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5 Ways to Keep Kids Dry in the Rain

It's raining, your kid asks to go out, you look at the driveway filling up with water, and you say maybe later. Rain is the easiest no in parenting. Five things change that, and none of them are complicated.

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5 Ways to Keep Kids Dry in the Rain

It's raining, your kid asks to go out, you look at the driveway filling up with water, and you say maybe later. Rain is the easiest no in parenting. Five things change that, and none of them are complicated.

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#1 

A Jacket Stops at the Waist

A rain jacket keeps their shirt dry and stops there. Soaked pants, muddy knees, and the water running down their back the second they sit down are all still in play. Full-body coverage gives rain fewer places to get in.

#1 

A Jacket Stops at the Waist

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A rain jacket keeps their shirt dry and stops there. Soaked pants, muddy knees, and the water running down their back the second they sit down are all still in play. Full-body coverage gives rain fewer places to get in.

#2

Look Beyond the Waterproof Fabric

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Waterproof material only works if the rest of the gear keeps water out too. The openings are where it fails. Taped seams, a waterproof zipper, and cuffs that close snug at the wrist and ankle are what stop rain from sneaking through.

#3

Goes Over Their Regular Clothes

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Your instinct is to add layers. Bulk makes a kid slower and crankier and no drier, and the fix is one waterproof layer over the clothes they already have on. That also means no outfit change at the door.

#4

Don't Forget About Puddles and Mud

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Rain falling from above is the easy part. Kids kneel, splash, sit, crawl and inevitably find the biggest puddle around. Reinforced knees, elbows, and rear are what take that beating, and gear without them is where the first hole shows up.

#5

Choose Rain Gear They'll Actually Wear

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The best rain gear does nothing if getting it on turns into a battle at the door. Quick to put on, roomy enough to move in, a hood that stays put. If it takes two adults and four minutes, it lives in the closet.

#2 

Look Beyond the Waterproof Fabric

Waterproof material only works if the rest of the gear keeps water out too. The openings are where it fails. Taped seams, a waterproof zipper, and cuffs that close snug at the wrist and ankle are what stop rain from sneaking through.

Rain-Bow Rain Suit
Rain-Bow Rain Suit

#3 

Goes Over Their Regular Clothes

Your instinct is to add layers. Bulk makes a kid slower and crankier and no drier, and the fix is one waterproof layer over the clothes they already have on. That also means no outfit change at the door.

#4

Don't Forget About Puddles and Mud

Rain falling from above is the easy part. Kids kneel, splash, sit, crawl and inevitably find the biggest puddle around. Reinforced knees, elbows, and rear are what take that beating, and gear without them is where the first hole shows up.

Rain-Bow Rain Suit
Rain-Bow Rain Suit

#5

Choose Rain Gear They'll Actually Wear

The best rain gear does nothing if getting it on turns into a battle at the door. Quick to put on, roomy enough to move in, a hood that stays put. If it takes two adults and four minutes, it lives in the closet.

Parents Love It

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Sarah M.

My daughter used to beg to go outside in the rain and I'd say no because of the mess. Now she suits up herself and comes back bone dry. Total game changer.

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Jenna R.

Fits right over her clothes, goes on in seconds, and actually keeps her dry. We use it for school drop-off, the bus stop, everything.

★★★★★

Mike D.

Reinforced knees have survived a whole season of puddle diving. Worth every penny.

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Rain-Bow Rain Suit – Blue
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Rain-Bow Rain Suit – Blue
Rain-Bow Rain Suit – Blue
L-Bow Rain-Bow Rain Suit blue fully waterproof kids rain suit child playing outside
Rain-Bow Rain Suit – Blue
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Rain-Bow Rain Suit – Blue
Rain-Bow Rain Suit – Blue

One Rain Suit That Checks All the Boxes

Rain-Bow Rain Suit – Blue

$49.99 $79.99

Free shipping · Unisex sizes 2T to 6/7

Rain-Bow was designed for the way kids actually play, with full-body waterproof coverage, taped seams, reinforced play zones, adjustable cuffs, and reflective details built into one easy-to-wear suit. Unisex fit, sizes 2T to 6/7.

We built L-Bow so a little rain never has to mean a wasted afternoon. Dry kids are happy kids, and happy kids get more time outside.

THE L-BOW FAMILY

Rain-Bow Rain Suit

FAQs

What makes the Rain-Bow different from a cheap poncho?

A poncho flaps around and leaves everything below the shoulders soaked. The Rain-Bow is a full-body suit in waterproof ripstop nylon with heat-taped seams and a waterproof zipper, so a kid can play hard and stay dry from the hood down to the ankles.

Will it actually keep my child dry?

Yes. The Rain-Bow is fully waterproof, ripstop nylon with heat-taped seams and a waterproof zipper, and the elastic Velcro cuffs close off the wrists and ankles where water usually gets in. A kid can kneel in a puddle and stay dry.

What sizes does it come in?

Unisex sizes 2T, 3T, 4T, 5T, and 6/7. It's cut to go over the clothes your child already has on, so there's no need to size up for layers. We don't make rain suits past 6/7 right now.

Is it easy to get on and off?

It slips over regular clothes and the elastic and Velcro cuffs cinch in seconds. That's the whole point. Gear that turns into a wrestling match doesn't get worn.

Can they be seen on dark, rainy days?

Yes. Reflective detailing on the hood, sleeves, back, and chest keeps them visible in low light, and the oversized hood has an extended bill that keeps rain off their face.