Infant & Baby
Spring Water Float
【Design with awning】The baby pool float is equipped with a removable and breathable sun shield that provides UPF 50+ sun protection to keep baby's skin safe from the sun. Let your baby fall in love with swimming in summer The awning is fixed with multiple buttons and can be easily attached and detached.
【Attractive Design】The Baby Swimming Float features a cute orange crab design and 4 cute pink seahorses built in. Eye-catching orange, unique crab shape, and bells make it easy for your baby to find their position in the pool.
【Multiple Safety Protection】The upgraded toddler pool buoy has a detachable swimming buoy, adjustable shoulder straps, safety buckle and soft bottom support to keep the baby safe, so the baby can swim easily without tipping over or slipping out of the swimming ring .
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LAYCOL Removable Canopy provides
【Design with Seat】The baby pool float is equipped with a reinforced seat. The thickened inflatable seat cushion keeps the baby's buttocks from being tight, cares for the baby's delicate skin, and effectively prevents injuries when moving and playing.
【Travel Convenience】The outdoor baby swimming float is easy to inflate and deflate, it can be folded and stored after deflation, easy to carry during summer vacation travel, indoor/outdoor, such as home, park, garden, beach, swimming pool, etc. Perfect for a baby pool float trip.
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