Regatta Splash Welly - Blue - UK 12

A UK Infant 12 size typically corresponds to children aged approximately 2 to 3.5 years, but this can vary significantly between children. Always measure your child's foot for the most accurate fit.

Yes, as part of the 'Splash' series, these Regatta wellies are designed to be fully waterproof, keeping your child's feet dry in puddles, rain, and mud, provided there are no tears or punctures.

Simply wipe the exterior with a damp cloth or rinse them under cool running water after use. For mud, a soft brush can help. Allow them to air dry completely away from direct heat.

These wellies can offer some protection in light snow due to their waterproof nature. However, they are not insulated and do not provide significant warmth for very cold conditions. For extensive snow play, insulated snow boots are recommended.

If they feel too big, your child's foot might slide, causing discomfort or tripping. If too small, they will pinch. Always ensure a comfortable fit with about a thumb's width space at the toe. If the current size doesn't fit well, consider exchanging for a different size.

While wellies are generally heavier than regular shoes due to their durable, waterproof material, these are designed with children's use in mind. However, for a very young child (UK Infant 12), they might feel a bit substantial initially until they get accustomed to them.

The sole is designed with a tread pattern to provide reasonable grip on various outdoor surfaces, including wet and muddy terrain. However, caution should always be exercised on extremely slippery surfaces like ice or very polished wet floors.

First, check if water is entering from the top; ensure trousers are tucked in. Inspect the wellies for any small punctures or tears. If found, consider replacement. Also, check that socks are not saturated from sweat if worn for extended periods in warmer weather.

Ensure the child is wearing appropriate socks (not too thick or thin). Check that the size is correct; too small will be tight, too large might cause feet to slip. A small amount of talcum powder inside can sometimes help, or try a 'welly puller' tool for removal.

This is often due to moisture and bacteria. Clean the inside thoroughly with a mild soap and water solution, then rinse and air dry completely. For persistent smells, sprinkle baking soda inside and let it sit overnight before shaking out.

This can be caused by exposure to extreme heat (like radiators) or direct prolonged sunlight during storage. Ensure proper drying and storage away from heat and direct UV. If cracking is severe, it might be time for a replacement.

Check the fit again; ensure there's enough room for toes to wiggle but not so much that the foot slides around. Verify socks are smooth and not bunched up. For persistent rubbing, thicker socks or an additional insole might provide cushioning.