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]]>Columbia Glennaker Rain Jacket
Made from 100% nylon, this entirely waterproof Columbia rain jacket is lightweight, allowing your kids to continue their outdoor fun without being weighed down. If it gets cold, your kids can keep their hands warm in the comfy hand pockets while the elastic cuffs will keep the jacket secure in place.
Reima Fleece Lined Koski Rain Jacket
If you often get rainfall in cold weather where you live, then this Reima jacket will be sure to keep your kids warm with its cozy polyester fleece lining. Still, with its detachable hood, this can also be used as a stylish jacket that your kids could wear at a party or at lunch or dinner with the family without a hood getting in the way.
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mountain warehouse (@kombezik.shop)L.L.Bean Kids’ Discovery Rain Jacket
If your kids love moving around a lot and playing sports, then this L.L. Bean Kids’ rain jacket will be ideal with its breathable mesh lining and lightweight nylon exterior. What’s more, it comes with elastic cuffs to keep water out as well as a fleece-lined chin guard for comfort.
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Letting your kids choose their own clothes doesn’t necessarily mean they can buy whatever they want to. Setting a budget for them is a great way to teach them about money management and decision-making because they’ll have to figure out how to pick quality items that fit into their wardrobe – and budget.
Avoiding Complaints
You know that feeling when you’re trying to dress your child, and you end up in a huge argument because they don’t want to wear clothes that you’ve picked for them? You can avoid this issue by giving your kids the freedom to pick their own clothes because they won’t have much to complain about when the choice is theirs.
Promoting Self-Expression
Kids enjoy picking their own clothes because it allows them to express their individuality and interests. They can explore their own sense of style and creativity, picking clothes in bold colors and with fun prints and patterns to tell the world who they are and what they like.
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From books to school supplies, you’ll have many expenses to deal with at the start of the school year, and clothes aren’t really a priority. Try to focus on the essentials that can’t wait, and buy new clothes as the school year goes along so you wouldn’t have to spend tons of money at once.
Trying Clothes On
The main reason why you’ll probably have to buy some new clothes ahead of the new school year is your kids’ growth spurt. It’s a good idea to have them try on their clothes from last season to make sure they no longer fit them before spending a fortune on new clothes.
Shopping List
After identifying the clothes that still fit, try to figure out what you actually need to buy. Make a shopping list to avoid unnecessary purchases and try to hit the stores with a budget in mind.
Versatile Pieces
When doing actual shopping, try to focus on clothes that your kids can easily mix and match, and try looking for items they won’t outgrow by next season.
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