Hand-opened safe perspective children umbrellas may not be designed to withstand strong winds as effectively as larger, more robust umbrellas. While these umbrellas are typically made with lightweight materials and may have a smaller canopy size, they may not offer the same level of wind resistance as larger umbrellas with sturdier frames and construction.

However, some children's umbrellas are designed with features to enhance wind resistance to some extent. For example, reinforced ribs or a vented canopy design may help to reduce the risk of inversion in moderate winds. Additionally, using materials like fiberglass or aluminum for the frame can provide more durability compared to plastic.

Nevertheless, it's essential to remember that children's umbrellas are generally intended for light rain or sun protection rather than for use in strong winds or severe weather conditions. Parents should supervise children when using umbrellas, especially during windy conditions, and teach them how to properly hold and handle the umbrella to minimize the risk of accidents or injury.

For situations where strong winds are expected, it's advisable to use larger, sturdier umbrellas designed for adults or seek shelter indoors until the weather conditions improve.