DIVECICA Baby Neoprene Rubber 2mm Bright red Diving Wet Clothes boy and Girl All Applicable

Pros: This is REALLY easy to put on my 2yr old! It's a lovely red color with quality neoprene and it's nicely put together with a soft wide neoprene flap behind the zipper and a flexible high neck for warmth. Only the sleeves are thick swim-shirt material the rest seems to be neoprene-type rubber with a smooth outer coating. If I'm not wrong the zipper seems to lock at the top (pointing down is locked, flipped out is unlocked for unzipping) - what a good idea! And did I mention it's really easy to put on my 2yr old? This is really important. Also it looks really cute on my daughter, and I'm sure it would be equally cute on a boy. If I put my nose against it it has a very, very mild neoprene smell, but mostly it doesn't.Cons: Sizing chart was confusing. I bought a size small and while it's a comfortable length for my 2 yr old (~23 lbs, 33in tall, poochie tummy) I should have gotten a size smaller. She likes it, but the arms and legs are fairly big around on her, which is fine for appearances (looks good) but not great for trapping water. It would be perfect for a really chubby or super buff baby/toddler to get the proper fitted wetsuit effect. I just tried it on my 3T kid and it's the perfect body height for him, fits well, but still a little big in the arms and legs (would fit well on a slightly chubby or extra muscular 3T child). So Small = 3T. The unfitted sleeves and pant legs is a common problem with kid wetsuits so I don't hold that against this brand especially.Because there aren't any other reviews yet (and no I'm not getting paid to review it) I'm going to provide a comparison here. Due to the uncertainty of fit with online orders I also ordered an Aquafit Stingray Core Warmer in size 2T at the same time. The little red baby rubber diving suit that says "Divecica" on the chest (hereafter called the Little Red because I don't want to type that again), was bigger in a size small than the 2T Stingray both in body length and width. The Little Red was better packaged (Stingray got some neoprene wrinkled during shipping), and seems to be comparable quality except that the Stingray has low stretch stitching on the arms and legs. That said, the Stingray was also too big for the 2yr old's arms and legs to provide a water seal, but is barely long enough for her body. The Stingray does have longer sleeves and legs though. The Little Red ends about mid thigh, while the Stingray goes almost to the knee. The Little Red is better insulated, because it's all neoprene except for the sleeves, while the Stingray is only neoprene where you see black in the picture (outer legs, armpits, neck, shoulders, sleeves are all swimsuit material). The size small Little Red fit my 3yr old on the sleeve openings, leg openings, and body length and circumference similarly to the way the Stingray 2T fit my 2yr old, except for the shorter legs on the Little Red. So there it is. I might buy an XS Little Red now for my 2yr old, or might just stick with the Stingray because we have it already and that's easy... except that it's a bit harder to put on.I haven't taken this in the water yet, but I will on Saturday. Assuming Amazon lets me I'll update my review then, because if it works right, I'm all for keeping babies and toddlers warm in the water for 5-10 bucks with free shipping and returns. People just need to know about this.I'm initially writing this review because there weren't any when I bought it and I felt like I was dangling over a precipice by buying it. However, I am very pleasantly surprised and wanted to reassure my Amazon.com neighbors and give a little sizing information too (because the chart is confusing).

My 27 month old (slim build, 25lbs, size 5 diapers) is doing swim lessons in an outdoor pool so i wanted to get him a wetsuit to wear since he starts shivering after about 15 minutes. I’m too lazy to measure so I got an XS based on the previous review and although it fit well around his torso, and was a little loose around the thighs, the trunk was much too short and pulled too much on his shoulders and crotch once we zipped it up. A size small would be perfect on him. Unfortunately they’re out of stock in that size right now.Luckily I have a very chunky 4 month old (17 lbs, size 4-5 diapers) who is growing quickly and i tried the XS on him. The trunk is a bit long on him and it’s loose around his extremely chunky thighs but the torso fits pretty well around his giant baby belly, so we’re keeping this for him. He’ll probably fill it out by the end of summer. I brought him into a cooler pool and although he wasn’t too happy, when I unzipped the wetsuit later (after wrapping him in a billion towels), his torso was very warm. Really happy to have this for him! An XXS would probably fit him closely now but he’s growing so fast that i didn’t want to risk it.