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I would go crazy if I stayed indoors with my baby during bad weather. A baby rain suit and waterproof booties let us get outdoors regardless of the weather. Rain boots are actually pretty hard to find for infant and crawling babies. Here I’ll go over some of the best baby rain boots, options for improvising your own, and how to keep booties on your baby’s feet. My personal favourite are the Crocs Unisex Kid's Handle It Rain Boot as the oversized handles make them easy for little ones to put on and take off.

Waterproof mittens: Kid’s sized waterproof mittens should fit a baby’s feet well. Look for ones which have adjustable wrist straps and the mittens will stay on your baby’s feet better. Umbrella bags: These are usually completely waterproof and very cheap. Just put them over your baby’s feet and use some hair bands to hold in place.There are also wellies which have handy handles making it easy for your child to pull them on themselves. Type Of Lining Large dog booties: These are usually much cheaper than waterproof baby booties. The large size should fit small infants. Keep your little ones happy and dry on rainy days with our guides to the best Puddle Suits and Kids Waterproof Trousers.

I love how high up the booties go because it helps keep them from falling off. There is also an elastic band with a snap to help keep the boots on. I wish there were multiple snaps so you could adjust the tightness though. They are machine washable but you’ll get a lot more life out of them if you hand-wash in cold water.

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If you think I left any out that should be included or have a suggestion for a future article, let me know in the comments below. Choose booties with multiple drawstrings: One drawstring is good but two drawstrings are even better. Waterproof and rainproof; keeps your kids feet completely dry playing in rain, streams, puddles and garden. From smooth soles to prevent clumps of mud getting trapped to chunky soles with good grip and tread, think about the type of soles you want on your wellies. FAQ’s Wellies