toggle float for swimming

[nappyaddict]

erm ... what is one?

Same as a woggle or noodle possibly?

like this

wow that is expensive. You can get them for under a fiver abroad !

if those are what uyou mean, they sell them for £3.99 in toysrus.

We happened to be in an Asda the other day and they had them there too.

and i saw them in the poundland. so a toggle is definitely the same as a noodle/woggle? only asking cos i was reading about that 2 yo who can swim 50m and it said she started using a toggle float at 4 months. im not sure a 4 month old would be able to hold on to a woggle?

betty how much in asda?

You can get links to make them more like a ring. Does seem unusual for a 4 month old tbh

I can't see a 4 month old having the coordination to hang off it.

My 8 month old has been having lessons for nearly 6 months, and I think she'd try to eat a woggle, same as she does an ordinary float!

My 3 year old got on well with one, but she must have been getting on for 2 when she first had a go.

baby DD has swimming lessons and when we use the woggle the baby is generally rested on the woggle and you hold their hands, or you lay them back on it so they get the feeling of balance/floating. DD doesn't actually hold it and swim lengths by herself with it!!!! (yet!!)

nappyaddict -didn't notice the price I'm afraid but knowing Asda they're probably pretty cheap.

This was in Devon BTW but I presume they sell them at all Asdas?

don't know what this site is like though