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Baby Swimming Inflatable Float with Sun Protection Canopy Children Waist Ring Pool Floats add Tail no flip Over Swim Trainer for Infants Swimming Buoy (Pink Swimming Ring)

Baby Swimming Inflatable Float with Sun Protection Canopy Children Waist Ring Pool Floats add Tail no flip Over Swim Trainer for Infants Swimming Buoy (Pink Swimming Ring)

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SwimBoBo Baby Swimming Inflatable Float with Sun Protection Canopy Children Waist Ring Pool Floats add Tail no flip Over Swim Trainer for Infants Swimming Buoy (Pink Swimming Ring)

Name: Baby Swimming Inflatable Float with Sun Protection Canopy Children Waist Ring Pool Floats add Tail no flip Over Swim Trainer for Infants Swimming Buoy (Pink Swimming Ring)
SKU: iap-15077082
Price: 45420000 IRR
Availability: InStock

کد کالا : IAP-15077082

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【Baby-safe materials】Adopting the latest technology of pearl foam, the non-inflatable pool floater is made of pearl foam material, which improves buoyancy without the risk of deflation.
【Tips】Our pool floats are suitable for babies weighing 13 to 40 pounds and aged 3 to 24 months. Baby swim floats are not life-saving products and will still require constant supervision. Rinse in clean water after use and hang to dry in a ventilated area.

360° Total Protection: Add removable tail to prevent baby from tipping backward. Upgraded carabiner, the upgraded carabiner provides 5 support points and a perfect 40° angle to maintain balance and prevent baby from tipping over or falling down.
Detachable sunshade: The UPF 50+ parasol is great for protecting your baby from the heat and sun.
The parasol can be adjusted in both directions depending on which way your baby is lying down, making it ideal for younger babies who are still too young for sunscreen.
Two ways to swim: This baby float offers two swimming styles, backstroke and breaststroke. Backstroke is for babies 3 to 6 months old and breaststroke is for babies 3 to 24 months old.
Kids can play on their backs and bellies, kicking their legs in the water while keeping their heads safely out of the water.