Umbrellas

Yes. These are children's umbrellas, with a handle and diameter designed for children's hands and height, smaller and lighter than adult ones. Models such as those from Trixie and Djeco also feature fun designs and characters. Check the diameter given on each product page.

It depends on each child's dexterity, but these umbrellas are generally designed for pre-school and school age. Supervision is recommended for younger children, especially when opening and closing, to avoid trapping fingers. The choice should take into account the child's independence.

Children's umbrellas, such as those from Djeco and Trixie, usually have rounded or protected tips, to reduce the risk of pricks. Even so, it's recommended to teach the child to handle it carefully and not point the tips at the face. Check the features on the product page.

Yes, they're functional umbrellas, with a waterproof canopy that protects your child from the rain. Some Tutete and Trixie models also have raised details, such as ears, which make them more fun. However, they don't replace a waterproof coat in heavy rain.

It's recommended to open the umbrella and let it air dry before closing and storing it, to avoid odours and deterioration of the canopy and ribs. Avoid storing it wet for long periods. This simple care greatly extends its lifespan.

Some models, particularly from Trixie and Tutete, have themed shapes and textures (animals and characters) that make them more appealing to children, while others, such as several from Djeco, feature colourful illustrations on a classic dome shape. The protective function is similar; the choice mainly comes down to looks and the child's preference.