The 10 Best Umbrellas For Kids

No downpour will be a match for the Kidorable Dragon Knight (around $17). If your young ones are afraid of the rain, they'll feel brave with this model. Its handle looks like that of a sword and features a grooved grip that's easy to hold onto.

Whatever your puddle jumper's personality may be, he or she can show it with the RainStoppers Manual (around $8). It's available in over a dozen creative prints, like skulls, sharks, camouflage, and flowers. There's definitely one for every young member of the family.

Your kiddo will love staying warm and dry beneath his favorite rescue pups with the Nickelodeon Paw Patrol Marshall (appx. $12). When your child squeezes the handle, the dog's ears flap open or flop over, just like a real canine's would when alerted to trouble.

With its classic look and durable build, the Hatley Boys' (appx. $19) is an item you'll gladly keep and pass onto younger siblings. It features a thick, square stopper at the top to protect the canopy from damage when your young one decides to use this as a cane (or play sword).

The clear dome of the Totes Bubble (appx. $15) isn't just adorable, it's also quite functional. Its canopy drops down lower than traditional models, further protecting little ones from rain and wind, while its transparent material still lets users see where they are going.

As individual as your young adventurer, the Stephen Joseph Pop Up (appx. $15) is one option that will have you reaching for the camera. It comes in several imaginative designs, each of which feature endearing parts that stand up when its expanded, like fins and ears.

If your cutie is all about her pointe shoes and tutus right now, then she'll adore the Kidorable Pink Ballerina (appx. $16). Its inclusive canopy features dancers of various ethnicities, as well as precious details, like ruffles and a 3D ribbon.

It's no secret that children are crazy for unicorns, so let the mythical creature of the Micaddy Kidorable (around $18) protect your munchkin in a downpour. The rainbow mane will move in the wind, mimicking real hair and making little ones giggle.

Should your son or daughter insist on having more grown-up-looking accessories, then the FCTRY Hipsterkid (appx. $20) should suit his or her sophisticated taste, as it doesn't have any cartoony characters. It's still bright enough to cheer anyone up on an overcast day, though.

The Skip Hop Zoo (appx. $22) offers the best of both bubble and traditional models, with a mostly opaque canopy that keeps UV rays out which is equipped with a small window for kids to see through and navigate their path. Unfortunately, the spokes can bend.