The Best Baby Snowsuits to Keep Your Kids Warm This Winter

Made from recycled polyester fleece and available in a ton of fun animal shapes, this is a piece that will thrill your child as much as it keeps him or her warm. It includes the hood, as well as a binky pocket on the chest to keep your son or daughter's essentials nearby.

Warmth without the bulk: This snowsuit is packed with Thinsulate insulation to keep babies and toddlers nice and toasty. There's a full front zipper so it's easy to take off and put on, as well as an elasticized waist for easier movement. Internal nylon gaiters help keep snow and ice out, and the vents fit over snow boots. The fabric is wind- and water-resistant.

Not only does this look shockingly sleek. But it's heavily insulated, without being bulky, so your tot is warm. It has a full zip front and adjustable elements, so you can toggle the level of warmth depending on where you are and what you're doing. It has a removable and adjustable hood, full length zipper front, zippered chest and hand pockets, ski pass pocket, comfort cuffs, elastic hem, cuff tab adjustable leg openings, internal leg gaiters, and reinforced seat and knees.

This colorful snowsuit keeps your little one warm in sub-zero temps, and yet, it's not bulky whatsoever. It has a diagonal zipper for easy on and off, as well as fold-over flaps for keeping little hands and feet warm. It's water-resistant.

This water-resistant snowsuit has even more down than previous models, making it warmer without adding any extra bulk. The 650-fill DownTek PFC-Free water-repellant down stays dry twice as long as before. The snowsuit also has rollover mittens and foot warmers, and an insulated hood. It zips down the front for diaper changes.

If you're dealing with only moderate cold, check out this sweet cotton hooded cable knit romper, perfect for a breezy afternoon in Nantucket. It has a cable pattern on the front and back and faux fur trim to add that extra upscale touch. The buttons down the front simplify diaper changes.

This reversible bunting has a water- and wind-resistant shell to keep babies warm, and Thermarator insulation ups the ante on truly chilly days. There's an attached hood and fold-over hand and feet quiltings.

Yes, it's pricey. But thanks to its zippered length and width extensions, it works until your kid is roughly four years old. There's a removable anti-slip back panel so it's safe to use in car seats. This wearable blanket is warm, weatherproof, and durable. Plus, it's cozy as hell.

One of the best snowsuits we've ever used, this one converts right into a bag when you zip up the front. The details here matter: All the seams are sealed waterproof, the seat is insulated, the filling is down, the cuffs and leg ends are elastic, and there are two zippers for easy on and off. It's comfortable. It's beyond pratcical. And it's truly warm.

This gorgeous down bunting has gloves at the sleeves, two slanted zippers for easy on and off, and a filling that's 90 percent duck down and 10 percent small feathers. It's lined in soft fleece.

The fleece-lined bunting keeps your baby warm AF. The shell is water-resistant, and the top cover is removable. There's a two-layer opening, which makes it easier to get your baby inside. And it's machine washable. The adjustable back opening works with harnesses found on most strollers.

A wearable blanket jacket for cold weather? We only wish they made this baby bunting in adult sizes. This wearable coat has a down-alternative filling and a detachable bottom that means the bunting can be turned into a jacket if you're so inclined. The hood is plush-lined, and there are snap-on mittens.