toddler boots

[C&C's mom]

I need to get some warm boots for my 19 mos little girl. We have tried a couple ugg knock offs from kohls and childrens place and have returned both. They seemed very slippery on floors. Oh and hard to get into.
Anyone have any recommendations? I was think bearpaw or even kids clarks. My DD has a pair of kids clarks shoes and she loves them.

Thanks!

[newg]

Are you looking for snow boots or just warm fashion boots? I get snow boots at LE.....they also sell warm fashion boots too.
I think their outterwear is on sale right now too.

Clarks has a 20% off coupon out right now. I'm taking DD2 there this weekend to get her a pair of shoes.

[abh5e8]

dd has had bear paw fashion boots the past 2 years and loves them. she really likes that she can just wear leggings and boots and no socks. we havn't tried kohls or target, so I can't compare them.

[sansdieu]

Bear paws have real shearling in them (I believe they run a bit on a smaller side), whereas Target/ TCP boots don't. Costco Ugg knockoffs are the real deal, too, but they don't come in sizes that small (I think they start at toddler size 10 or so). I would def get Bear Paws (or any boots that are real shearling on the inside), treat them with a waterproof spray (the one from Uggs), and your daughter would be all set.

[etaylor75]

We have the UGG knock offs from Costco and they are really nice! The bottoms are pretty grippy.

Erin

[BayGirl2]

Just found snow boots for DS at REI yesterday. They were on sale for $30, usually $45. The pair I got have velcro and are very easy to get on, in a gender neutral celery green. They had girly colors too. I've been searching for snow boots for a while and didn't like any I saw at Target, Kohls, etc. Last year he had a pair of Carters that looked like "duck boots" (rubber bottom, leather top) and they still fit but they rub his ankles and leave red marks.

Here's a link: http://www.rei.com/product/772623/ka...boots-toddlers