Wellies come in all shapes and sizes including short and long lengths. Some are more calf fitted whereas some are looser around the leg. Activities You Are Using Them For 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 Playshoes is a German brand which makes a lot of great rain gear for babies and little kids. Their booties are sized to fit a toddler but will work great for babies too. The booties will be a bit baggy on a baby but it won’t bother your baby while crawling. The larger sizes can also go over shoes when your baby starts walking.

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.We’ve rounded up the best wellies on the market for babies! From classic wellington boots to waterproof rain footies, we’ve got it covered.

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. Choose booties with multiple drawstrings: One drawstring is good but two drawstrings are even better. 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. 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 WelliesThese are one of the only baby booties which really won’t fall off. They have two drawstring toggles which keep the boots securely in place. Just note that they are NOT completely waterproof. The booties are water-resistant, which means water will mostly fall off of them. If your baby crawls through a deep puddle, her feet will end up wet. Because of that, these booties are best for hiking in cold weather with a baby or situations where your baby’s feet dangling out of a carrier or stroller. A good way to keep them in good condition is to ‘hose them down’ or wash them regularly, clean any mud and dirt away from the sole, dry them in a well ventilated area, but away from radiators or fireplaces and hang them by the heel, so that they dry out properly.