Ask any child and you will learn that playing outdoors in the rain is something they love. Ask any parent the same, and the conversation will probably be very different. The stress to keep your little ones dry to prevent subsequent illness has changed the parental perspective to monsoons quite dramatically. However, today your search for the perfect raincoat for your child that's equal parts rain-proof and funky ends here! These raincoats not only will protect your little ones but will also keep them looking funky and cute in the rains (for better pictures, of course!). Take a look at our list of adorable raincoats...

Now, we're starting off with the smart look because how can you possibly resist this raincoat from Burberry Kids? All things smart and cool, this 'Sandringham Trent Coat' will make for the perfect raincoat for your kids this season and thanks to its longer silhouette, it will provide more protection too!

This 'Shelter Waterproof & Windproof Hooded Jacket' from Helly Hansen won't just help lift spirits on a drab monsoon day thanks to its bright colours but due to its baggy and oversized look, your child can easily stay protected on a windy and rainy day and so will his/her books and bag!

Now, if you want to splurge on your tiny tot, we say do it with this Stella McCartney 'Froggie Color Changing Rain Cape'. We're loving its unique silhouette and flared sleeves and the print has our hearts. Ice-cream on our raincoats is what we needed in our childhood! That's what was missing...

This one is our favourite one and for obvious reasons! This 'Unicorn Raincoat' from Carter's is exactly what your child needs this monsoon. Not only will it provide all the protection your child needs but the print is too cute to resist, isn't it?

If anything can help brighten up a drab summer day, it's this Marks & Spencer 'Hooded Fisherman Mac'. Now, yellow is a timeless colour and this raincoat will serve your child well for a couple of years thanks to its timeless look. Which one of these are you treating your little ones to?