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It’s midsummer, and the novelty of being home from school may be beginning to wear off. If you’ve been hearing “I’m bored” around the house, it’s time to plan some fun summer activities to keep the kids busy (and keep yourself sane). To help you create some unique experiences for your kiddos this year, we’ve put together this list of awesome activities to help you beat the heat and make this summer unforgettable! Get Campy: Many summer day camps start in August, so there may still be time to sign up! Check your local Youth Center, Church, or Community Center for summer programs for kids. Look for a program your child will truly enjoy, whether their thing is STEM, art, animals, or community. Day camps are great for kids as they help build social skills and introduce them to kids in their community that they may not know from school. Camp is also great for parents who need a little time to themselves! Get Crafty: Hone those fine motor skills and tap into your child’s inner artist with some cool crafting projects. This can be as simple as picking up some sidewalk chalk from the Dollar Tree and letting the kids create their own murals in the driveway, or as complex as learning to weave, sew, paint, or build their own creation. For some excellent craft ideas, check out our Pinterest Board. Get Active: Help your kids burn some of that energy with a physical activity. Go for a bike ride or hike, hit the local community pool, or use the long summer days to learn a new sport or activity such as tennis, swimming, or horseback riding. Try to get outside in the early mornings or evenings, when it’s a little cooler outside to avoid sunburns. Get Outside: Get in touch with nature this summer. Hiking is a great daytime activity, especially if there’s a river or lake along the way to dip your toes in (or more). Kids love camping out, but you don’t need to head off into the wilderness; pitch the tent in the backyard and let the kids camp out on their own. Try downloading the Sky Map app to make stargazing an educational experience. Be Social: Create a playdate schedule with other parents in your kids’ friend group and alternate having playdates at each other’s houses. The kids will love spending time together, and you’ll love having time to get your own stuff done once in awhile. Plan a picnic with friends, cousins, or other family members who may have some free time in the summer. Check out local events like the County Fair, Public Arts Exhibits, Summer Concerts, or Farmer’s Market. Get Smart: Your local library is a summer haven for kids and parents, especially if your house doesn’t have A/C. County libraries usually host summer reading programs for kids to help them stay on track and grow their love of reading while school’s out. They also offer story time, activities, games, and of course, that sweet, sweet air conditioning. Play it Cool: When it’s just too hot to do anything at all, a movie marathon may be in order. Instead of playing the same old Pixar flicks, try introducing the kiddos to your own childhood favorites, like classic Disney films or live action gems like The Swiss Family Robinson or The Parent Trap. Pop some popcorn, mix up a batch of Kool Aid, help the kids make a movie watching station on the living room floor with blankets and pillows, and turn the lights down to get the full effect. Need more summer activity inspiration? Check out our Pinterest Board to find even more ways to beat the heat this summer! -
The Comprehensive Pet Travel Guide
Learn How You can Travel Safely by Car, Airplane, Ship or Train With pet travel and pet-friendly businesses catering to animal lovers at an all-time high in America there’s never been a better time to hit the open road with your furry friend in tow. However, before you head out, you want to consider what is the most comfortable and low-stress method of travel for your pets. As a pet parent you’ll want to associate pet travel with a lot of positive reinforcement, love and treats. Otherwise, your pets will howl and hiss every time you take out your suitcase. This pet travel guide will cover how you can easily prepare for any upcoming trip. Car Rides / Road trips Air Travel Ship Trips Train Rides Car Travel Plan a route Be prepared to take a 15 – 20 minute break every 4 hours. This will allow your smaller pets to relieve themselves on a regular schedule, as well as give them an opportunity to stretch their paws. Watch the weather Did you know that many pets become stressed during events like thunderstorms and fireworks during the 4th of July? As a result, be sure to review the upcoming weather patterns and try not to travel during a thunderstorm or any other natural disasters. If you want car rides with your pet to be associated as a fun activity in the long term, be sure to steer clear of those cloudy skies. Bring their Favorite Crate If you’ve already trained your pet, they probably have a comfy bed or crate that they love more than any other. Be sure to pack their crate with some comfy bedding. Some bigger dog breeds may require a special lift gate for safe back seat car travel. Conversely, if you are traveling with a cat you want to make sure that they are crated throughout your road trip. Pack a Bag with the following items: A Leash Toys Chews and Treats Food & Food Bowl Car Booster Seats (for smaller dogs) Poop Bags Litter Box Car Seat Cover Bottled Water Air Travel Bring an approved Air pet travel Crate Soft shelled crates that are collapsible are currently not approved by the TSA. Instead, opt for a hard shell case to keep them safe during the flight. That way your pet is protected in case anything heavy shifts toward them during the flight. Your pet must be at least 8 weeks old Prepare documents and be prepared to present your pet’s health certificate during the check in process Get to the Airport Early Flying with your furry loved one could add another 1 – 2 hours of pre-flight time to your travel itinerary. As a result, give yourself more than enough time to check both you and your pet’s into the airport well before your flight takes off. Check the TSA’s website for updated information The rules and regulations of the airways change rapidly. You may want to take a peep at the TSA’s website to see if there are any restrictions on flying with certain breeds and what areas you can’t travel to with your pet. Food and Food Dish While pet travel may seem like a complicated process, it has become increasingly more popular over the last several years. Just be sure not to forget the basics. Make sure to pack your pet’s food dishes in your carry-on and be sure to feed, hydrate and relief them before and after their plane ride. Boat Travel Bring and sunscreen Humans aren’t the only ones that need to put on some sunscreen before heading to the beach. The risk of sunburn and skin cancer is increased if your pet doesn’t have sunscreen applied. Dogs that are most likely to be susceptible are dogs with white coats, hairless dogs, and dogs with light colored fur. Consider switching to a harness Depending on if you are taking your pet on a cruise ship or a speed boat you will probably want to play it safe and not use a collar while on the boat. That way, if they should fall or slip across the boat they won’t run the risk of breaking their neck. Get a life jacket While it’s true that our pup’s have a swimming technique named after them, it would be prudent to pick up a dog life jacket to pack in your pet travel kit. Get a Potty Pad or Potty Grass This tip is vital if you are thinking about going aboard a boat for an extended period of time. Given that your pet won’t have the ability to find a nearby patch of soft grass to relieve themselves on, you will need to dedicate a space on your vessel for your pet to do their duty. Bring fresh water Even though you and your pet will be surrounded by water, you do not want to encourage your pet to drink any salty or dirty water. Depending on the size of your dog, bring enough water to sustain your pets throughout your aquatic escapades. Train Travel Contact the train operator first to make sure that you will be permitted to bring your pet. For instance, Amtrak does not allow for pets unless they are service dogs. However, some smaller train travel providers allow for smaller pets in carriers. Sorry, bigger dogs! Updated health records are needed. As with most other commercial transportation options, you will need to provide updated health records for your pets. Consider getting a rolling pet carrier. If you plan on doing some additional traveling once you arrive, having a easy to transport pet carrier will be a life save. This pet carrier has the ability to be used as a backpack, a tote and even a car seat. This accessory is versatility at its finest. Check out the video below: Pack a Bag with the following items: A Leash Chews and Treats Food & Food Bowl Poop Bags Litter Box Bottled Water Make sure that the lodging at your destination is ‘pet-friendly’ Be sure to call ahead and just ask if the hotel that you’re staying at will accommodate your cuddly tag along? Trust me, you don’t want to find this out when you show up at the hotel after a long day of travel. Although, if your pet is authorized to ride the train with you, it can be a lot of fun. Since your pet can sit close to you during the trip, it can be one of the least stressful travel methods on this list. -
Want a Bar Table for Your Home? Everything You Need to Know
Choosing a Bar Table When choosing new décor for your home, having variety of choices is important. From size to shape, color to style, there are usually a multitude of different options no matter what type of furniture it is that you’re looking for. This can be great, as it helps you to see what’s out there before making your final decision. It can also be overwhelming, exhausting, and lead you to choosing something you don’t really like just to be done with the selection process — and no one can blame you! Bar tables are a furniture category that also have a wide variety of sizes, shapes, and styles. While it may seem simple enough to choose any old table, the truth is you want the right one for your space. This means doing your research and being informed on the best options for your needs, which is what this post is about. Here are a few different types of bar tables, to help you gauge which one might be right for you: Types of Bar Tables There are quite a few types of bar table to choose from here are a few of the most popular types: Tall Bar Table Tall bar tables are also known as high bar tables and can also be called high tops or pub height tables. These are the ones you’ll likely be the most familiar with; the type you’d normally find at a bar or a restaurant’s bar seating area. They typically stand between 40 and 42 inches high and are large enough for two people in most cases. They’re round and commonly made of wood or metal, though they can be made from heavy duty plastic as well. They don’t take up much in the way of floor space, and because the surface is higher than traditional tables, they can be great choices for those with limited space. Rattan Bar Table Rattan bar tables are typically longer and narrower than tall bar tables, though they’re not very much shorter in height. They’re designed to seat more than two people in most cases, though they are available in smaller sizes as well. Rattan bar tables are commonly found as outdoor furniture, whether this be at a public bar or in a private home. They can be constructed from any material but are mostly found in wicker, metal, and wood. Rattan tables are popular in places like resorts — where people tend to sit in groups and prefer to be outside in the warmer weather. Modern Bar Table Modern bar tables can come in any size, shape, or style, but with a modern twist. They’re often quite artistic or unique looking, and offer a refreshing take on the traditional bar table look. They can have features like angled bases, different shaped surfaces, and are available in a wide variety of colors, styles, and materials. People with a modern décor theme in their homes might gravitate toward a modern bar table, as it would be well placed in a modern home. However, modern bar tables can also blend well with contemporary or other themes of décor, as long as the right blend is found between the two styles. Farmhouse Bar Table A farmhouse bar table, or pub table, is a multi-seating bench-like table. It’s high and narrow, and supplies seating for large groups — sometimes up to twelve people. Farmhouse bar tables are popular in bars and restaurants, as they accommodate more people while taking up less space than multiple smaller tables would. They’re typically found in wood, but can also be metal, heavy-duty plastic, or other materials as well. It’s common to find larger groups of people seated at farmhouse bar tables, but they’re also shared by multiple, smaller groups. These are the more traditional, country-style tables, hence the name “farmhouse.” Which Bar Table is Right for You? So, which style of bar table is right for your home? Here are some recommendations based on the above information: Tall Bar Table If you’re limited on space, have a small family, or otherwise just like the style of the traditional bar table, the tall bar table could be for you. Thanks to their narrow base and the height of the surface, they’re great for compact kitchen spaces or dining nooks, and can be tucked away neatly in a corner of the room. Rattan Bar Table If you’re looking for a longer, narrower bar table, have an outdoor space to decorate, or enjoy entertaining groups of people, you might like the rattan bar table. Thanks to their shape they can be placed easily indoors or out, they seat multiple people (with the exception of the smaller models), and they’re available in several materials based on your decorative taste. Modern Bar Table If modern is the theme of your home or you simply like having one or two modern pieces in the house, a modern bar table could be your best bet. The great thing about these is the uniqueness of their design, and there’s plenty of styles to choose from. They’re available in a variety of materials, colors and styles, and are a great way to liven up your kitchen or dining space with something that stands out. Farmhouse Bar Table If you’ve got an outdoor space that you’re looking to fill, an abundance of indoor space, a big family, or if you love to entertain, a farmhouse bar table could be perfect for you. Their long, narrow shape takes up less space than you might think, and they’re great for seating groups of people. Their traditional, country style gives a relaxed, homey vibe, which is a great option for homes with a contemporary or farm-style theme. Tips for Selecting Your Bar Table Be sure to measure your space and the bar table you’re thinking about purchasing.Consider the number of seats you’ll need when choosing your bar table.Be aware that many bar tables don’t come with stools or chairs and plan accordingly.Try to find a sturdy construction for a reliable bar table that will last you a long time. Conclusion If you’ve been unsure which bar table will best suit your home and lifestyle, hopefully this post has helped you along in your decision-making. Shopping for home décor can be an overwhelming experience with all the choices out there, but it doesn’t have to be! Considering what you’ve learned today, you’ll hopefully be a little closer to figuring out which bar table you want in your home. Which one will you choose? -
Parents’ buying guide for push and pedal ride-on toys
As your kids develop and grow, they require different toys that help them have age-appropriate skills — these will become even more important later in life. For instance, once your kid starts learning how to walk, they will be amazed by the wonders of movement. And getting them the right push and pedal ride-on toys at this stage will help them learn the basics of elementary balance, as well as arm-leg coordination. Once they’re old enough, they’ll start being naturally drawn to ride-on toys that give them the sensation of faster motion — such as motorized ride-on cars, go-karts, and scooters. However, before they’re ready for that, they need to go through the push-and-pedal phase first — ideally, with the best possible toys. Still, finding the best possible push and pedal ride-ons isn’t a simple task for any parent — which is why Aosom has decided to help with a detailed buying guide! Important push and pedal ride-on features Decent balance Safety Design Versatility Materials Decent balance When you start browsing push and pedal ride-on toys for your kid, the first thing you need to consider is balance — both how well the toy is balanced by default, and how skilled your child is with maintaining balance. When we’re considering push ride-on strollers for babies, this isn’t that important — after all, if the toy meets the safety specifics, you’re the one who’s controlling the balance while you’re pushing your child. However, once your kids start playing with pedal-based ride-ons, you want something with wheels that are both sturdy and far apart — ensuring that the toy has a low center of gravity that keeps kids from easily tipping it over. This 4-wheel ride-on toy excavator is a good example of what a well-balanced ride-on looks like. Remember — toddlers and younger kids won’t have nearly enough experience with ride-ons to successfully maintain balance on their own. With that in mind, you need to judge the skill levels of your child and buy them the appropriate toy. Also, make sure that the ride-on is appropriate for your kid in terms of age, weight, and height; you want them as comfortable and stable as possible while driving. For example, this construction tractor ride-on is a superb toy in terms of balance and design, but it’s only suitable for kids that are older than 3. Safety While talking about the necessary balance, we’ve already touched on the topic of safety — but it’s important enough to explore it in more detail here. Obviously, safety is the most important concern for any parent when they’re doing pretty much anything with their kids — including buying ride-on toys. In fact, that’s particularly important in the case of ride-ons. Your best bet is to check whether the toy is ASTM F963 or EN71-1-2-3 certified — that means it fulfills all the safety standards set by the ride-on toy industry. And that goes for both three-wheel toddler tricycles and 4-wheel push-along toy cars. These certifications ensure there are no sharp edges or pinch points that can cause harm to your kid. And when you buy the toy, you also want to provide enough parental supervision at all times, while helping the child get familiar with the toy. It also wouldn’t hurt to buy them some gloves and a helmet when they transition from a push to a pedal-based ride-on. Design As you can see, buying a big toy like a ride-on toy car requires plenty of thinking — you’re constantly making sure your kid is safe and developing properly. However, besides stuff like manufacturing quality and safety, there are some aspects of the toy that are just plain old fun. And this is probably the funnest part for the parents, because toddlers and small children don’t have an exquisite taste in small toy vehicles. So, it’s up to you to choose whether they’ll be riding a small pink sci-fi toy car or a yellow shooting tank. Versatility Particularly when choosing their first pushable baby toy stroller, you want it to have a detachable handle that’s also adjustable for parents with different heights. Also, depending on the model, an adjustable canopy is a great feature for kids that love riding around their pushable strollers outside. Materials When you’re buying a push and pedal ride-on toy, going with licensed ride-on cars usually ensures a certain level of manufacturing quality. If the ride-on toy has a solid frame, it will be more durable and long-lasting — but also safer for the kid. Before buying, check to see if the seat is made from a skin-friendly fabric that’s comfortable and soft. Also, you need to consider the surfaces where your child will most likely play with its ride-on car. The push-and-pedal models almost always come with plastic tyres — these are great with smooth and flat surfaces, but if you intend on using it in different terrain look for something with EVA rubber tires like this balance bike.
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