Kids Gloves Disposable for 4-10 Years - Latex and Powder Free - for Kids Festival Preparation, Crafting, Painting, Gardening

These gloves are a fantastic find for any parent or teacher looking to keep kids’ hands clean during crafts, cooking, or chores. 🧤 Kid-Sized and Comfortable They fit my 7-year-old perfectly—snug but not tight. The material is flexible and doesn’t tear easily, even with active use. 🎨 Great for Arts, Cooking & Cleaning We’ve used them for painting, baking, and even light gardening. They keep little hands protected and clean, and the kids love wearing them. 🧪 Safe and Skin-Friendly Being latex-free and powder-free is a big plus, especially for sensitive skin or allergy concerns. No irritation at all. ✅ Pros: True-to-size fit for ages 4–10 Durable and tear-resistant Latex- and powder-free Versatile for crafts, cooking, and chores Overall: These ZOMCHAIN nitrile gloves are a must-have for any household with kids. They’re practical, safe, and make cleanup a breeze. Highly recommended!

Bought these so my 3yo can hangout with me as I work on my motorcycle and keep the grease and oil off his hands. They are still a bit big for his tiny hands. But they fit good enough for him to work on the motorcycle together. We have a blast.

Good product and correct size for by grandchildren who are 6 and 8. Good for picking up frogs and salamanders,also for keeping clean hands while baking cookies. Would purchase again. Another brand that I purchased were actually extra small adult gloves and didn’t fit.

My fingers are the size of a seven-year-old child’s. I needed gloves that fit tightly for tattooing purposes. They worked fine, except getting them on without powder could rip the palm because they fit very tightly. They are not super strong or stretchy. Should be perfect for actual four year old lol (I ended up going with a more affordable version ($10) of size small because they were ripping too often to make it worth buying another box for $25. I just pull the slack in the finger down towards the palm to make the fingers work for me on the size small.) definitely worth having if you need to have tiny gloves that fit very tightly. Pretty expensive for the durability though. I recommend using powder to put them on if they fit very tightly, especially for putting onto freshly washed hands that are even slightly damp.

Good quality but too big for a 4y/o. They will be good when she’s 8 or so. She’s worn a few pairs to pick up sap-covered pinecones for grandma and they’re loose but still fit better than anything else I’ve found. They need a tiny size for toddlers.