The 10 Best Uggs For Kids

You can't go wrong with the Classic II (appx. $110), an updated version of the original that now conveniently come pretreated for instant stain and water protection. The unisex styling means you can pass these down to any sibling when your child outgrows them.

If you want your little one to enjoy the cozy softness of shearling lamb footwear without having to worry about getting them dirty, the Dakota Moccasin (about $69) are a good choice. They come in the brand's signature chestnut color, and have sturdy rubber bottoms.

The rugged Butte CWR (around $129) are designed for playing in the snow, with a waterproof leather construction that's easier to keep clean than the typical suede options from this brand. The 200 gram Thinsulate insulation keeps toes warm in temperatures as low as -4 degrees Fahrenheit.

The Bailey Bow (around $150) is a feminine take on the original style, with two satin bows accenting the backs of the shafts. They come in a variety of colors, including neutral options that go with everything, or a sassy pink with contrasting ribbons.

The hiker-inspired Obie Waterproof (about $64) are a comfortable choice with a low profile that is less clunky for toddlers to run around in. They feature side zippers to help get them on and off quickly, and fixed elastic laces that are adjustable.

The versatile Tasman Slipper (appx. $69) are a consistent favorite because nearly any aged child can slip them on all by themselves, hands free. They have thicker soles than typical indoor footwear, making them a sturdy choice that can handle a wander outside.

The Pinkipuff Classic (around $129) could be a special gift for a girly-girl who likes to make a fashion statement with her footwear. While they are a bit pricey for boots that aren't water resistant, they will keep her feet warm in dry conditions.

Even little ones who feel restricted in traditional boots will feel carefree in the Neumel Chukka (about $110). They sit just above the ankle and have a rocker-bottom sole that is super lightweight while still providing secure traction.

The whimsical Dydo Pritchard (around $69) are fun booties for a monster or dinosaur-loving child, or just any kid who likes their everyday to be infused with a bit of make-believe. The double hook-and-loop closure keeps them snug, and the side zippers are ideal for chubby toddler feet.

The Cardy II (appx. $118) offer more in the way of style than warmth, and come in a neutral black or grey that looks great over a pair of skinny jeans. These boots display two large wooden buttons when worn tall, and two smaller ones when folded down.