These are the best toddler winter mittens I have ordered, this is the YS size for smaller toddlers. They feature a waterproof sturdy outer shell with dinosaurs, and a soft fleece inside. The baby's hand will slide easily on the fleece for ease of putting on or taking off, and just in general mittens are way faster and easier to put on a baby than gloves are. There is a velcro strap to secure the mittens at the wrist, which the toddler will probably need an adult to help them with, it's strong, will stay closed, and will keep wind out of the gloves and ensure they stay on. The mittens have a clip to link them together when not in use for anti-loss purposes.They can play in the snow in these waterproof mittens whereas they should not in knit mittens. These are way better for actual winter than knit mittens. I don't like gloves at all for this age group. Mittens are the way to go.Mittens are way better than gloves, especially for the little ones, because they are significantly warmer. It gets really cold here and these are nice and warm with sufficient insulation even for pretty cold temperatures. Thin knit gloves or mittens might be good when it's 30 degrees Fahrenheit, but when it's ten degrees I want the baby to have insulated mittens like these. The inside is soft and comfy.These mittens are sturdy, durable, and washable. I would unlink them to wash them. I think they are an awesome value for the two pack. This is definitely the kind of toddler mittens that you need for genuine winter weather and even outdoor play in the cold and the wonder of snow and ice.