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Musical Instruments Buying Guide
When birthdays and Christmas roll around, it can be hard finding the perfect gifts for everyone every time. Everyone wants to make everyone happy with that perfect gift – especially their children. Why not get them something that fills their life with beautiful sounds while also teaching them something and broadening their horizons? That is what’s so wonderful about learning to play music. Not only can it be fun, but it also makes you more intelligent, more creative, and can be a fantastic stress reliever. To give you a hand, we’ve put together this handy dandy guide on musical instruments! Who Can Learn To Play A Musical Instrument? The answer is simple: literally, anyone can learn to play an instrument. Playing an instrument has tons of benefits (besides just being incredibly fun). What are those benefits, you ask? 1. Music Can Improve Your Health Research shows that playing music can actually lower your blood pressure and reduce stress and anxiety levels. It can even help strengthen your immune system, which helps protect you from viruses. 2. Music Can Make You More Intelligent Studies have shown that learning music can enhance cognitive ability at an early age. Seriously, if you are pining for your child to be the next Einstein, music is an excellent way to start. 3. Music Can Help Build Confidence and Your Social Life It takes a lot of courage to go on stage in front of hundreds, or even thousands, of people to perform. It takes a lot of courage to perform in front of just your family, too. But when you learn to play an instrument, you are learning how to create something beautiful for others to enjoy. Your child (and you!) may make new friends they might not make otherwise if they do not learn to play music. Nothing beats jamming out with other musicians, and the bonds forged during them are priceless. 4. Music Teaches Patience Very few people are immediately perfect at something they’ve never tried before. For most people, practice makes perfect. Learning to play music requires commitment and perseverance. It takes a lot of work to play an instrument. But there’s nothing quite as satisfying as successfully mastering something you have been working so hard to learn. 5. Music Improves Creativity! There are basic rules in music, and some will have you think you must follow the notes to a T. But music is all about expressing yourself! Write your own songs, improvise, and recreate existing songs! Musicians create something out of nothing every day. 6. Music Can Help Improve Teamwork Skills Unless you are planning to play solo forever, teamwork is critical in musical performances. It is essential to listen to your teammates, so everyone blends together seamlessly. Listening to others and finding a good solution will help you in other areas where great teamwork is needed. 7. Stressed Out? Music Can Help! Life can get stressful – even for little kids. Everyone seeks some form of stress relief, whether that is binging our favorite shows, playing games, eating, smoking, or other activities. As you can imagine, not all of them are healthy. Another way people can let loose and relieve stress is by jamming out with their favorite instrument. Playing music can help get your mind off things while letting you release your frustrations. 8. Music Connects Music connects people. You will be hard-pressed to find someone who does not like any kind of music. Does your child suffer from social anxiety? Getting them started in music may be an excellent way to help them connect with their peers (Speaking from personal experience). 9. Music is Just Plain FUN! Of course, learning to play music takes time and effort – but the payout is so rewarding. It is an addiction you will want your child to have. Important Features Type of instrument Your Child’s Age Your Child’s Personality and Tastes Price Different Types of Musical Instruments Before you go out and buy instruments, you should consider the different kinds there are. Musical instruments are typically classified by the way they generate sound. There are four categories of instruments: string, wind, percussion, and keyboard. However, within each category are further divisions and subdivisions. Here are a few examples of the different types of instruments in each category: String Instruments: Violins, violas, cellos, guitars, ukuleles Wind Instruments: Pipes, saxophones, clarinets, flutes, recorders, ocarinas Percussion Instruments: Drums, bongos, bells, cymbals Keyboard Instruments: Pianos, accordions, organs, harpsichords These are just the common ones, too. There are over a thousand more musical instruments available all over the world. How Old is Your Child? Your child’s age is essential to consider when purchasing an instrument for them. Believe it or not, there is such thing as being too young to play an instrument. However! There are ways around that! All I’m saying is you probably do not want to buy your two-year-old a professional-grade keyboard or grand piano. But you can still get them a toy piano keyboard with a working microphone to get them started. As your child grows, you can upgrade to larger and more suitable instruments – like a 30 key grand piano set for kids with a music stand and bench. Personality and Taste Your child should always have a say in what instrument they play – after all, they are the ones that are going to play it. Putting time and effort into learning something is no fun if you do not want to do it. When browsing for the perfect instrument for your child, take into account their personality! Explore music with your child and test out different instruments. Find local trial sessions to see how your child reacts to certain types of instruments, whether it is a piano or a guitar. I would also recommend talking to a music teacher to help your child decide what instrument is right for them. Pricing Just like with any other kind of shopping – buying musical instruments also means thinking about reasonable prices. What kind of money do you expect to pay for a musical instrument? Honestly, this depends on your personal preferences and budget. Brand spanking new professional-grade musical instruments can cost anywhere from $100 to over $10,000. That is why used instruments are popular choices for new learners. However, there are alternate options for your child. These options are also much cheaper. -
How to Install Your Sliding Barn Door
Looking to update your home with a fresh new look? Installing a sliding closet door can be a frustrating and time intensive endeavor if you don’t know where to begin. This is a fast quick start guide that will help you understand exactly what you need to do in order to install your new sliding barn door kit. *Feel free to Scroll Down to reach the FAQ Section Things You’ll Need [one_third] Pencil [/one_third][one_third] 3/4″ Wrench [/one_third][one_third] 1/8″ Drill bit [/one_third] [one_third] Philips Screw Driver [/one_third][one_third] Laser or Level [/one_third][one_third] Power Drill[/one_third] [one_third] Stud Finder [/one_third][one_third] 9/16″ Socket Wrench [/one_third][one_third] 3/8″ Drill Bit [/one_third] [tline] Models that Aosom Carries Step 1: Perform a Clearance Check Before you mount the track, you need to measure to see if there is sufficient clearance for your corresponding hanger. Keep in mind that everyone’s door spacing is different so make sure that you take the time and save yourself a lot of frustration by checking your available clearance first. The following table shows the estimated minimum clearance needed between the top of the door and the ceiling line. Step 2: Check for Wall Support Oftentimes your door frame will have an internal horizontal support beam that you will be able to use to mount your sliding barn door. However, you want to be safe and use a stud finder, to check if you have adequate support in order to accommodate for the weight and movement of the door(s). Using a pencil, be sure to mark the center of where you found your wall stud. Be sure to line up the holes on the metal track railing to where you marked on the wall with your pencil. If you find that one hole is not lined up with the anchor, you will need to purchase a wall anchor to safely secure the railing to the wall. Step 3: Assemble the Door and Mount With your hole positions marked with a pencil, you are ready to proceed with the next few steps. Setup your power drill and attach the correct drill bit. From the face to the door, you need to drill a pilot hole through the face of the door. Drill a clearance hole. Place the hanger over the mounting holes and square it to the door. Insert the correct hex bolts, and washers from the back of the door. Now that your Hanger is attached to the door, you will need to hang the hanger on the metal rail. Step 4: Install the Floor Guide Bottom floor guides are what keep the door from swinging in and out. There are three different types of bottom guides, the T-Guide, C-Guide and the Wall Mounted Stay Roller. Of these three guides, only the T-Guide requires door preparation. *At this moment Aosom ONLY carries sliding barn door kits with T-Guide’s. Each of the doors will come with a single T-Guide floor guide, floor anchors and screws. As a result, your selected door will need to have a T-Guide incension pre-cut in at the bottom. Otherwise, you will need to purchase a router in order to manually cut your own T-Guide guide. FAQ [faq] 1. Do the sliding barn door kits come with a door? A. No. You will need to supply your own door of your choice. 2. Can I use one kit to hang two doors? A. No. The kits are designed to help you evenly distribute the weight as you open and close your sliding barn door day-after-day. Each kit comes with 2 hangers that are meant to be used on a single door. 3. Do the kits work without taking off existing door molding? A. Yes. The each sliding barn door kit comes with several Standoff Base pieces that will allow the door to have the proper amount of clearance to slide left and right without rubbing against the wall. 4. Are the rollers metal or plastic? A. To keep from causing excessive wear and reducing the overall level of noise that is inherent with the friction that comes with metal on metal, we have designed the roller wheels to be durable hard plastic. 5. How much headroom is needed? A. It will vary. Since each living space is different, you will need to take measurements of your current space and use the Estimated Clearing Chart found above in Step 1. 6. Can I combine kits to make it longer? A. Absolutely! Keep in mind that each kit fits only one door. So if you are looking to install two or more doors you would need to do the following: Determine the center of the doorway and adjust your track railings appropriately. Start with mounting a single door first. Then slide it to the left to begin on subsequent doors. Once installed your doors should be flush with one another and meet evenly in the center. 7. What is the opening size or door size can be used? A. It will vary. Depending on the model you’ve purchased, the door size would need to be half of the total length of the rail. For optimal clearance, you need to purchase a sliding barn door kit model that is double in length of the opening that you are working with. 8. Can you lock the door? A. We have had customers report that they had great success adding a swing lock to their doors to achieve this function in the past. 9. Can the track be cut? A. We do not recommend cutting the metal tracks as any modifications voids the warranty. 10. Can the floor guide work on tile? A. The materials that come standard with the sliding barn door kit does not support tile installation. You would need to purchase additional equipment (ie: proper drill bit & floor anchors) to install properly. Please see the Recommended Installation Surface Checklist below: 11. What size door do I need? A. It will vary. Depending on the model you’ve purchased, the door size will be half of the total length of the rail. 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Choosing the best push and pedal ride-on toys for kids
For all parents, there’s no greater joy than seeing your kids’ smile when you buy them a brand new cool toy. And that’s the most rewarding when they’re at their youngest — you won’t see a purer joy on a kid’s face than when they see their very own ride-on toy. Not only do these toys provide them with countless hours of fun — but they also help kids develop their general coordination and fine and gross motor skills. With this in mind, finding the right toys is essential because it will affect how children learn to interact with their environment. And sure, when they get a little older, there are plenty of electric ride-on toys you can find for them — but when your little one is just a toddler, they’re definitely not ready for a motorized ride-on car. Of course, that’s no reason why they can’t start enjoying ride-on toys in general; you just need to find some great push and pedal ride-on toys for them. With a great toy like this, your kid will start honing their spatial coordination as early as possible, and you’ll be encouraging them to explore their surroundings as well! Keeping that in mind, not all push and pedal ride-ons are the same. There are plenty of options on the market, and it’s easy for parents to become overwhelmed and indecisive. But that’s where Aosom come in with a helpful overview of what you can expect from push and pedal ride-on toys! Different types of push and pedal ride-on toys These days, there are specific toys for every step of a child’s development, encouraging them to play safely and develop the appropriate skills at each stage. When it comes to ride-ons, we can differentiate between four basic types of toys: Push ride-on cars — they’re the best option for young toddlers because they don’t require much input from them, as they’re pushed by adults. Floor-to-floor ride-ons — this is a step up in terms of skill development because the toddlers are the ones who move the ride-on around and propel it forward using their legs while learning balance. Pedal-powered ride-ons — these are most often trikes or bikes, and they’re the logical next step for little ones that have mastered balance with previous models. Motorized toys — finally, when kids become a tad older, they can handle more powerful motorized ride-ons that are most often battery-powered. Here, we’ll take a look at what you should consider when buying push and pedal ride-on toys for kids that are still toddlers, and have yet to learn more about their environment or obtain more complex skills. Push ride-on toys As you’ll see on most manufacturer specifications, push ride-on toys are typically designed for kids between 18 and 36 months old. They’re mostly made out of sturdy plastic, and you’ll find they come in a huge variety of styles. Most of them also have some sort of tall plastic handlebar that allows parents to steer and push the kids as they play. Some even include a small handlebar, so that the kids can get some exercise by pushing their ride-on as well when they’re not on it. These are intended for kids that already know how to walk, allowing them to focus more on coordination and balance as they play. Pedal ride-on toys Once kids are ready to start learning stuff on their own, a pedal ride-on toy will be perfect for them. These are mostly intended for children who are between 2 and 4 years old — at that age, the average kid can maneuver such ride-ons safely. Plus, their low-to-the-ground nature makes them excellent practice for bigger bikes and motorized ride-ons that’ll come later. A lot of the pedal-propelled ride-ons come in a tricycle design, allowing kids to become comfortable with the combo of pedals and handlebars. Naturally, you can still push them around — but they’ll get the feeling of control along with the thrill of riding. And when they strike out on their own, they’ll obtain the necessary skills that’ll come in handy with their first real bike later. How to choose the best push and pedal ride-on toys When you’re choosing a push and pedal toy for your kids, there are a few things you need to keep in mind. First of all, as all parents know, the safety of your child is paramount in any situation — even when buying toys. In this case, make sure that the ride-ons have the ASTM F963 safety validation — this is the necessary safety standard set by the entire industry. This exists to ensure there are no pinch points, sharp edges, or anything else that could be dangerous to your kid. While looking at the specifications, make sure to check the maximum weight and height restrictions for the toy — they should be right there with the age guidelines. Also, keep in mind that you should use your best judgment as a parent to decide whether your kid’s coordination and balance skills are adequate, even if they fit the officially stated requirements. Once you buy the toy, there are a few considerations to make as well — for one, parental supervision is absolutely necessary, even for kids that aren’t using a motorized ride-on. You want to make sure they can adequately control their movement and speed; they need to be comfortable with stopping and slowing down when needed. Also, be as patient as necessary — ride-on toys are there to help your kid learn balance and control, so they likely won’t be naturals at this right away. And when you first give them the toy, find them a large flat area instead of paths that have obstacles or some other challenges. Before introducing any environmental difficulties, the kids should be able to practice on a flat, smooth area. Don’t forget to Ensure the safety of your child by checking for ASTM F963 specifications Check the age, weight, and height restrictions before buying a ride-on toy Determine whether your kid has the necessary skills for the specific model Always supervise them while they’re playing with ride-ons Let them practice on a clear, flat surface in the beginning. -
Want to buy a pedal go-kart? Refer to our buying guide.
Before placing an order on a new pedal go-kart, it’s necessary to understand the critical differences between the different types of models on offer. Pedal go-karts can be categorized according to the additional features that make them stand out. For example, some go-karts are best suited to younger, smaller riders who are just learning to pedal and don’t need the highest build-quality or advanced features. Other go-karts are best for older children who can’t wait to take their go-kart off-roading. These karts should have all the safety and comfort features available to offer the most realistic driving experience. So, take a look at some of the categories below. After reading through this helpful guide, you’ll be an expert at choosing the best go-kart for the young racecar driver in your life. We offer a bunch of models to choose from right here at Aosom! Budget pedal go-karts Aosom Kids Go-kart Ride On Pedal Car – Red $72.99 Budget pedal go-karts may not offer the most features, but they’re still more than capable of providing hours of fun for your children. These karts often have more plastic in their construction. So make sure that your kids don’t get too rough with these karts or take them into rough terrain. Budget go-karts are more bare-bones in terms of features, so don’t expect to find handbrakes or gear levers here. Also, depending on the model, they may or may not have adjustable seats, so be sure to read the measurements carefully. Here are some valid reasons why you might want to go for a budget go-kart: Your kids won’t be using it more than a couple of times a week. Your rider is only 3-4 years old and doesn’t need advanced features. You’re saving money for a better model that they can upgrade to in a couple of years. Your kid will just be using it to roll around the house or driveway. Best for driving experience Aosom Pedal Powered Metal Go-kart Racer for Kids – Blue – $127.99 Is your kid already desperate to learn how to drive your car? Do they bug you to sit in your lap and play with the steering wheel? If so, then you might want to consider a pedal go-kart that provides the most authentic driving experience. Pedal go-karts in this category should be fully featured and built from durable, high-quality materials. After all, your child will probably be spending a lot of time driving it around. Make sure to consider a go-kart with an adjustable seat so that your child can continue to enjoy their go-kart for years to come. The particular model shown above can accommodate children between 5-12 years old and up to 110lbs. This is a much wider range than most other go-kart models, so this model is an excellent pick if size is a factor. Here are some things to look for in a go-kart with the best driving experience. A high-quality metal frame that offers stability and durability. Large rubber wheels with good traction for gripping the pavement or off-roading, Driving features like a safety handbrake and a clutch. Adjustable seat so that the driver is always in a comfortable position. Best option for younger drivers Aosom Pedal Go-kart Children Ride on Car with Adjustable Seat, Plastic Wheels, Handbrake and Shift Lever – White – $104.99 For the young race car driver in your life, you should look for a go-kart model that packs the best features in a smaller package. This pedal go-kart has a handbrake for safety and a shift lever for a better driving experience. It also has an adjustable seat so that the go-kart can accommodate your child’s growth spurts. What’s more, the spoiler on the back is guaranteed to inspire delight when the go-kart is assembled. Finally, its seat and body length are smaller than other options, so it’s the perfect fit for younger drivers. Here are some things to keep in mind when choosing a pedal go-kart for a younger driver: Look for models with adjustable seats so that your child won’t outgrow the kart too quickly. It’s best to choose a go-kart with the added handbrake. This will teach your child to operate a vehicle safely. Pay close attention to the physical dimensions and measure your child to make sure they’ll fit in the go-kart comfortably. Best long-term investment Aosom Kids Pedal Powered Ride-On Go-kart Racer with Hand Brake and Non-Slip Wheels – Orange – $139.99 If you want to invest in a better model that will provide years of entertainment for your child, then consider this higher-priced pedal go-kart. It features a rugged steel frame best suited to riders between 5-8 years old, up to 66lbs. It has a high-back seat for the most comfortable driving experience. Safety is a priority, and your child can easily access a durable handbrake if they end up going too fast. In addition, the anti-slip EVA rubber wheels will do the trick for riding on bumpy terrain in terms of off-roading capabilities. Here are some reasons to invest in a premium pedal go-kart: Your child is active and will use it regularly. Your child is old enough to appreciate the higher-quality construction and awesome design. You want a model that will be rugged enough to do moderate off-roading. You don’t want to worry about broken parts or excessive wear and tear.
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