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The folks at Patagonia who designed Girls’ Sidewall Jacket must have kids of their own, because they did a great job at gearing this jacket’s features toward the small fry. As your young one grows, you can extend the sleeve cuffs another two inches to get an extra season of use, and an ID label inside marks which ski school student the coat belongs to. Tons of well-placed pockets give you spots to quickly stash ski passes, lunch money, goggles, and hand warmers. A waterproof outer shell and plush insulation inside keep your little lady warm and dry all day long, and the hood snaps off when she doesn’t need it. A smooth inner lining glides over her under layers, and a fuzzy fleece lined color feels great on the chin.

The North Face Moonkitty Reversible Down Jacket - Girls' -- Zip her into the puffy insulation of The North Face Moonkitty down jacket and she'll feel cozy in no time; reversible design alters the look from classic solid to a fun plaid print. Quilt-stitched nylon shell breathes and securely holds the down insulation in place; Durable Water Repellant finish adds moisture resistance. 550-fill-power goose down insulation provides an unsurpassed warmth-to-weight ratio; down is the lightest, warmest and most compressible insulation available. Nylon/ polyester blend lining wicks moisture and has a smooth finish for easy layering. Elasticized cuffs and hem add protection from the elements. Zippered hand pockets on the solid side and unzippered hand pockets on the plaid side warm cold fingers. | AFUD-520 | The North Face | Kids' > Rainwear and Outerwear -- Boys and Girls > Insulated Parkas and Pants

The Patagonia Puff Rider Jacket keeps your kid warm and comfortable even when the icicles on the house are two feet long and the sidewalk is frozen solid. Lofty Thermolite synthetic insulation ensures your little one remains toasty through the coldest winter day. The Puff Rider Jacket's DWR-coated ripstop shell keeps the insulation dry through a backyard snowball fight, and the hand-warming pockets thaw fingers when it's done.

The North Face Apex Bionic Softshell Jacket gives your girl a highly wind-resistant and breathable shell for layering under her ski coat, or for wearing around town on chilly days. The Apex Climate Block fabric fights off light moisture while giving her a stretchy, comfortable fit for just about any activity. The brushed collar lining gives her chin a soft place to hide from the wind, and the hand-warmer and napoleon pockets stash her essentials and hide her chilly digits.

Put your young’in in The North Face Girls’ Snowdrift Insulated Bib Pant before you head out to the mountain for the day. The North Face made this pant with HyVent 2L fabric and sealed every seam to prevent water from seeping in, while the Heatseeker insulation keeps your little lady warm while she learns the ways of the slopes. Adjustable shoulder tabs allow this pant to grow as she hits her spurts, and the fleece bib provides a seamless shell when she takes a fall in the pow.

The North Face packed fluffy down insulation into the Girls’ Moonkitty Reversible Down Jacket and gave it a plain puffy side and a plaid smooth side. However your girl prefers to wear it, the warmth is ample for an extra chilly day, and comfy front pockets will give her a warm place to rest her hands.

Your girl is growing up so darn quickly. First she was totting around in snowsuits, then she was tumbling down the sled hill, and now she’s rocking the ski hill. The Rossignol Girls’ Star Pant helps your gal stay warm and comfortable as she perfects her turns.

On those see-your-breath days, send your girl off to school in The North Face Oso Hooded Fleece Jacket. The super-soft silken fleece fabric will give her all-day comfort whether she’s sitting in class or hitting the trail with her friends. Reinforced shoulders add durability and a strong contrast against the fleece body, and the attached hood and hand-warmer pockets give her extra protection when the wind picks up.

The waterproof and breathable Marmot Northshore 3-in-1 jacket combines lightweight weather protection with a warm, zip-out fleece liner jacket. Ripstop nylon shell with a waterproof, breathable PreCip® coating provides protection; polyester mesh lining helps wick moisture away from skin. Micro-stitching and 100% seam taping ensure a durable, fully protective jacket. Double storm flap over zipper with rip-and-stick closures provides added weather protection. Soft DriClime® chin guard is comfortable against the skin. Shell jacket features 2 zippered hand pockets and elastic cuffs; attached hood rolls up and stashes into collar. Midweight fleece liner jacket looks great worn alone; features 2 zippered hand pockets and 2 internal pockets. Angel-Wing™ sleeve construction allows unrestricted movement.

The North Face Oso Fleece Hoodie - Girls' -- The North Face Oso hoodie combines the performance and style of the epic Denali jacket with a soft hood for the perfect blend of style and comfort. High-loft fleece with a incredibly soft pile surface keeps her warm without weighing her down. Quick-drying, lightweight fabric resists pilling and fading, launders well, packs easily and maintains its shape. Reinforced shoulder panels repel light precipitation; tricot-lined pockets warm chilly hands. | AFVR-001 | The North Face | Kids' > Rainwear and Outerwear -- Boys and Girls > Fleece Jackets and Pants

Your skier'll dig the butterfly print on the Spyder Girls' Opal Gore-Tex Mitten. Oh, and she'll probably also be stoked that her hands stay warm and dry all season long.

When your girl joins the local youth ski club, give her the Columbia Board Beauty Jacket to help her stay warm and dry on the slopes. Low-bulk insulation fends off the chills, and Sherpa fleece lining adds coziness. A media pocket holds her iPod so she can shred to her favorite tunes.

The North Face Mountain View Triclimate 3-in-1 Jacket - Girls' -- The waterproof and full-featured Mountain View Triclimate 3-in-1 jacket from The North Face will help her stay warm and dry in almost any weather. HyVent® polyester shell is constructed with a waterproof, breathable coating for dry comfort. Seams are fully taped to ensure waterproofness. Removable, high-loft fleece liner jacket inside shell adds warmth without too much bulkiness; liner jacket features hand pockets. Fixed hood, zippered hand pockets and adjustable cuffs with rip-and-stick brand closures. Cord lock drawcord at hem helps seal out cold air and wet snow while retaining valuable heat. | AFTN-420 | The North Face | Kids' > Skiwear and Snowboard -- Boys and Girls > Parkas

Brave treacherous seas with this rebelliously gorgeous Ed Hardy scarf. ; 100% sheer viscose with fringe ends. ; 12 wide by 70 long. ; Dry clean only. ; Imported.

It’s your little girl’s first season on the slopes. Or maybe her first venture into the park. She might spend a bit of time on the snow (body-on-snow, that is). No worries—Spyder taped the critical seams on the Little Girls’ Bitsy Duffy Puff Jacket and added water-repellent coatings.

Zip into the Burton Girls’ Sweetart Pants every day you ride this year. Two big back pockets and unique seams on the backs of the legs add plenty of park style. Since Burton knows you’re no wimp about cold weather, the Sweetarts have warm and low-bulk insulation. Slip these pants over long johns when it’s butt-cold out, and leave the ski underwear at home in the spring. Snap-up leg lifts save your cuffs from parking-lot tears.

Zip your girl into the Marker Ltd Abby Jacket and take her out for a day and the hill. DiaLight coating helps her stay dry in the pow, and Topsfill insulation warm her up when the temperature drops. Two hand-warmer pockets offer extra protection for her little hands, and a high collar gives her chin a place to hide from the bitter wind. On warmer spring rides, open up the under arm vents to let air in.

It might take your girl forever to pick out her outfit for school, but it’ll won’t take her any time at all to figure out what to wear on the slopes. The North Face made the Girls’ Mountain View Triclimate Jacket with a removable fleece liner, so it's a brainless layering choice. She can wear the whole setup in the morning, and easily de-layer when the sun comes out.