Mykingdom sells some very cute baby swimming floats for your baby to learn to swim this summer. However, choosing the right swimming float makes many parents wonder. To solve that problem, Mykingdom will provide complete information about the specific characteristics and age of use of each type of swimming float.
Ancient float
A swimming neck float is a type of float with a round design but is quite special in that it is not used to wear across the body but is used around the child's neck. This baby swimming float is used to support the baby's head above the water surface so the baby can breathe, while also fixing the weak neck, creating conditions for the baby's body to comfortably splash in the water.
Neck floats are often used for babies from 3 months to 2 years old. During this period, children need great support to keep their bodies floating in the water and neck floats are a safe choice. Parents, please note that before letting your baby learn to swim with a baby float, you need to let your baby get used to the water during the bathing process, for example by hitting your hands in the water, stretching your legs under the water... to prevent your baby from panic when learning to swim.
Hand buoy
An arm float is a type of swimming float for babies that is worn on the upper arm, helping children easily move in the water and develop freestyle and breaststroke swimming skills. Arm buoys are often used in pairs, ensuring balance for children's bodies when learning to swim.
Armrests are suitable for children 2 years and older. At this age, children are capable of moving on their own and need less support from a neck float.
Swimming float for babies is round
Body floats are one of the popular types of swimming floats used to ensure safety for children when playing in the water. With a rounded shape that hugs the child's body, this baby float helps provide stability and support for children when they come into contact with water.
One of the great advantages of a body float is its ability to keep children in a horizontal position on the water surface, making it easier for children to learn how to swim. By creating a layer of air around the body, floats help children maintain balance and stability, preventing them from sinking or losing control when in water.
Because of the above characteristics, the product will be suitable for children from 2 to 4 years old. Children in this age group usually have the ability to move quite well and need a float that ensures stability when playing in water. However, this type of baby swimming float can still be used by older children who have just learned to swim.
Different types of swimming floats for babies have different characteristics and ages of use. Choosing the right type of float will help children feel more comfortable when practicing swimming. However, no matter what type of buoy is used, supervision of children is always extremely necessary. You need to ensure that children are educated about safety when participating in water activities and use floats according to instructions.
