Rain gear for little kids

[BubblyTrip]

What do you bring?

DS has a nice raincoat. It's soft, not vinyl, so it folds up well, but it's lined and it's going to take up some space if I bring it. I will have a stroller for stashing it.

Is a poncho a better choice? If so, where did you get yours? Nothing on Amazon is sticking out.

 

[DisneyGal24]

The kids would stay in the stroller under the rain cover until we reached our ride/next attraction and we had ponchos. No stroller for DD this time so we will get her a cheap poncho.

 

[MatoMany]

Mine won't wear any sort of rain gear. If it gets bad they have umbrellas.. Really though we just get a bit damp. Maybe my kids are strange but as long as its not cold they just take the rain gear off.

 

[monorailsilver]

Ponchos but thankfully we rarely need them, even in August!

Walgreens sells them cheap.

 

[MandiC]

I bought our ponchos at the Dollar Tree! They worked for us and our 7 and 9 year olds just fine.

 

[texasroni75]

I think I posted this in another thread too somewhere, but the best budget-friendly option we found was $4.88 and I found it by the umbrellas section at Walmart. They also had them in the camping section. Way better than the $ store kind, but not nearly as bulky as a regular raincoat. It came in its own drawstring bag for storage and it fits kids from 4-10 yrs old.

It's the one on the right in the image below (taken in Epcot in September when we got caught in some storms near Italy pavillion) - the one on the left is a GAP rain poncho we bought for my oldest DD years ago, so I don't remember how much that cost, but obviously that's held up well too since it's probably 10-12 years old now.

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[MSSANDRA]

Both of my boys hated ponchos when they were little and the 7 year old still does. I just took their regular rain coats. The were much more comfortable.

 

[mrsp1030]

We bought the Disney ponchos as hey are heavyweight and work great. Also keep your receipt b/ if it tears they will replace it for free.

 

[BubblyTrip]

I think I posted this in another thread too somewhere, but the best budget-friendly option we found was $4.88 and I found it by the umbrellas section at Walmart. They also had them in the camping section. Way better than the $ store kind, but not nearly as bulky as a regular raincoat. It came in its own drawstring bag for storage and it fits kids from 4-10 yrs old.

It's the one on the right in the image below (taken in Epcot in September when we got caught in some storms near Italy pavillion) - the one on the left is a GAP rain poncho we bought for my oldest DD years ago, so I don't remember how much that cost, but obviously that's held up well too since it's probably 10-12 years old now.

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Yes! This is what I want. A very thin rain jacket. I do not live near a Walmart though. Will look at Target I guess.