Review on ❄️ ACCSA Kids Toddlers Winter Mittens - Infant 3M Thinsulate Warm Ski Gloves: Waterproof & Winterproof Snow Gloves for Girls by Tommy Rao

So the downside is that the thumb is slightly lower on the mittens. Unless your little one's arm is too long, they leave quite a bit of excess at the end of the glove, making it a bit awkward to hold on to. Other than that, these are perfectly fine mittens otherwise. They are warm, usually easy to put on and offer some protection against moisture from the outside. I wouldn't advise spending a lot of time with them in the snow just because they got soaked from heavy rain after a while. That's understandable, but when it's freezing outside you just have to be aware that after a while their hands will start to freeze. It's not really a negative, I'm just pointing this out because the material and color make it a bit harder to tell when the gloves are wet and your little one might not have the best communication. In this respect they are perfectly preserved. Not only in the cold, but also in good wearing and playing time. No breaks, the seams are fine and the clips and the like are still connected without any signs of breaks.