The 10 Best Clogs For Kids

If your child can't be bothered with straps, then she'll love that the Amoji Slippers (around $14) just slide right on. Even picky kids who don't like similar shoes tend to enjoy these. Unfortunately, the traction isn't good enough for slippery surfaces.

Parents of clumsier munchkins will feel more confident putting them in the Crocs Klarin (around $25). The double strap design holds the foot steadily while your child jumps and plays at the shore. Plus, they're harder for rambunctious wearers to take off — which can be a good thing.

Give the mini hippie in your life the Capelli New York Dip Dyed (around $10), so she can wear them while out petitioning with you for social issues. Their two layers of drainage holes — both big and small — keep bulkier particles out, but still release water quickly.

Any toddlers will giggle with joy when they slip their feet into the adorable Clogstrom Animals (about $13), as they look like little caterpillars. The mouths and noses beneath the cute, big eyes cleverly serve as front ventilation holes.

If the beach intimidates your little ones, they'll feel bolder in the Crocs Shark (appx. $24). Their eyes and teeth feature LED lights that flash when the wearer walks, which will definitely bring in compliments. Plus, they can be worn without socks without causing sweat buildup.

The preppy stripes on the Crocs Crocband (appx. $24) make these ready for a country club or private school, while their relaxed look is something more mature kids might enjoy. There are tons of colors to choose from, all of which are true to the photos.

Your little beach adventurers loves to stomp around in the ocean, but you don't know what lies beneath. Luckily, the Crocs Swiftwater (around $22) can protect the bottoms of your children's feet from sharp rocks, pieces of glass, and the other items in the sand while they play.

Any youngsters developing green thumbs will love wearing the Fitory Garden (around $8) while they help you prune and plant. The straps rotate forward easily, making these a convenient choice for toddlers who want a simple, slide-on model.

If your cutie is attached to his Chucks and it's hard to get him to wear much else, he may slip on the EQuick Beach (around $9), since they look very similar. These boast EVA cushioning that is remarkably lightweight, while still providing protection against impacts.

Once you feel the insides of the Crocs Classic Lined (appx. $34), you'll understand why your kiddo never wants to take them off. They're so cozy that one would think they're slippers, yet still have rugged enough exteriors for outdoor play.