Best winter accessories for children

Don’t let the dropping temperature confine your family indoors. Kids can stay active and warm this season with these top winter accessories.

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Kids’ Snow Flurry Boots, $59.95; Lands End
Lands’ End is known for its quality and classic winter gear. The Kids’ Snow Flurry Boots come in a variety of vibrant colors and feature a cinch top for extra waterproofing and warmth. The patented OpenWIDE design makes it easy for kids to take on and off.
Stride Rite Made2Play Sneaker Boots, $55; Stride Rite
The light and more compact design of the Stride Rite sneaker boot allows little ones to run, jump and play with more flexibility. The boots are water resistant, machine washable and fleece lined with antimicrobial treatment to reduce odor.
Columbia Youth Powderbug Plus II Snow Boots, $55; Columbia
Temperature rated for -25 degrees Fahrenheit, the Powderbug Plus II Snow Boots from Columbia help feet stay warm and dry. Plus, they’re available in both bright prints and solid colors.
Kids’ Mad Bomber Hat, $39.95; L.L. Bean
This retro looking hat is worth the splurge! The rabbit fur lining keeps heads cozy and covers ears, too.
Kids’ Powder Town Beanie, $35; Patagonia
Go green with this ultra-soft, 100-percent recycled polyester knit beanie. The highly rated hat comes in nine fun prints and won’t lose its shape or shrink in the wash.
Bear Trapper Hat, $24.95; Gap Kids
Toddlers and little kids won’t want to rip off this cute faux-fur bear hat. Earflaps add extra warmth, and it’s machine washable too.
Youth ETip Glove, $40; The North Face
Whether your child is gripping snowballs or an iPhone, the four-way stretch fleece allows fingers to move naturally. The gloves also come with a lifetime warranty.
Kids’ Cold Buster Waterproof Gloves, $24.95; L.L. Bean
When it comes to cold weather accessories, it’s hard to beat the quality of L.L. Bean. The waterproof membrane blocks cold moisture so hands can stay dry all day. Both kids and parents will love the custom fit of the adjustable, Velcro closure.
Arctic Critter Convertible Mittens, $26; Hanna Andersson
These adorable looking fingerless gloves transform into snuggly mittens. They’re made of super soft, washable Sherpa fleece and keep little digits both toasty and comfortable.

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