Clothing

When cabin fever strikes, bundle your baby girl into the Patagonia Tribbles Reversible Jacket, pop her in the stroller, and head out for some fresh air. Depending on the weather, you can reverse the Tribbles jacket to show the plush high-pile fleece side or leave it shell-side-out so this fully quilted jacket's DWR finish can do its job against light precipitation.

Layer up your little tyke with the Patagonia Infant Boys' Baby Reversible Tribbles Jacket. He will enjoy reversing the jacket and switching up his look as much as you will enjoy knowing he will be warm and dry whether he prefers the slick look of the plaid shell or the cuddly fleece with contrasting pockets.

With the Patagonia Infants Synchilla Bunting, your little one rolls in comfort and style when he or she rides in a backpack or a car or bike seat. This super-soft, double-lined fleece has a 3/4-length zipper and leg zippers to make it easy for you to change your infant in and out of this cute outfit.

The Burton Toddler Boys' Minishred Cyclops Bib Pant was built for learning to snowboard, plain and simple. And since Burton designed it with its Room-To-Grow System, the Cyclops is able to grow along with your little monster for years of shredtacular performance.

Outfit your baby twins in The North Face Infant Girls' Reversible Lil' Breeze Jacket, and you have a handy way of telling those two peas in a pod apart. Just dress one with the soft, high-pile fleece on the outside, and the other with the wind-resistant taffeta on the other; the Lil' Breeze keeps them warm no matter which way they wear it. And when a grandma that is seemingly obsessed with matching outfits is due for a visit, keep her happy by reversing one for identical fun.

When you simply have to get some exercise, bundle the little bugger up in the Columbia Infant Boys' Buga Set and head outside for a wintery baby-jogger jaunt through the neighborhood. Plenty of insulation in the pant and jacket keep him toasty despite the wind you're generating with your rapid clip, while the cozy fleece top adds extra core warmth.

Suit up your toddler for a day of fun in the snow in the Spyder Toddler Boys Mini Journey One-Piece Suit. Hell stay dry and warm thanks to the XTL 10K waterproof breathable laminate, a Spylon DWR finish, and taped critical seams, and plenty of lightweight Thermaweb insulation. So dry and warm, in fact, that your biggest problem may be heading off a tantrum when its time to go back inside. And, unlike those kiddie-clothes that have outlived their usefulness in a month, the Mini Journey features Small-To-Tall grow cuffs, so it can grow along with him.

When it comes to creating a total snow barrier for the little crawler in your family, you can trust the Columbia Snow Glow Set Snow Suit to meet her needs. While it appears to be just a pant and jacket combo set, you'll quickly see how the pants' fleece overall bib attachment makes all the difference when temps drop, snow piles up, and she dives right into the fluffiest of the fluffy white stuff.

Keep your little nipper toasty in the Patagonia Infant Boy's Down Sweater Bunting. European goose down shells out heavy-duty insulation, while the double zippers make it easy to get your little guy in and out. An inseam zip lets you make emergency diaper changes without having to pull him all the way out of his snug suit.

A little weather never stops a little boy, so invest in his happiness with The North Face Toddler Boys' Reversible Lil' Breeze Wind Jacket. The warm and partially recycled fleece lining retains heat while the smooth polyester outer blocks wind and light moisture.

Keep your little shredonaut warm with the Burton Minishred Illusion One-Piece. Highly water-resistant and breathable DryRide Durashell fabric makes sure she doesnt get soaked by outside moisture or inside humidity, and Thermacore insulation kills the cold when your toddler is testing out the bunny slope or sledding in the public park.

Suit up your toddler for a day of fun in the snow in the Spyder Toddler Boys Mini Journey One-Piece Suit. Hell stay dry and warm thanks to the XTL 10K waterproof breathable laminate, a Spylon DWR finish, and taped critical seams, and plenty of lightweight Thermaweb insulation. So dry and warm, in fact, that your biggest problem may be heading off a tantrum when its time to go back inside. And, unlike those kiddie-clothes that have outlived their usefulness in a month, the Mini Journey features Small-To-Tall grow cuffs, so it can grow along with him.

Your young one is just beginning her snow addiction, so set her up right with the Columbia Toddler Girls' Snow Trinity Down Bomber Jacket. She'll be adequately prepared for snowy backyard romps thanks to a durable Storm Lite DP polyester shell that is treated with DWR to slough moisture. A hybrid fill of both down and synthetic insulation keeps her toasty even when Mother Nature threatens to bury you both in white fluff, and giggles abound since this breathable and highly weather-resistant jacket offers comfort throughout the winter season.

Dressing your toddler can be so much fun sometimes, especially when you can bundle her into the Obermeyer Toddler Girls' Kismet Jacket. She looks absolutely adorable (even more than usual) in this jacket's bright colors, eye-catching design, and jewel embellishments; softly shirred sides give her a close but comfortable fit. All she cares about, on the other hand, is that the Kismet's going to keep her warm and dry as she plays in the snow. Jeez, Mom, get your priorities straight.

Keep your youngest explorer safe from the elements in The North Face Toddler Girls' Torina Triclimate Jacket. Built with The North Face quality you've grown to know and trust, the Torina features tough HyVent 2L fabric to keep out the cold and keep in both warmth and cuteness. A cush liner jacket can be worn solo during fall play days in the backyard, or added for extra warmth within the entire jacket package. Fully taped seams mean no moisture gets in, whether she's making snowballs or trying her hand at skiing.

Bundle your baby into the Reversible Lil' Breeze Wind Jacket and head outdoors to try out your new baby carrier. He'll be nice and warm as he surveys the world from this radically different perspective, thanks to this jacket's combination of lightweight, wind-resistant taffeta on one side and high-pile fleece on the other. You can feel him wriggling with delight at the view from over your shoulder, but thanks to the binding around the hood and the cuffs, the jacket will stay in place so he'll stay nicely covered up.

Bundle your baby into the Reversible Lil' Breeze Wind Jacket and head outdoors to try out your new baby carrier. He'll be nice and warm as he surveys the world from this radically different perspective, thanks to this jacket's combination of lightweight, wind-resistant taffeta on one side and high-pile fleece on the other. You can feel him wriggling with delight at the view from over your shoulder, but thanks to the binding around the hood and the cuffs, the jacket will stay in place so he'll stay nicely covered up.

Even the smaller storms can seem like an Arctic expedition to your little snow princess, so bundle her up in the Spyder Toddler Girls' Bitsy Lola Jacket before you take her out into the winter weather. The fun prints and faux fur help her to feel like royalty, while the snow-proof jacket keeps the storm from getting inside and ruining her day sledding or learning how to slide around with sticks on her feet.

While wearing the Spyder Toddler Boys Mini Throw Bib Pant, your youngest adventurer will stay warm, dry, and excited to build snow forts all winter long. A healthy helping of Thermaweb insulation battles off the chills, and the attached stretch-fleece vest wraps his upper body in ample warmth. Even after a season of energy-packed adventures, these bibs are good to go thanks to details like tough dobby-weave fabric and scuff guards where his pant legs rub together.

Even if your little dude can't pull his ticket out of the designated pocket of the O'Neill Toddler Boys' Bacon Insulated Suit himself, it certainly makes it easier for you or the liftie to do so. Insulation throughout and a reinforced hem ensures the little snow creature in your family won't become a shivering mess when the temperature drops. And the O'Neill's Grow System gives him a few seasons of use. Well, hopefully, depending on how much spinach he eats.

If you find yourself thinking that nobody in his or her right, sane, and rational mind could find joy in frigid temps, then you're not a baby. What? You say that there's no way a baby can muster a happy facial movement. Well, feast your eyes on the Quiksilver Infant Boys' Illusion Snow Suit and prepare to be dazzled by the starry eyes of a little man as happy as a pig in a pile. The Illusion Snow Suit is Quiksilver's treat to skeptical parents looking for a little extra joy during those media-coined 'gloomy months.'

Get your little ankle-biter ready for his first ski lesson (you can't start them too soon) with the Columbia Toddler Boys' Buga Set. No matter what the weather's doing at the hill, he'll stay dry and warm in this two-piece set. Fully insulated pants with a fleece bib on top keep him comfortable no matter how many times he topples over onto the snow, while the jacket with the adjustable storm hood protects him from nippy winds.

Equipped with the Patagonia Toddler Boys' Baggies Jacket, rain pants, and boots, your little guy will have no problem jumping through puddles this spring. This water- and wind-resistant jacket helps shield your little rascal from the wet so he can continue making a giant mess all over his rain wear.

We presume that the small shredder in your family isn't a Russian boxer, but that doesn't mean that he shouldn't sport the O'Neill Toddler Boys' Victor Insulated Suit. The Grow System that O'Neill designers included gives you the option to easily extend the sleeves and legs to keep up with his growth spurts while an exterior pass pocket makes the lives of you, instructors, and lifties so much easier.

When it comes to your little monsters (and by monster, we mean little angel) warmth, dont settle for second best. Wrap his upper body in the super-cozy and ultra-warm The North Face Toddler Boys Denali Fleece Jacket.

Don't drop you little one off at her first ski lesson without making sure she's going to stay warm and comfortable. If she's dressed in the Spyder Toddler Girls' Bitsy Duffy Puff Jacket, you can be sure there will be many more lessons in her future. Spyder made the Duffy puffy with 200g of heat-trapping Thermaweb insulation and a waterproof breathable shell so she can focus on learning how to turn, not on the weather.

The North Face Toddler Jump Up Insulated Snow Suit insulates your little girl from head to foot, so she can accompany you on winter walks. When she wants to play in the snow, let her go to townthis suit is fully seam-sealed and waterproof breathable, so she stays dry and warm.

Your boy will love the Renegade Warmth Jacket from Columbia. Fabricated with Omni-Heat 1/2s thermal reflective lining and 100g of polyester insulation your boy will stay warm all winter long. The durable waterproof breathable nylon fabric is Omni-Tech seam-sealed to create a shell that deters rain and wind.

You want your babe to be warm on your winter walk to Central Park, and if your small tyke's winter suit can be made out of 100% recycled fabric (that's still water-repellant and warm), that's a sweet bonus. Throw reversible in the design and you have the Patagonia Infants' Baby Reversible Puff-Ball Bunting. When your little one drools down his front, you can flip the bunting inside-out. Its recycled polyester insulation and water-repellent finish ensures your babe stays nice and toasty. A long diagonal zipper makes changing your youngster's diaper a cinch. This Patagonia bunting even has built-in mittens to keep tiny fingers from feeling the chill.

Zip your little one up in the Spyder Toddler Girls' Bitsy Mynx Jacket. ThermaWeb insulation keeps her toasty while she tackles the bunny slope for the first time, and a weather-resistant polyester twill shell keeps her both dry and recognizable in ski school. Critical seam taping ensures that seepage won't cut ski lessons short even if she takes a powder plunge or two.