Toddler/Preschool WARM Winter boots--what to get?

[Ottakee]

Our church is adopting a family for Christmas. It is a single mom with 3 year old twins (boy and girl) and then a 5 year old boy.

 

It was listed that they need winter boots--size 11 little girl and then 12 and 2 for the boys.

 

We are in Michigan and it is COLD and depending on exactly where in the county you are we have 8-24 inches of snow on the ground right now so the boots need to be waterproof and WARM but still little kid friendly (velcro or slip ons, cute, etc).

 

Where would you get them? I can order them if shipping won't take too long or try to find a local store. I just don't want the cheap Walmart boots that will fall apart in 4 weeks or aren't really warm, etc.

[Osmosis Mom]

I highly recommend Land's End boots. Ds has used them for the past two winters and they are warm, easy to get on and last. Price, thoug,h is $20-30 and they have free shipping all the time.

[Melinda in VT]

I've done Lands End boots for my kids with good results.

[Ottakee]

Thanks. I looked but they don't have any cute colors for the little girl. They are out of the pink and purple and I think have navy left in her size. I know they are warm though.

[SonshineLearner]

Just a thought... Navy was a color that I would get for my daughter. Perhaps you could give a side... like a cute hair decoration?? .... Makes me wanna order some for my kiddos :)

[Melinda in VT]

LL Bean?

[wapiti]

http://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/57011?feat=631-CL1

[BikeBookBread]

The girls' Lands End Squalls just arrived. LLL has worn hers almost every minute since they arrived. They are toasty warm and easy to put on. They aren't showing up on the Lands End website, so they might be sold out for the moment. Perhaps they have them in a Sears store, though. They were quite reasonable after the online code I had... They were $25 a pair.