Waterproof and warm enough — we want toes staying dry in snow, puddles, and slush.
Easy on/off
Good traction + stability
Comfort and foot-healthy
Reasonable price and durability — preferably something that handles playtime snow, not just “light snow” walks.
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My little one is about 3 years old (just started walking confidently on snow/ice), and we’re looking for good snow boots to get them through winter. If you have a 3- or 4-year-old — which boots did you pick, and how did they hold up after a few snow days? What should I avoid?
Thanks in advance 😊
I don't know how extreme the snow activity is going to be, but these are great for surviving Minnesota winter - nothing crazy, of course, but for every day outings or running errands (well, I run errands and kids tag along lol), these are pretty, comfortable and warm.
I’ve tried a few toddler snow boots this season — if I were you, I’d check out Sorel Snow Commander or Kamik Snowbug 7 for the best mix of waterproofing, warmth and ease-of-use. The Sorels are more rugged and great for deep snow or long snow-play days. Kamik’s are lighter and easy to get on/off, so nice if your kiddo is still wiggly during dressing.
If you want something a little more “boot + cozy winter shoe” style, the UGG Ashton Addie boots are nice for everyday winter walks or quick snow outings, and Northside Frosty gives a solid entry-level option without spending too much.
Snow boots for a 3-year-old 👶❄️
a rambunctious 3-year-old
Waterproof and warm enough — we want toes staying dry in snow, puddles, and slush.
Easy on/off
Good traction + stability
Comfort and foot-healthy
Reasonable price and durability — preferably something that handles playtime snow, not just “light snow” walks.
My little one is about 3 years old (just started walking confidently on snow/ice), and we’re looking for good snow boots to get them through winter. If you have a 3- or 4-year-old — which boots did you pick, and how did they hold up after a few snow days? What should I avoid? Thanks in advance 😊
I don't know how extreme the snow activity is going to be, but these are great for surviving Minnesota winter - nothing crazy, of course, but for every day outings or running errands (well, I run errands and kids tag along lol), these are pretty, comfortable and warm.
I’ve tried a few toddler snow boots this season — if I were you, I’d check out Sorel Snow Commander or Kamik Snowbug 7 for the best mix of waterproofing, warmth and ease-of-use. The Sorels are more rugged and great for deep snow or long snow-play days. Kamik’s are lighter and easy to get on/off, so nice if your kiddo is still wiggly during dressing.
If you want something a little more “boot + cozy winter shoe” style, the UGG Ashton Addie boots are nice for everyday winter walks or quick snow outings, and Northside Frosty gives a solid entry-level option without spending too much.