inched up over the body incrementally in order to fit correctly (you definitely don't want to try putting it on when wet, it's impossible!). Speedo does have sizing charts, I think, where they show what you should order depending on what normal size swimsuit you wear. Good luck!
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I ordered a size 9-10 for a child who wears a size 8 but has a long body. The wet suit is on the big size, but my granddaughter is thin. She is 41" and 46 pounds. It will fit much better next year. Hope that is of some help to you.
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It might be a little big. I used it for mine that was about that weight. It slid down when she was not completely in the water. But when she was completely in the water and swimming around, it worked well and it gave her confidence to swim. She used it last year when she was just 20-21 lbs. She is now about 30lbs and used it this past month on vacation too. Great product. She jumps right not the water on her own when wearing it.
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My best guess is large, also depends on how you like swim suit fit. I wear 30C and small was good but I like snug for training.