Children's Boots
You'll always have weather, whether or not! Make sure your little girl 
or boy is prepared for rain, snow or anything in between with this guide.
Inclement Weather
When it comes to boots and winter gear, your child has yet another opportunity to express his or her personality. Boots featuring graphic designs of popular television and movie characters are popular, like Disney princess boots .Stripes ,polka dots and solid colors like pink and white are strong options for young girls, while boys' choices generally run to black or tan , although these guidelines are by no means set in stone.
Snow and rain boots should be tall enough to deflect the elements from running inside. Mid-calf length or knee-length are good bets for boots that will effectively keep out the weather -- no kid (or adult, for that matter) likes walking around with cold, wet feet! Waterproofing is a solid plan B if your child already has a pair of shoes that he or she wants to wear in inclement weather.
Traction is an important element to consider of any shoe to be worn in snow or rain. A strong rubber outsole at the bottom of your child's shoe will prevent slipping and sliding -- and unnecessary injury.
In terms of rain-specific gear, Wellingtons , which are defined as a thick pair of rubber boots , are a great option for children's winter footwear. Known also as rain boots ,wellies , gummies, barn boots , and the ever-colorful "muckhoots", Wellington boots were named for 19th century England's first duke of Wellington, and today serve as a critical component of rain gear for old and young. Colorful fashion rain boots have made a major comeback in recent years, and your child can hop on board with age-appropriate designs and sizes.
Playtime
Fool around with a pair of cowboy boots! Whether for Halloween , hayrides, western-themed carnivals, birthday parties -- or just because (the last a favorite reason of children under age seven), cowboy boots are just a fun accessory to be silly in. To get your child into the cowboy (or girl) spirit, he or she will need a plaid shirt , a pair of jeans or denim skirt , and a stylin' pair of boots , like the kind you might see on a Nick at Nite rerun of Bonanza .
Top Sellers
Below are a few suggestions for children's snow and rain footwear.
Ugg Kids' Classic Chestnut Boots
- Ugg makes nice winter boots for both girls and boys so now kids can match their parents!
- Sheepskin suede keeps feet warm on blustery days.
- Come in a variety of colors so tots can coordinate with whatever they're wearing that day.
- Slide on easily so you won't have to struggle to get them on or off of little feet.
Kamik Toddler Little Kid Rocket Boot
- An attractive and durable weather-proof boot for your child's adventures in rain, sleet or snow.
- A bungee cord and velcro band crossing the foot makes for an adjustable fit.
- Thermal insole, removable water-wicking liner and waterproof bottom with lug outsole will keep your child's feet warm, dry and comfortable.
- Find this nylon boot in a diverse array of cool patterns for boys and girls.
EMU Australia Toddler Little Kid Bronte Hi Boot
- Suede boots are lined with high-quality merino wool.
- Ugg -lookalikes at a more approachable price.
- Keeps little feet warm and cozy through the winter months and cool through the summer.
- Comes in a range of bright colors that your child will love.
Western Chief Toddler Little Kid Fireman Rain Boot
- Rubber insoles and skid-resistant outsole make this a durable shoe for all out-of-doors escapades.
- Handles render this rain boot easy for your child to pull onto his feet.
- Cotton lining absorbs moisture.
- While the fireman design is a popular design for little boys, the boot comes in a wide range of patterns for both sexes.
Toddler Character Snow Flurry Boots
- When your child smiles, these boots smile back!
- 400-gram Thermolite lining provides substantial warming power.
- Moisture-wicking liner will keep feet dry.
- Antimicrobial finish to the boot fights odor.
- Does your child love to stomp through the snow? Flexible soles will allow him or her to do just that.
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