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What Type of Scooter is Best for My Child?
Introduction A lot of people like to say that kids these days don’t want to do anything but sit in front of screens all day. We don’t buy that! Kids today may not be satisfied with skipping rocks across the river like their parents used to but give them a fun toy to play with and they will spend hours outdoors. We believe that kids are more than happy to spend time away from TVs, smartphones, and video games if they only have something fun and exciting to do. Scooters are a perfect opportunity for your child to get outside for a little physical activity. They’re more fun than riding a bike and overall, they’re safer than riding a skateboard. Scooters come in a variety of sizes and styles, and there are options that work perfectly for children of virtually any age. Riding a scooter will help to develop the coordination and balance of younger children, and as they grow older, they can learn to do some tricks and more advanced riding techniques. How do you choose the right scooter though? Here are some things to look for when deciding. Key Scooter Features The primary considerations when choosing a scooter are the size, maximum weight capacity, and wheel size. Weight Capacity When shopping for a scooter, you should always be able to find a weight capacity listed in the specifications, sometimes called a max load. This capacity is the largest weight that the scooter is rated to comfortably support without damage and increased risk of injury. Always check this limit before making a buying decision to ensure that your kid’s weight is below this limit. The last thing you want is for your son or daughter to be injured! Height The height of the handlebars is another key factor to consider. Most scooters will have handlebars with adjustable height, but the adjustment is often only a few inches. The heights can span a wide range from one scooter to another. One option may extend 34”-37”, while another only goes to 31.5”-33.5.” Wheel Size There is some variety when it comes to wheel size, and what you choose is all about the skill level of your child. Wheels come in a variety of diameters and widths. Some scooters have 12” diameter tires, while others have 16” diameter tires, plus a plethora of other sizes. Some scooters have the same size on front and back, while others have a front tire that is larger than the rear tire. The main rule with tire wheel size is that the smaller the wheel is, the lower the deck sits to the ground which increases stability. Larger tires also tend to allow for higher speed. Wheel Material/Type Scooter wheels typically come in two different types. There are polyurethane wheels, which are solid and somewhat hard rubber wheels. These are strong and are long-lasting. There are also scooters with tires that are more similar to a bicycle’s tires; made from a softer slip-resistant rubber and inflated. These tires offer superior grip on the road’s surface meaning decreased wipe-out odds. The rubber inflatable wheels tend to be larger in diameter than the polyurethane wheels. How to Choose the Best Options So now that we know the types of features to look for, how do we know which option is best for your child? To determine the best option, we need to consider the age, height, weight, and skill level of your child. For Younger Kids If your child is very young, say between the ages of 3-5, then they would benefit most from something that is going to be highly stable for them while their balance and coordination isn’t quite up to its potential yet. This means choosing a scooter with smaller wheels, which will cause the scooter to sit lower and be more stable. The smallest wheels tend to be polyurethane, and you should look for a wheel somewhere in the 7-8” diameter range. At this age the weight capacity isn’t particularly important, as even scooters with the lowest weight limits can typically handle at least 150 pounds. The more important factor here is the height of the handlebars. The ideal height for a scooter’s handlebars is around hip level. The easiest solution to figure this one out is to just use a handy-dandy tape measure, and measure from the floor to the top of your kid’s hip bones. This measurement is the handlebar height you should be looking at. For Older Kids As your child gets older, the idea scooter is a bit different. Once they’re around 9 years old and into their early teens they are likely become more skilled. Their balance and coordination should be far better than it was just a few years ago. With these considerations in mind, you will want to look for a scooter with wheels that are a bit larger, in the 12”-16” range. This will bring the deck up off the ground which will allow for better ground clearance; this is important because this is around the age when they will start to try out some tricks. Speaking of the daredevil nature that takes over as they get older, the more pliable rubber inflatable wheels are a good option here due to the superior grip. This will help prevent road rash when they’re trying to pull off a stunt. Selection Tips Wrapping up, here are some tips in choosing the best scooter for your child. Measure your kid’s height up to their hip bones and use this to determine the handlebar height to go with. Check the weight capacity on the scooter’s you are looking at to be sure your chile isn’t over the limit. Consider your child’s level of coordination and experience to determine how large the wheels should be. Smaller wheels mean more stability. Think about whether your child is the type to attempt stunts. 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Pest-Proof Your Garden With Natural Predator Species
Spring is coming! In Portland we’ve been getting some truly gorgeous days, with more sun to come soon. Now is the time to finish your garden planning and get to planting. Soon, you’ll be bringing healthy greenery from your garden to the kitchen table. But before you can harvest the “vegetables” of your labor you’ll need to protect them from attack. Aphids, white-flies, slugs and snails – armies of flying, hopping, gliding, hungry critters want exactly what you want – your crops! Rather than using traditional pesticides to keep your garden pest-free, here are some living alternatives to try this growing season. A Hungry Host – Common Garden Pests Aphids Aphids are one of the more common pests to many greenhouses and gardens. Most aphid species are less than 1/8″ long, with a soft, pale body. They also produce sweet substance called “honeydew” and may not seem very threatening. Think again! Aphids are capable of reproducing ridiculously fast and can become a plague. Aphids suck the moisture out of plants – they can be especially damaging to early crops, causing curling and distortion in young plants as they drain them. There are about 4,400 known species of aphid, so yours may look different. Spider Mites Frankly, this hyper-close picture of a mite looks much more vicious. Like aphids, spider mites come in many varieties; about 1,200 species. Some are more damaging than others, but they feed in a similar way to aphids by sucking the moisture out of plants, and can be particularly damaging to young plants. You can spot mite activity by the tight webbing they weave underneath leaves and along stems. Snails These snails may look cute all grouped in a family like this, but they can quickly become a leaf-devouring battalion if they’re left uncontrolled. Those holes in lettuce you always see? Yeah, that’s these guys. Living Pest Control – Increasing the Natural Predator Population A note: Do not introduce non-native species! Research your specific ecosystem beforehand – make sure that the predator species you release exists naturally. Use the following species as examples only. Australia’s cane toad plague is a good example of what can go wrong. Ladybugs One of our most-loved garden insects can be of help here. The University of Kentucky College of Agriculture reported that a single ladybug may well eat ~5,000 aphids over the course of its life! (source) They’re general predators, so they’ll eat many other pest species as well, and you can order live ladybugs from a variety of sources. The issue with ladybugs is that they need to be fostered and “planned in” to your garden or greenhouse. Ladybugs will leave for greener pastures if there’s not enough food around. Mint, yarrow, angelica, clover, dill, dandelions – many shallow blossomed plants are good feeding choice for ladybugs. Keeping their natural food sources growing will keep ladybugs in your garden, ready to pounce whenever aphids arrive and try to take over. Lacewings Another great option for keeping undesirable pests away is the Lacewing. Sometimes referred to as “aphid lion”, it’s best to get them in egg form. Once hatched, lacewing larvae are voracious. They’re general predators, so they’ll eat up all the herbivores they can find. On the Lacewing Larvae menu: aphids, mealy-bugs, spider mites, leafhopper nymphs, caterpillar eggs, scales, thrips, and white-flies. Like ladybugs, lacewing eggs can be ordered from many sources. Releasing at the larval stage is best if you have a right now pest problem, but long-term it’s a good idea to grow preferred habitat so lacewings become permanent to your garden ecosystem. Songbirds Attracting local birds to your garden is a great idea to keep your pest count down. Many birds go mad for big, juicy slugs and snails. Unless you’re planning escargot, songbirds can keep your lettuce safe and your ears happy. Food and water sources can be great to help attract winged friends. Find out which birds will chow down on your pest problem, research what features and flora might attract them, and incorporate them into your garden for best long-term results. Plus, you get a vibrant, song-filled back yard! Plan Your Ecoystem The best answer is often not the easiest. What works for someone’s garden may not work for yours, and a beneficial predator to some may be an invasive destroyer to others. Research your own backyard – learn which biological controls should be in play, then do what you can to encourage them. If you need any supplies for your garden, we’re here to help and carry many greenhouses and gardening supplies! -
4 Things to Consider When Choosing a New Chicken Coop
Coops provide a comfortable lair for your hens to feel safe and relaxed. Roosts and nesting boxes are usually up off the ground because in the wild, these types of birds would look for safety in trees and bushes – these elevated areas help mimic their natural behavior. D51-091 Chickens need a coup even if you had your heart set on a sedan: Having the right chicken coup is an integral part of keeping your flock happy and healthy. Your coup will offer your hens a place to 1) relax and feel safe 2) an area to sleep at night 3) a zone not accessible to predators and 4) a different area for your birds to retreat to if they need to take a break from another member of their flock. Do your breed research: Bird keeping, of any kind, is a big responsibility. Doing your due diligence on the specific needs of your breed, before starting your plan of animal husbandry, will pay in dividends to the wellbeing of your flock and to your sanity. The type, size and number number of coops you will need depends on many factors including, but not limited to, the number of birds, their size, their breed, and how much outdoor or free range space you can provide in additional to their indoor accommodations. Enough space inside and out: Make sure to have enough roosting space and nesting space. Most of the time chickens do a good job of organizing themselves but if you are having a high turn-over or if you are growing your flock at significant rate, it is important to make sure you have enough roosting space at the right height to avoid fighting and squabbles that might hurt the chickens and give cause for concern. Larger birds tend to roost higher and tend to be higher in the pecking order. Smaller hens need perches lower to the ground. Again, you’ll want to make sure you are providing the right accommodations for your birds based on their needs. Check out our blog on setting up free-range chicken garden areas for lots of helpful information in letting your chicken roam and mix with your plants. If you are getting a smaller coup that you can’t walk into, having a pull out tray for easy cleaning will help your birds stay healthy and save your back and knees. Add perches, as necessary. Our coops come with a perch, but you may need to add more perches or adjust the height of your perches depending on the sizes and numbers of your friendly flock. You will want to research and determine how big your roosts should be, and how much space you should allow for each chicken. In general they need less space in winter when they roost closer together and a little more in summer, when it is warmer. Happy, clean coups equals happy chickens! While we cannot advise on how to raise your animals, we are more than happy to answer your product questions! You can also find our entire category of chicken coops here. Good luck and we hope you find success and joy in raising and keeping happy healthy birds! Blog resources: The Happy Chicken Coop Mile Four Mother Earth News -
Product Comparison: Which Rocking Toy is the Best to Buy for My Child?
Choosing the best rocker toy for your child depends on several factors, including his or her age, weight and level of activity, as well as where you plan to put it and whether or not you plan to move it around much. Aosom carries a wide variety of rockers, hobby-horses, walking ride-on horses, along with dozens of styles. You’ll find everything from a convertible frog rocker that turns into a dolphin slide to a super cute plush triceratops that roars, to a whole batch of pink and curly unicorns and princess ponies for that your little fan of magic and fantasy. You’ll even find realistic looking rockers with wheels, sound effects and a saddle just waiting to ride! Types of Rocking Chairs If your child is still quite small, you’ll probably want a plush rocker toy with a gentle motion, good padding, and high sides so the baby or toddler is safe and protected. Here’s a great one: Qaba Kids Plush Ride On Rocking Horse Airplane Chair with Nursery Rhyme Sounds Airplane Toddler Rocker from Aosom.com Features: Plays a sing-along nursery song for added funPlush fabric and wood combination makes it a soft yet sturdy choice for young childrenEasy grip handles footrests and seat belts ensure a safe and secure rideSoft plush for added comfort and supportFun car shape and bright colors make it a highly appealing choice for young childrenEnjoyable rocking motion will hold a child’s attention offering maximum staying power in a toy If your child is older (in the 6-to-12-year range) you’ll probably want to look at walk-on rider style rockers. These rockers tend to be taller and more robust to carry the height and weight of a larger child and can move forward with the momentum of your child’s actions on it. We love this sweet little pony rocker with the purple saddle – now that’s a statement! Qaba Kids Plush Mechanical Walking Ride on Horse Toy with Wheels – Pink Pink Wheeled Rocking Horse from Aosom.com Features: Combines a classic plush horse look with updated interactive featuresMakes realistic neighing and galloping sounds when the ears are pressedSoftly padded polyester plush body and comfortable riding saddleDurable four-wheeled design for endless hours of comfortable rides around the houseWeighs just 14 pounds and supports up to 110 poundsRecommended for ages 36-96 months oldBatteries are required and included for soundsNOTE: Please ensure your child meets all size criteria. Because this toy is powered by your child’s physical movement it is best suited for children over 35 lbs. and 36” tall. For the energetic toddler who’s into adventure and loves to climb, jump and explore, you may want to consider the spring action rocker with its bouncy up and down motion and solid four cornered based. This rocker can really get moving, but its base makes it more stable than the larger rocking horses. Qaba Durable Kids Plush Spring Style Horse Bouncing Rocker Toy with Realistic Sounds Rocking Horse from Aosom.com Features: Comfortably rocks back and forthDurable lightweight frameSoft plush seat allows for hours of funSolid metal frame with springs to keep it bouncingPush the ear for authentic soundsSimple assembly is requiredRecommended Ages: Kids 3 years and up Rocking Horse and Rocker Sizes Of course, it’s important to check your space and make sure you have room for a rocker, especially if you’re considering one of the larger ones. Rockers are measured by the height of the seat from the floor as well as overall dimensions and the size of the actual seat. Seat height can range from as low as 10 inches to as high as about 25 inches. Remember that a rocker that is hard for a child to climb onto is also hard for a child to climb down from, so make sure you buy a rocker that isn’t too big for your little one. Seat sizes will vary as well, ranging from flat wooden bench seats to plush, high sided seats that are wide enough to a baby or toddler to snuggle into. Many of the plush rockers also have high sides, to keep your young ones from falling out easily. The largest rocking horses have seats large enough for kids up to 12 years old, and are taller and heavier as well. These walking rid-on rockers will take up more room in your child’s room, so be sure to measure your space before you purchase! If you’re planning to take the rocker along with you when you’re off to gran’s or on a trip, opt for a lightweight rocker and be sure to measure your car space as well, so you don’t end up with an errant handle sticking out your window! Some Quick Selection Tips to Remember Make sure the size of the product fits your child before purchasing. Make sure you’re choosing a rocker that is not too big for your small child, or too small for your toddler or elementary school student.We use several terms interchangeably at Aosom to describe rocking horses. Besides ‘rocking horses’ you may see ‘rockers,’ ‘hobby-horses,’ ‘walking ride-ons,’ and ‘walking rolling toy.’ These are all types of rocking horses on Aosom and offer all the great fun you’re looking for.You can customize our vintage-style wooden rockers with wooden plank seats with a pattern that you choose.Do not let multiple children use your rocker at the same time. All rockers have a maximum weight capacity in their descriptions, so be sure to check it and follow the recommended guidelines.Be sure to check the features for each rocker you’re considering – many have audio features like animal sounds, music, or nursery rhymes. Some are also convertible from rockers to wheeled riders. Ok then, you’re ready. No matter which rocker you end up with, you’re sure to delight your child with years for fun and adventure. You’ve got the knowledge, the tips and some great ideas, so have fun, and have fun making your choice!
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