Recommendations for toddler gloves/mittens?

[Emski]

The poor baba's hands are freezing! Can anyone recommend any particular styles or brands of gloves for a 16-month-old? She doesn't tend to like this kind of thing - hats get pulled off and thrown on the floor.

Any advice appreciated, thank you.

[Dulwich Born And Bred]

I just ordered some magic gloves for my boy, magic gloves they are called and they stretch. I know he would refuse mittens because he likes going around touching everything so these seemed good. Magic Gloves

[gwod]

Getting tiny fingers into tiny gloves is just too hard and is a recipe for stress - mittens all the way for me. Even better - mittens on strings through the arms of the coat are genius. There's something great about seeing them toddle about with them dangling down. Also they can put their own mittens on and off themselves with no fear of them getting lost.

[missd]

Soup Dragon sells nice mittens on a string that go through the coat

[The Nappy Lady]

Best thing we had was one of the Jo Jo Fleece All in One suits, with the fold over cuffs that come down and around the hands like mittens - last winter our 1 year old wore it daily, and no issues with lost gloves etc. though of course you do have to fold them back if they need to hold a beaker or anything.

Jo Jo also do the mittens that popper on to the ends of the sleeves mind you, we had some of those too, but found the fold over cuffs the best solution.

This year, at just 2 she's been saying to me "Need glubs Mummy, need glubs"!!

Molly

[Dulwich Born And Bred]

My gloves came today and was very easy to put onto my son. He loves it because he was still free, the mittens was a no go because he could not use his fingers.