CHILDREN’S LEARNING FLOAT VEST - STRAWBERRIES

Start learning to swim with Monneka’s floatation vests!

Discover the adorable floatation vest from the Strawberries collection, featuring a safety strap to place between the legs to prevent the vest from slipping over the head when jumping into the water vertically or simply floating in the water. Additionally,

 it is protected with neoprene to prevent chafing between the legs. For summer 2025, the buoyancy of the vests has been improved by adding a pocket with high-buoyancy PVC foam on the upper front, ensuring additional support in all sizes.

If there is a place where we cannot lose sight of our little ones for even a second, it is in the water! We know how important safety is for you when bathing at the beach or pool, so we have looked for the best life jackets so that you can enjoy the summer in the water.

One of the best advantages of flotation vests is that they do not puncture, as can happen with arm bands or floats. They also do not run the risk of being turned upside down as can happen with flotation bubbles.

Another advantage is that it gives you freedom of movement. By leaving your arms and legs completely free, they are much more comfortable.

Strawberries life jacket to use when the child is able to stand upright in the water.

It closes at the front with a zipper and a safety velcro. It also has a harness that is placed between the legs protected with neoprene to avoid chafing between the legs and which makes it impossible for the vest to open or come off while swimming.

Please note that this is not a life jacket, but a flotation or swimming jacket.

New for summer 2025, the buoyancy of the vests has been improved by adding a pocket with high flotation PVC foam at the top front, ensuring additional support in all sizes.

This vest has 8 compartments, each of which has 3 buoyancy elements. There are 24 in total. These are the elements that can be removed little by little so that the child can improve his/her ability to float without help. Other vests only have 8 pieces, so the buoyancy capacity changes more abruptly when removing the pieces one by one.

We recommend that you use your child's chest circumference as a guide to choose the correct size.
The age is merely indicative