Best Winter Gear for Kids

Best Winter Gear for Kids for 2022

Every year I like to pull together a round-up of the gear we are using and our thoughts on it. If you live in a cold climate, quality winter gear for kids is essential to have for both safety and comfort reasons.

This post will be updated throughout the winter of 22-23 as we continue to test new gear this winter, so check back often!

Don’t miss these winter gear for kids coupon codes!

I know that finding outdoor gear for your family can be a huge expense. My hope is the coupons below will help a little. You’re also welcome to post ISO and B/S/T in our Outdoor Family Chat Facebook group.

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• Aurora Heat Reusable Hand warmers: Use code MTNMAMA for 10% off!
• Ella’s Wool: “MTNMAMA21” for 10% off
• Iksplor base layer: “MTNMAMA” for 10% off
• OAKI: Use code MTNMAMA for 15% off
• Reima gear: “MTNMAMA” for 20% off
• Shred Dog Gear: Use code “MTNMAMA25” for 25% off or “MTNMAMA35” for 35% off orders over $400 ***Use code MTNMAMA-PRE-10 for on top of deeply discounted presale orders for NOW until when their shipment arrives***
• Stonz: Use code “MTNMAMA15” for 15% off
• WeeDo Fun Snowsuits: GO HERE and use code “mtnmama” for 15% off (Note: Their line is also available on Backcountry.com)

Want gear to help keeps your kids dry for rainy winters? Check it out here!

Need help with understanding how best to layer and keep kids warm? Check our comprehensive post here!

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Best Kids Base Layer

Base layers really are SO important for warmth from the inside out. We’re big fans of wool thanks to their cooling/heating properties which make them ideal for year-round use.

We consider them a staple when we are highlighting the best winter gear for kids….because warmth starts from the inside OUT.

But, I also included our favorite poly-pros too (which are awesome when it’s super cold out!)

Wool Base Layers for Kids

Iksplor Base Layers

Use code “MTNMAMA” for 10% off!

This brand is a local one to us here in Jackson, WY and we LOVE them. They are just barely thicker than Wee Woollies and are thinner than Ella’s Wool, but also seem to hold up longer without holes in our testing. Our kids wear them nearly daily year-round for pajamas and base layers and they show no wear.

They are very soft, are easy wash and dry and fit great! I would say the fit is similar to Wee Woollies (below) – on the slim side. In our years of testing, I think they they are slightly more durable than the Wee Woollies (again, listed below).

I also love that the baby sizes have hand covers that fold off the sleeves. Brilliant for maximized warmth for baby.

Available in baby sizes 0-24 months and kids aged 2-12.

They also have neck gaiters and beanies available for kids and adults. Of all the wool beanies we have tried, these are my favorites. They stay on well, keep heads warm and fit under helmets.

See our full review of Iksplor Adventure Wear here.

Chasing Windmills

These base layers are a new find for us this year, and my kids have fallen quickly in love with them. They are made in the US from Australian wool and are incredibly soft. They are a mid-weight base layer (so slightly thicker than the Iksplor base layers above).

As a mom of kids who love to play, I appreciate they come with double reinforced knees for extended use. We highly recommend the “ribbed” line for extra softness. Even my kid who usually doesn’t love even the softest wool has no issues with these!

Again, you can totally wash and dry these with no issues.

Ella’s Wool

Use code “MTNMAMA21” for 10% off when shopping on their site

Ella’s Wool base layers are the thickest of the wool base layers listed here, and incredibly soft. Available for kids aged 3 mo – 12 years.

They also wash very well, but I choose to not put them in the dryer to avoid shrinking. Note: While these have a “higher pile softness”, go for the Chasing Windmills for more sensitive kids.

Ella’s Wool has been a little harder to find the last couple of years, but they assure me they are restocking this winter.

Synthetic Base Layers for Kids

Shred Dog Foundation Base Layers

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The Shred Dog Foundation base layers could really be either a next-to-skin base layer or a mid layer (my kids layer them on top of their Iksplor wool on really cold days.)

They are very high quality, super soft, warm, and wear well. My kids have been wearing them a few times a week for a couple years now and they show no wear.

The Foundation base layer bottoms also make awesome every-day leggings for girls – the waistband stays up and they are very durable.

Burton Lightweight Base layer Set

The Burton Lightweight Baselayer Sets are thin and have a smooth feel (silkier than Patagonia Capilene). My kids love the feel because it’s not bunchy under their snowpants.

These lightweight sets are perfect for layering under fleece on a very cold day, or wearing along on a warmer day.

They are highly durable and will last you at least 2 seasons. My daughter is wearing a pair that are on their third year of use and there is no seam issues or piling. They also wash very well; no hot chocolate stains here!

They come in toddler and kid sizes. The fit throughout both the toddler and kid line is generally big, especially in the waist-band. If your child is slim i’d recommend sizing down.

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Best Warm Socks for Kids

Don’t skimp on socks! They can seriously mean the difference between feet staying warm and frostbite or at least serious discomfort. If temperatures are cold, your kids (and babies!) NEED wool socks.

It’s very important that socks fit snug, but aren’t too tight to allow for good circulation and warmth. Avoid cotton socks at all costs, and choose wool or a wool blend instead.

It’s also important to remember that adding multiple layers of socks does NOT guarantee warmth since that can cut off circulation. Its best to just choose a well-fitting sock in a warm boot.

We also recommend adding Aurora Heat reusable foot warmers for extra cozy warmth on cold days.

Darn Tough Socks for Kids

Darn Tough makes incredible durable socks and their kids line is no exception. We love the fun designs and their guarantee! These are our top choice particularly for tall ski socks.

Farm to Feet

I love these socks for myself and think they are perfect for kids too. And the XS fits a preschooler (about a size toddler 6+). They hold up very very well and come with a lifetime guarantee! There’s a wide range of styles for kids available at Biddle & Bop.

Oaki for Toddlers and Big Kids

Use code MTNMAMA for 15% off Oaki

These Woven Pear socks are great for everyday use and come in a sizes little kid (size 8-13), big kid (size 11-3) and juniors. They are light, but still are much better than cotton socks.

Q is for Quinn Wool socks from Iksplor

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Finding great wool socks for toddlers that fit well and keep them warm is really challenging. These socks for babies and kids aged 3 months – 11 years are fantastic. They fit tall for extra warmth.

One thing to note is the toddler socks (sizes 1-6 years) have grippers on the bottom of them for no slip, which can be tougher with layering in boots. However, most kids have no issues with them and parents appreciate the extra safety feature.

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Best Mid Layers for Kids

Mid layers are the part of the layering that really can be “fudged” more than any other layer. Fleece, down, or wool is best, but it doesn’t need to be top of the line or super technical to be effective.

Here in Wyoming we opt for mid layers on the coldest of days or if we are layering for long days in the cold and want to be able to remove or put on more gear as the temperature changes.

The options below are our favorite mid layers. I also recommend checking out our post on best puffy jackets for kids for more options than we have room to outline below.

Mid Layer Jackets for Kids

Patagonia Down Sweater for Infants/Toddlers

This jacket is really available for all sizes from infant to adult and is the perfect mid-layer when you just need a little extra boost of warmth.

I also love it because kids can wear it safely in car seats thanks to a low-loft design that still keeps them warm. Also available in a reversible version with a hood (which I prefer!)

You can also find the Patagonia Down Sweater at REI.

REI Active Pursuits Jacket

This jacket is great as a mid layer since it is cozy, has zippered hand pockets, and a substantial hood. It has a brushed outer too for easier layer.

Reima Fossila Light Down Jacket

Use code MTNMAMA for 20% off Reima gear

This light down jacket is fantastic for layering. We love the longer length for no gaps and how it work easily in cart seats if needed.

Available in sizes 4T – 14Y.

Shred Dog Essential Fleece Jacket

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Available in sizes 4-16, the interior of the jacket is grid fleece which helps with warmth and wicking. The outer part of the jacket is a smooth jersey which makes it easier for layering too. This is my kids’ favorite fleece by far.

We love the zippered pockets for stashing snacks and extra gloves.

Shred Dog Element Kids’ Insulator

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Available in sizes 4 – 16, we love this puffy jacket without the bulk. It can attach to the Elementor Shell for a full jacket system.

Kids Mid Layer Bottoms

These bottoms are perfect for wearing on their own or over base layers for added warmth.

Ella’s Wool TUBES

Our favorite wool pants for layering. The kids usually wear them over Wee Woollies on super cold days. They roll up easily and are super soft and comfortable! I just wish they came in bigger than a size 8 kids! Again use code “MTNMAMA10” for 10% off!

**Note: I was told by Ella’s Wool these would be back in stock this winter!**

See our full review of Ella’s Wool TUBES here.

Iksplor Midlayer Merino Wool Pants

Use code MTNMAMA to save 10% on all Iksplor items.

Our whole family LOVES these new midweight midlayers from Iksplor. The pants have handy pockets and they are a perfect for layering or wearing on their own. They do only come in a set with the top, but we wear them together and each on their own often.

Patagonia Micro D Fleece Joggers

Soft and cozy fleece pants that can be worn on their own or used as a mid layer. The Patagonia ones are more money, but they hold up very well.

REI Trailsmith Fleece Pants

These are our favorite thick fleece pants for kids. They breathe well, keep kids safe if damp (opposed to the dangers of cotton), and have great zippered pockets for small treasures.

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Best Winter Ski & Snowboard Jackets for Kids

Good jackets keep the wind and moisture at bay, breathe well and let kids move freely.

Burton Symbol Jacket

The Burton Symbol Jacket has more insulation in the core and less on the arms, which was perfect for TMM team Sarah’s son when he’s out snowboarding. This jacket is warm without being overly hot and bulky, and it is waterproof.

It features an adjustable powder skirt which attaches to the belt loop on the back of Burton pants. The powder skirt is snug and no snow ever gets past it.

The fit is loose but not baggy, and the wrist cuffs are adjustable to go inside, or outside of gloves. The hood fits over a helmet for those blustery days at the top of the Tram.

My son will tell you his favorite feature is the soft fleece on the inside of the chin area.

Obermeyer Ski Jackets

I continually am so impressed with Obermeyer, especially as a ski brand.

Their jackets are warm, have an “I-grow” feature to extend the wearability as your child grows and lots of ski extras like mitten clips built into the cuffs.

They’re durable too and come in bright colors and fun patterns to help your kids stand out on the ski slopes (all the better to find them!) I truly recommend any of their ski jackets.

Reima Ski Jackets

Use code MTNMAMA for 20% off all Reima.

Reima Ski Jackets are durable, totally waterproof and insulated well. They are also comparably affordable (especially with our discount code!) for such high quality, insulated jackets. After years of use they show very minimal wear.

Our girls ski in the Posio jacket and Soppela (just sightly fewer bells and whistles) and our son is skiing in the Tieten.

Shred Dog Shells for Boys and Girls

Shred Dog Gear: Use code “MTNMAMA25” for 25% off (or see the top list of codes for an extra presale coupon)

We love the Shred Dog shell – it’s completely waterproof, has great pockets and THE best hood out there for fitting over helmets. It’s also soft and pliable and isn’t noisy when kids move – perfect for children with sensory challenges.

As far as I know, they are the only shell that has pit zips for kids, which is particularly helpful for XC and backcountry skiing and warm days on the slope. This is truly the shell that can do anything.

Check out their insulator that works as a system with the shell.

Read our full review of Shred Dog gear here.

Stio Raffety Insulated Jacket

The perfect mix of a puffy and a shell all-in-one. This is a serious jacket and one of the best you can get for a warm, durable ski jacket in kid sizes.

Town Hall Mountain Town Winter Jacket

Town Hall is new this year and we are LOVING this small brand. Based out of Steamboat Springs, owner Robin has developed her gear with mountain kids in mind. The Mountain Town Winter jacket is warm, has pit zips, tons of pockets for snacks, a pass pocket and more. The quality is top-notch and we highly recommend.

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Warmest Winter Coats for Kids

Looking a super warm all-around great jacket for kids? I love these jackets for extra warmth for their length, warmth, and ability to keep kids dry.

Jan and Jul Toasty Dry Puffy Coat

Jan and Jul is known for fleece-lined waterproof gear. This new-this-year Puffy Parka is incredible. It has a cozy fleece liner and a completely waterproof outer. Available in sizes 1T – 5T.

Patagonia Kids Downdrift Parka

This is one jacket I wish came in my size! The length makes it much warmer than a regular-length jacket, and the fleece-lined hood keeps around the face warmer. My daughter loves the thumb holds and deep pockets too.

Reima Naapuri Parka

The Naapuri is definitely heavier than the Patagonia Parka above, but it is INCREDIBLY warm. It’s the jacket for the coldest days and is similar to Reima’s Stravanger snowsuit. The fur is removable from the hood.

Stio Hometown Down Jacket

This down jacket really and truly is an all-mountain jacket. Kids (including our kids) wear them to school, on the ski hill, for XC skiing, around town and playing outside. We got our son one a little big and he literally wore it for 4 years.

It fits well, has a great hood and keeps kids warm. I have the Hometown Down parka too and love it!

It’s down so requires a bit more care, but can always be fixed with Noso patches too….

Best Snow Pants and Rain Pants for Kids

Snowpants for kid should be durable, provide tons of coverage and keep kids warm. These are our favorites!

Burton Kids Gore-Tex Stark Bibs

These bibs are guaranteed to keep your kiddo dry and warm in all conditions thanks to trusty Gore-Tex.

These pants are ultra waterproof and lightly insulated. On very cold days my son will wear a baselayer and fleece under, but on most days he wears a midweight baselayer and is the perfect temperature.

The fit is perfect; not too baggy and no gap in the back. The straps are stretchy and adjustable, and there are 5 different pockets.

The straps can be unhooked, but the easier way to get these on and off is the side zipper. Just unzip and slide the shoulder strap for easy bathroom breaks and getting dressed.

The back belt loop is strategically placed so the powder skirt of any Burton kids jacket can be attached.

Columbia Powder Turner Infinity Suspender Pants

Have a kid that hates bib snowpants? Yea, me too. These suspender pants have Columbia’s signature omni-heat insides (that really does work!).

We also love their “Outgrown System” which allows you to get another year or two as you extend the cuffs.

Patagonia Snow Pile Bibs

These bibs are perfect for toddlers because the bib part provides really good coverage to keep snow out and warmth in. I also love how they are very durable for crawling around in. The bibs at the top unsnap for easier bathroom breaks.

While they do have a higher price tag, they are high quality and made to be passed down from kid to kid. They pair very well with the Snow Pile Jacket.

REIMA Oryon Ski Pants

For everything Reima use code “MTNMAMA” for 20% off!

Reima Ski Pants are 100% waterproof, reinforced and hold up to lots of hard play. I love these new ones this year that have a slightly slimmer design and a fleece top for comfort and warmth.

Shred Dog Elevated Kids Bibs

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Shred Dog’s bibs are super unique because of a couple things:

• Their Adjust-a-Fit allows to lengthen AND shorten for the best fit for all kids in your family as they get passed down (or grown into)
• They are the only pants with a fully removable full bib.

Available for kids sizes 4-16, we love these bibs and find them of incredible high quality for the price. You can see our full review of them here.

Town Hall Mountain Town Winter Pants

Town Hall is new to town and their gear is fantastic. These are our favorite non-bib pants. They are warm, lightweight and breathable, and extra durable. We highly recommend!

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Warm Snowsuits for Kids

Best Snowsuits for Toddlers

If you’re looking for the best snowsuit for toddlers, these are the ones that we love! Most of these fit kids 18 mo – 5T.

Burton Toddler One Piece Suit

In my opinion, this is Burton’s very best product. They are easy to put on and take off, and they are warm and breathable. The suit comes in a Gore-Tex version at a higher price-point, but I have never wished I had the Gore-Tex version.

These suits are warm without being overly bulky, and very waterproof. They feature a durable reinforced butt and knees (which is particularly great for snowboarders).

These do run a little big, but not huge. They come with the Room To Grow feature, which allows you to snip the arm and leg seams for an extra 1.5″ of room. This is a suit that you can definitely get two seasons out of.

The colors and patterns are so fun and bright, and your child will be ultra visible on the hill!

Columbia Snuggly Bunny Bunting

We had a different version of this for our babies years ago, and this one is even better. The hood stays on well, but allows for baby movement and it’s completely fleece-lined on the head and torso for happy babies! Plus, I love that it zips completely down a leg for easy in and out.

Also check out their Infant Powder Lite Reversible bunting if you prefer it to be a little less bulky and not fleece-lined.

Reima Lappi

For everything Reima use code “MTNMAMA” for 20% off!

Reima snowsuits have THE cutest patterns which kids love to hear. They warm and even have extra warmth in the seat for babies who sit in the snow. We love the removable faux fur-lined hood (which, yes, does help with warmth) too.

WeeDo Funwear Ski Suits

Go here and use code “mtnmama” for 15% off WeeDo on the European Site.

If you want your kid to stand out on the ski hill, these are what you want! Not only are they creative and cute, but they are also solid as far as construction and details. For the first time, they are now available for purchase in the US. Available in size 18 months – 10 years.

These are also the only snowsuits for kids we know of that has a zipper at the waistline to make potty breaks super easy. GAME-CHANGER!

Features we love about WeeDo:

• helmet compatible hood with special grips to keep the hood on over the helmet
• hem lift system so they don’t drag
• 100% recycled insulation
• Snow skirts
• Toilet system for easy potty breaks!

Check out our full review of WeeDo here.

Best Snowsuits for Kids

Burton 2L One Piece

Available in sizes S – XL (6-16), this is the best snowsuit for big kids! We love how it isn’t too bulky, has room for layering, and has great cinches around the waist so it’s not sagging and getting in the way of movement.

Reima Stavanger

For everything Reima use code “mtnmama” for 20% off!

Reima is another brand nailing the insulated, fully waterproof suits. I was so shocked when testing this one (and really all Reima gear) that they were staying warm in super wet, cold and slushy conditions. This may very well be THE warmest snowsuit you can buy for kids. They are a bit heavy for tons of running around, but on the coldest days, nothing else stands up to the Stavanger.

Fits sizes 4T – 10 years (and runs slightly big).

Check out our full review of their winter gear here.

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Best Winter Boots/Shoes for Kids

Be sure to check out our full line-up of winter boot reviews here!

Muck

For neoprene boots, I have come to trust Muck first and foremost. The Hale is a favorite for year-round play with a comfort rating from sub-zero up to 65 degrees F (4 mm neoprene).

But for my son with bigger heels, the Rugged II is a much easier on and off boot and is a bit warmer (5 mm neoprene – comfort rated -20 – 50 degrees F). We also have found it has slightly better traction.

Bogs Neo-Classic

Bogs has really upped their boot game in the last couple years and we are very impressed. Quite honestly I always used to direct people elsewhere in general for neoprene boots. No longer!

The Neo-Classics are now 30% lighter (yes, we’ve noticed!), are warmer and have better traction.

You can also find Bogs at REI.

Stonz

Use code “MTNMAMA15” for 15% off Stonz products

While there are a ton of fantastic boots for kids out there, we have had the best luck with Stonz Trek Winter bootz (for sizes toddler 10 – Youth 6). They are super lightweight and incredibly warm (comfort tested by the company to -58 degrees F, by us to -25 degrees F). 

Only downfall is that after about 3 seasons, the soles are slightly worn down and don’t have as good of traction. That said, the kids have never complained about them.

Best winter boots for toddlers

Toddler boots need to keep feet warm AND easy to move in. These are the ones we recommend for easy walking and warm toes. You can also always add in some Aurora Heat foot warmers to make them even warmer (use code “mtnmama” to get 10% off!)

Baby Bogs

For new walkers, I have found the Baby Bogs to be the warmest (I always use a thick wool sock with them) and easiest to put on and walk in. Need more traction? We recommend the Bogs B-Moc, which are rated to -22 degrees F.

Jan and Jul Toasty Dry Puffy Winter Boots and Jan and Jul Toasty Dry Booties

These boots are not only cute, but they are cozy, warm and water resistant. While they are not super tall for deep snow, they are fantastic all-around winter boots that are light and easy to walk in. Rated to -4 degrees F.

The Toasty Dry booties are slightly shorter than the winter boots, but are a great all-around winter shoe to keep little feet warm and are very easy to put on.

Stonz Scout Boots

Use code “MTNMAMA15” for 15% off Stonz products

The Stonz Scouts are easy to put on like the Jan and Jul boots above, and rated the same as the Bogs boots (though easier to get on!) It’s worth noting that any boot with an opening like the Scout won’t keep as much snow out as the Bogs, for example. Though they are slightly taller.

Best Winter Boots for Babies

Babies need to have their feet kept warm too! These are our favorites for keeping little feet warm.

Stonz Booties and Liners

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These are my favorite go-to footwear for babies. They can used with or without the liners and keep little feet really warm (especially when coupled with wool socks). Personally, my kids have struggled to walk in them, but they are great for lots of warm layers.

On super cold days we will place hand warmers between the boot and the liner.

Jan and Jul Booties

If you have babies who are starting to walk, we really love these Toasty-Dry Booties by Jan and Jul. Size up and wear with a thick wool sock for more warmth. The soft sole is flexible and grippy for easy walking.

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Best Winter Mittens and Gloves for Kids, Babies and Toddlers

Choosing the right mittens and/or gloves for your kids can truly be the difference between a good cold day and a stressful one. The following have been our favorites over the years for our own kids.

We also recommend pairing Aurora Heat reusable hand warmers with any of these for added warmth.

Warmest Mittens for Babies

The best mittens for babies keep them warm and are great for layering.

Patagonia Pita Pocket Mittens

I love these mittens for layering. For babies especially we don’t even use the thumb, but tuck those hands in and then layer them in their snow suit. They are also thick enough to be cut out the wind if you’re not layering.

Reima Tassu Baby Mittens

The Tassu baby mittens have a soft sleeve liner and good insulation so they stay supple, but dry and warm too. No thumb for easy on and off and maximum warmth. Use code “mtnmama” to save 20% on Reima.

Stonz Infant Mittz

Use code “MTNMAMA15” for 15% off Stonz products

The infant mittz are thumb-less and waterproof and make a great outer-layer mitten. I love the toggles that keep them on little hands too.

Warmest Mittens for Toddlers

Toddlers are a fickle bunch and they need mittens that will keep them dry and warm AND stay on. You’ll notice that all our picks have a long cuff to keep snow out and make them easier to put on.

Reima OTE Mittens

These are our current favorite mittens for kids. They are 100% waterproof, warm and stay on. Available for kids aged 1-10. For everything Reima use code “mtnmama” for 20% off!

Stonz Mittz

Use code “MTNMAMA15” for 15% off Stonz products

Warm, keep the snow out and are perfect for layering under on really cold days. Every kid in our family has multiple pairs and we depend on them for keeping their hands warm.

Veyo Mittyz

Our top pick for toddlers. They are thumbless, but with a shape that allows for hand movement. We also love that they are soft on the outside which makes them more pliable in the cold too! Plus, the designs are super cute!

Best Warm Gloves for Kids

Burton Kids Gore-Tex Gloves

These gloves are warm, waterproof and breathable without being super bulky.

They are easy to put on and the insides don’t pull out when you’re taking them off. They come up past the wrist, but not too high. They can be worn under the sleeve or over it.

The sizing is pretty accurate. I ordered my 7 year old the extra small and they fit great.

Give’r Gloves and Mittens

Our entire family is huge fans of these 4-Season leather gloves and mittens. The XS size fits our 9 year old and they keep him very warm and dry. NOTE: They’re leather so they do need some working in to make them perfect.

Initials are burned into them to make sorting out the entire family’s pairs easy!

Reima Skimba

These gloves are great for kids who are moving, don’t need crazy amount of warmth, but do need to stay covered and dry. They have a pocket for a ski pass and straps so you don’t lose them.

Best lightweight gloves for kids

All of these gloves are touchscreen friendly and perfect for winter nordic skiing, biking, playground play in less cold temps, and as everyday gloves.

Patagonia Synchilla Gloves

Beware this gloves run big, so are actually perfect for tweens and teens (and adults!) We have a pair in size large and they fit my (small) hands perfectly. So well, in fact, that I claimed them for myself. They are thick and warm for fleece gloves and perfect for everyday gloves, nordic skiing, or more active pursuits outside. Size down one size for best fit.

Head Gloves

We tend to buy these in bulk at Costco, but Amazon has them at a great price too. They are perfect for fall, spring, and warmer winter days. I love that they fit small hands well, have grippies the palms and are touch-screen friendly.

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What are your kids wearing this winter?  Questions about how to keep warm? Feel free to leave us comments!

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• How to Layer Kids in Cold Weather
• Best Rain Gear for Kids
• Best Winter Boots for Kids
• Best Puffy Jackets for Kids

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