Cold weather is upon us, and if you’ve got slippers on the brain, we can’t say we blame you. In our book, slipper season lasts all year. But we’re not just talking about cozy footwear for dad or mom.

With cold weather here, you’re likely stocking up on cozy essentials like hot chocolate and fuzzy socks. But an equally important item you’re probably forgetting? Slippers for the kids. Here, find the ...

Which slippers for kids are best? If you’re looking for a way to keep your kids comfortable when they’re at home, buy them their own slippers. Socks are comfortable, but slippers are cozy, cute, warm ...

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Slipping and falling while playing in or near water is one of the fastest ways to ruin a child’s day. Thankfully, water shoes are designed specifically for splashing adventures. For the best kids’ ...

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Outfitting your kid with hiking shoes can take on outsized importance to outdoorsy parents. Are these the right shoes to inspire her with a lifelong love of the outdoors? Or are they so lacking in ...

Kids wear their shoes a bit rougher than the average adult. They’re always on the move and completely unbothered by mud, untied laces or dragging their shoes over asphalt to slow their scooters and ...