Umbrellas

Here you will find our lovely umbrellas for children, which are both fun to look at and practical to bring along when you are taking the dog for an evening walk or heading out to feed the ducks on a rainy afternoon. If you love exploring nature on a wet autumn day, when everyone in the family puts on their rainwear and wellies, an umbrella is useful to have in hand. It is highly practical for keeping off the worst of the rain, and if a proper downpour arrives, it is perfect for standing under with mum and dad or a younger sibling. A rain hood can keep off some of the rain, of course, but it is simply not enough when the heavens really open. Umbrellas are also great fun to bring along on an outing. Can you picture little Alfred happily jumping around in his wellies, wearing his smart green rainwear and holding one of the lovely SUNNYLiFE designs? They are created with young children in mind, focusing on play and fun. That is why the designs go all out for boys, with cool dinosaur spikes, big dinosaur eyes and lots of other lovely details that your little boy is sure to love.

Designs for older children

Umbrellas are of course also great for older children, and here we can recommend the stylish designs from Grech & co., who create beautiful umbrellas in a wide range of colours. Surely your child will find a favourite among them. For older children who may not be keen on putting on the whole outfit of a rain jacket, rain trousers, wellies and everything else, an umbrella can be a great solution. It is also perfect for those very cold days when rain is falling steadily from the sky. Your child can put on a winter coat, a pair of waterproof winter boots and take the umbrella along, staying protected from the rain and arriving home warm and dry.

Take good care of your child’s umbrella

To help it retain its waterproof qualities and prevent unnecessary wear, it is important to let the umbrella dry correctly. It is designed to catch the water from above and keep your child’s clothing and outerwear nice and dry, but this also means that it is often very wet when your child comes home after being out in the rain. When you hang it up to dry, it should be closed and turned upside down. If it dries while open, this can put unnecessary strain on the canopy and it will not last as long. Once it is completely dry, you can hang it up or store it in its umbrella sleeve, allowing your child to enjoy it for many years.