Will this be floating on the water? We are going to beach and wanna have our 5-month baby feel the waves on the shallow water near the beach.
1242646
Most definitely! It's very sturdy & would be perfect in a pool or the beach!
1242647
It would float on water no problem but with a child inside it would probably tip over, unless someone was tightly holding onto it preventing it from tipping
1019593
yes, this speaker floats.but don´t put in the water. It´s not that kind of water-resistant.I trie to do this and the speaker broke down.Only use in Bathrooms and such.
34128
Yes, the baby's legs dangle in the water. The baby's legs go through two holes in a mesh fabric and are free to kick.
1557178
Ours didn't float at all. It was a family event in FL in August. Maybe you would have better luck.
249794
This is meant to stay buoyant in the water. It will float to the surface if dropped. Please let us know if there is anything else that you may need.
474740
It's not supposed to float. Fill up the water to the top of the feet. You may have to add more water as it steams.
1030845
unfortunately it's not waterproof.... If you don't put water on it, it will be fine, but I would not recommend to bring it to beach.
1253845
It does float - but it's not really designed to be a water toy. My grandson has his displayed along with his other Lego kits on shelves in his bedroom.
110510
We never had issues with it floating. That said, you do need to be sure not to fill the tub too full. Mind the "max fill" line on the bath support to ensure safe bathing and no tub floating.
1092110
I do not believe it will be stable enough to stand up on even with a 5 yr old that has excellent balance to use as a paddle board. It is a foam board so the buoyancy is not a problem, it's the wobble L/R that would cause a problem.
1967931
I've never used it at the beach.but the winds we've had here in indiana make it move more.however we don't have a constant wind in one direction like on the beach.
1649884
No. I suppose your child could use it in the bath as it would float, but it is for a flat surface so the child can operate its features.
856125
I bought this for my granddaughter/daughter. It is super great for the pool, however, she said the adult "floatie" is not as great as using a noodle. I think you could use this at the beach as long as you are not depending on using the "floatie" to keep you afloat!
317014
I think it depends less on age and more on size/weight. At a certain point, a float is going to be unstable if the child is bigger than it's rated for.
409225
I'd guess no. It's heavy and curved in a way that isn't for laying on the long way. I haven't checked to see if it would float.
1544943
Yes, You should see water moving. Make sure you didn't get any think stuck in the bottom of it.
98757
Honestly, it's not worth it to put sand in. We filled ours with water and it floats just a little. As soon as you step on it, the ladder goes down.