Kushies Baby Unisex Swim Diaper, Red Solid, Small

I purchased this swim diaper over 7 months ago and it was only recently that he actually "went" while we were swimming. I've been waiting for this day so I could give this a proper review.First of all, the Large fits my 18 month old who is 36" tall and is about 35 lbs. The XL in other brands are still too small. It has velcro closure tabs, diaper style, and then a tie to secure it further.I noticed my son was making "that face" while he and I were swimming in a hotel pool, and by the time we made it to the stairs, I could tell he was finished with his business. Naturally, I was concerned about what I might see. I looks for colored water around us, and nothing. Then we we got out, I was concerned I might see something dripping down his legs: still nothing. I grabbed our bag and we walked to the bathroom. (I shudder to think of how it would have gobe down if he couldn't walk yet. Having to carry him, I might have thought I would push it out the sides).It was sad to end our swim time right there, but really, it could have been so much worse!! Maybe if I would have had a back up, we could have put that one on and kept swimming...

I wish I would have gotten this diaper as the first one. I went through a couple of regular non-adjustable swim diapers, all of which our daughter quickly outgrew. This one expands as your little one grows, it works just as well as a regular swim diaper, and it saves a lot of money.Our daughter is now 2 1/2, and she's been using her Kushies Swim Diaper, since she was about a year old or so. We live in South Florida, go to the pool often all year round, at peak season about 3 times a week, and it has been washed and dried in the dryer just as often. Sure it looks as if it's been worn by now, the color has faded a tiny bit, but it still holds up great, and there are no cracks or faults in the material.It sticks out under her swimsuits just a little, but since most of her swimsuits have been pink, it has not been a problem.

I like that this is a wrap-style swimmie diaper with velcro sides rather than a pull-up style. It would make it easy to remove without a gigantic mess if there were a poop. I also like that this swimmie is much more economical and environmentally conscious than using disposable diapers, especially if your infant/toddler is often in a pool. Last but not least, it is extremely cute, much cuter than one of the disposable diapers. The patterns are adorable. I wish I could comment about its effectiveness at containing poop but unfortunately I cannot.I bought this for my almost 2 year old daughter and we have not had the opportunity to test its effectiveness although she has been using it daily at her babysitter's house. She is very small (only 5% for weight) but I bought the large size based on reviews even though she is a couple of pounds under the recommended weight range. I probably could have bought the medium but I wanted her to be able to use it next year if necessary. I think it fits snug enough that it would work even though she is under the weight range but I am not 100% convinced that it is tight enough in her legs. Having said that, my daughter is at an age in which she would most likely not poop in a pool. She likes to be alone in her room while doing her business.

We have two kids and two of these swim diapers. Our daughter is almost 3, weighs 37.5 pounds, and is 40" tall. Our son is almost 6 months, weighs about 23 pounds, and is 30" tall. We have the XL for our daughter and the M for our son.For our son, this diaper is great. The double connector (both velcro and ties) means that it is really solid. We've had no poop leaks. And the interior is lined in terrycloth, which is excellent. Overall, the quality of the construction is wonderful. It is as good or better than any other baby-sized swim diaper we've had. And if anything, I think that we'll be able to use it beyond the stated upper weight limit of 25 pounds.For our daughter, it is a different story. Both of our kids are very tall, and of average build for their height, if not a bit skinny. But the velcro on the XL diaper barely attaches around our daughter's middle. The strings tie easily, but she is always complaining that the velcro is too tight. It's a problem, because if you fasten the velcro too far out, then the scratchy half touches the skin. If your kid is very tall and skinny, then the XL might fit them at 40 pounds. But most kids that tall/heavy are older and don't need swim diapers any more.As a secondary concern, the double attachment mechanism, which is great for a baby, is terrible for an older child. The difference being that the baby gets changed into the swim diaper laying down, and the 3 year old often gets changed into the diaper standing up. I've found the attachment mechanism to be way too fiddly to do on a standing child--especially given that I'm trying to eek as much width as possible out of the velcro.So overall: A great quality , durable diaper, with a wide range of fun patterns. We've had no problems with leaks for either child. But the sizing seems off near the top end of the range, and you might prefer a simpler attachment mechanism (velcro-only, elastic) for an older child.

This was a great purchase. My daughter is smaller than most toddlers but loves to swim so it’s great that the velcro and front tie make it adjustable to her frame. I would highly recommend this to anyone who wants a reusable swim diaper. I really like that I get to use them for multiple children as my son can wear them as soon as he’s old enough for swimming and makes them a great value in my book. I have purchased these in multiple colors and sizes. They are not bulky at all under her bathing suit and she doesn’t have any issue with them. If you can’t decide which swim diaper to buy, get this one.