Toddlers tend to be very active, and their mittens often fall off as a result. In addition, toddlers have a poor sense of coordination, which also contributes to the number of mittens that end up lost.There are a few ways to help keep your toddler's mittens on his or her hands. One is to make sure that the mittens fit snugly. Another is to put an elastic band around the wrists of the mittens. This will help keep them in place.If you find that your toddler's mittens still fall off, there are some special mitten clips that you can buy. These clips attach to the outside of the mitten and keep it attached to the child's hand.Finally, if all else fails, you can try putting socks over the child's hands instead of gloves or mittens. Socks will not provide as much warmth as gloves or mittens, but they will help keep the hands from getting cold.