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My kids' winter coats are trashed. What do I buy now?

By Juliet Feehan, Parenting

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My kids' winter coats are trashed. What do I buy now?

Look for transition toppers made of canvas, fleece, or a rain-resistant material. Zip-out linings, as well as a length that hits at the hip, are ideal. And a peppy color makes spring seem that much closer.

Clockwise from top: Sporty nylon windbreaker, $25; at Old Navy stores; Classic peacoat styling in a lighter-weight jacket, $34.50; crazy8.com; Mid-weight biker jacket with corduroy collar and cuffs, $68; miniboden.com; Lined coat with removable hood, $102; at Geox Shop stores in February

Juliet Feehan is a member of Parenting's Mom Squad and our style editor. Send her your style questions!

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