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What are the Best Kids Scooters?
Are you considering buying a scooter for your child but confused about what factors to consider? That is what we are here to do. Scooters are great for developing motor skills, balance, and strengthening muscles. If you want to get your child the best scooter on the market, there are some factors you must consider. Generally speaking, a suitable scooter should be selected depending on the following factors: the number of wheelsthe wheel sizethe weight and height capacitybraking system material maximum speedslip resistance surfaces folding capabilities, and the age of your child Choosing the Right Scooter for Your Child Here’s the thing: you want to pick the right scooter for your child. You could get them a scooter that is all tricked out and looks absolutely stunning. They will love it – but will you? Kids want something cool and fun. Parents want something safe. With that in mind, check out the following factors that will help you pick the right scooter for your kid. The Number of Wheels Scooters usually have two to four wheels. The more wheels the scooter has, the more stable it is. Two-wheel scooters are the least stable of the bunch and are therefore more suitable for second step learners, who already have sufficient balance control. If you are looking at scooters for beginners or smaller kids, three-wheel scooters might be more your beat. There is a lessened risk of imbalance, so you can rest easy knowing your child is safer than on a two-wheeler. The Wheel Size Even something as simple as wheel size can be an essential feature in deciding the perfect scooter for your child. Typically, scooter wheels consist of polyurethane threads around a plastic core with a 110mm diameter. The general rule is that smaller wheels are slower and lighter. The deck remains lower to the ground, which increases stability. Larger wheels raise the deck and allow the rider to move faster. For small children and inexperienced riders, smaller wheels are the safer choice if you prefer fewer scooter-related accidents. Unfortunately, most consumers have no say in the width of the wheel. The width affects the traction and maneuverability of stunts. So, experts may custom order different width lengths. But for beginners, it is recommended you stick with the default. So, which wheel size is truly the best? For kids wanting a new toy to ride on, 110mm wheels are the standard choice. Weight and Height Capacity It is important to always consider the weight and height capacity of a scooter before purchasing one. You want to make sure that the scooter is strong enough to carry at least double your child’s weight. You never know – your kid might want to take a friend along for a ride! Many scooters are height adjustable so that they can grow with your child. Make sure to purchase one that adjusts to the appropriate height for your child to grasp the handles comfortably. Braking System Most of today’s scooters offer a braking system so your child can quickly stop in an emergency. The break should be of good quality and maintained so that it works appropriately in emergencies. Material Scooters are usually made of plastic or metal. Plastic scooters are flexible and light and are only suitable for children less than three years old. If you are looking for scooters for older kids – metal might be more appropriate. Maximum Speed It might not be in your considerations, but your child will undoubtedly be thinking about how fast their scooter can go. It is pretty much guaranteed that your child will be racing their friends trying to go as fast as possible, so you will want to get them a scooter with a high speed. However, it is important to remember that the higher the speed, the greater chance of accidents. Beginner kids do not need high speeds, so a lower max speed is better to ensure their safety. However, if your child is older, they may need more speed. Slip-Resistant Surfaces Speaking of accidents – what if your child slips while riding? Thankfully, most scooters today have a slip resistance surface on the foot deck (like skateboards!). Some models aimed at toddlers have slip-resistant silicone surfaces, while the more recreational ones usually have grip tape applied to the foot deck. Foldable Design A foldable scooter isn’t an absolute necessity here. However, if you plan on taking the scooter with you on a cross-country road trip, you are definitely going to want to buy a model that folds. For scooters that have an easy storage option, there are usually two ways: The ability to fold down at the click of a button The ability to remove the T-bar and store it as a two-piece Three-wheel scooters do not usually have a folding design, but they may separate for easy storage. The Age of Your Child The age of your child is a critical factor when choosing the appropriate scooter. Once your child can set up and walk properly (without falling over!), they are ready to scoot! Three-wheel scooters are suitable for kids under three since they make it easier to balance. For five-year-olds with previous three-wheel experience, go for the two-wheeler! If not, stick with the extra wheel. It is all about fun for older kids. The scooter should have an excellent, high speed so your child can race all their friends! How to Pick a Suitable Scooter Considering everything we have just outlined above – how can you be sure you are buying the right scooter for your child? To start, we’ll consider the four main types of scooters: Three-wheeled Two-wheeled Trick Scooter Electric You’ve already read the differences between three- and two-wheeled scooters. Trick scooters are more advanced and durable as they are designed for tricks and stunts. Only purchase these kinds of scooters if your child is already well advanced in scooting. Electric scooters are designed for smooth glides without the need to purchase. A rechargeable battery powers them, allowing some scooters to move up to 15mph. As mentioned before, make sure that you purchase plastic scooters for younger kids. While they are not as strong as metal ones, they are easier to control. Metal scooters are more suitable for older kids because they can control the added weight. Selection Tips For a Scooter Make sure to take into consideration the age of your child. Remember that younger kids do not balance as well, so three-wheel scooters are more suitable. Make sure that you purchase safety equipment for your child, like helmets, knee and elbow pads. If you plan on traveling, choose a scooter with a foldable design. -
A Ruff Choice: The Dog House Buying Guide
Choosing the right dog house for your home means understanding what your dog needs. Some pet parents jump into looking for the best dog house without considering important dog house buying tips and without considering what they need out of a dog house. This can leave them and their dog with a dog cabin that doesn’t fit their needs. In this article, we discuss our top tips for buying a dog house. We’ll teach you about the difference between a cabin and a crate as well as the best dog house materials. Continue reading to make your furry friend as comfortable as possible. Dog House Types Selecting the best dog house for your dog starts with understanding the various types of dog houses. The different types can be selected based on where they will be located, what kind of material they are made of, and other details. There are many types of dog houses to choose from as well as many sub-types and hybrids. However, the main types of dog houses we will focus on are crates, cabins, and raised platforms. Crate Dog House A crate dog house is made up of vertical bars, horizontal bars, or both. A crate dog house is an excellent training tool for puppies just learning good potty habits. Your puppy will quickly learn not to relieve themselves in the crate, especially if you follow good crate training protocols. Crates are also great for transporting your dog in the car. Dogs that run around loose in the car can slip and fall or be injured in an accident. Confining them to a crate is ideal for safe travels (though make sure you select the right size, which we will discuss later on). Cabin Dog House Among the different types of dog houses, a dog cabin is what comes to mind when people think of a dog house. These are the most versatile as they come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and materials. They are also easily customizable with your dog’s belongings. A cabin is a great option whether you want it inside your house or outside. It provides protection from harsh weather, a calm place to nap, and a space to avoid people or other pets. These types of dog houses can be enclosed like crates, but are most commonly open and are only used for the dog’s comfort. Raised Platform Dog House A raised platform dog house is the least restrictive style of dog house on our list. They are strictly meant for comfort and don’t provide much shelter as with cabin dog houses. A raised platform dog house is most similar to a dog bed, but with a roof, which might be perfect for your dog’s needs. Dog House Materials Once you determine the right style of dog house, next on our list of dog house buying tips is to consider the material used. The material affects the comfort, durability, and protection offered. The most common types to choose from include wood, plastic, and metal. Wood The most popular material for a dog house is wood, especially for a dog cabin. Wood makes a dog house versatile in that you can adjust the shape, color, and weather resistance with ease. You can add windows if you want to add more ventilation as well. Wood is also a great insulator. So, if you live in a cooler climate or an area with cold winters, a wood dog house can help keep your dog warm. We recommend waterproofing it to increase longevity. Plastic If your idea of the best dog house is one that will last a long time, plastic is a terrific option. Its longevity is similar to that of wood, especially if you live in a mild climate. However, in extreme temperatures, plastic can either melt or crack. Plastic also lacks the insulation capabilities offered by wood. So they’re not ideal if you’re trying to provide your dog with a warm home in the fall or winter. Metal A metal dog house is most likely to outlast the other two types of materials on our list. They are good for dogs that like to chew or scratch, which makes them a great choice for crates. A metal dog house offers little in the way of comfort or insulation. While you can increase both with an external covering, metal is best used for indoor crates, short-term confinement, or safety during car rides. Dog House Sizing One of our top tips for buying a dog house is to make sure you size it right. The best dog house is one that is comfortable for your dog, so you’ll need to pay attention to measurements. To find a good fit, you’ll need to measure your dog and compare those measurements to those of the dog house. How to Measure Your Dog Your dog’s height matters the most when it comes to measuring them for a dog house. If a dog house is tall enough, it is almost always going to be wide enough. In order to measure your dog, make sure they are standing with all four feet flat on the floor. Take the end of the tape measure and place it on the ground directly below your dog’s chin. With your dog’s head looking forward, measure to the highest point of their head. Repeat the process, but measure from one of your dog’s paws to the top of their shoulder. Dog House Measurements The dimensions of a dog house are listed in the format length x width x height; you mainly need to worry about the height. Some manufacturers will have only the height listed in the product name, but the full dimensions should be available in the product description. You’ll also want to note the height of the door or entrance. Now, compare the height of your dog’s shoulder to the height of the cabin entrance. The door frame should be about 25% shorter than the height of your dog’s shoulder. This helps to control temperature changes within the cabin. Next, compare the height of the cabin itself to your dog’s head height (make sure the measurement doesn’t include any feet or platforms). The cabin should sit about 25% higher than your dog’s head. This ensures your dog has enough room to stand up comfortably and not be hunched over. Dog House Buying Tips Some of our other tips for buying a dog house include details that make it the best dog house for your dog. Our top recommendations involve making sure the house is comfortable, temperature-controlled, and well-ventilated. To achieve this we recommend adding bedding, ensuring protection from the elements, confirming ventilation, and managing temperature. Bedding The best dog house is a comfortable dog house, which is why we suggest finding the right bedding to add to your dog’s new space. For cooler nights and seasons, try finding a soft, padded mat or cushion to retain heat. This is also ideal for dogs with joint problems or mobility difficulties. For warmer climates, we recommend elevated cots. These allow better airflow to keep your dog cool while keeping them comfortable. You can choose the right one for your dog based on their size. If you’re investing in an outdoor dog house, protection is essential. This can be as simple as placing it under an outdoor canopy tent or under a deck. It can also mean making sure the dog house itself has a strong and durable roof. The goal is to make sure your dog is safe and well-protected while inside of their dog house. Protection If you’re investing in an outdoor dog house, protection is essential. This can be as simple as placing it under an outdoor canopy tent or under a deck. It can also mean making sure the dog house itself has a strong and durable roof. The goal is to make sure your dog is safe and well-protected while inside of their dog house. Ventilation While ventilation is less of a concern for crates with open slots and open front dog cabins, it’s important for enclosed spaces. If you select a dog cabin and crate hybrid, you want to make sure it provides adequate airflow. If not, we recommend looking for one with windows or an open front instead. Temperature Management Especially in climates with severe weather, temperature management is essential in a dog cabin. If you plan to leave your dog outside in high or low temperatures, consider options that include heating or air conditioning to keep your dog comfortable. Make sure to bring your dog indoors during extreme weather. This will help them avoid serious medical problems such as heat stroke and hypothermia. Find the Right Dog House for Your Furry Friend Use the above tips to find the right dog house for your dog. Take the time to think about what you want to achieve with the dog house. This information will help you decide between the different types of dog houses such as cabin or crate, various materials, and more. If you’re ready to find the right dog house for your furry companion, check out our selection today. -
The New Year’s Guide to Meeting Your Goals in 2019
Happy New Year 2019! The New Year is upon us! The holidays are over, and the days are slowly but surely getting longer. Inspiration abounds for a new you in the new year. The time has come to make resolutions and commit to new beginnings. Set yourself up for success in accomplishing your New Year’s goals with these recipes, products, and organizational guides. Some common New Year’s Resolutions are losing weight, getting in shape, and getting organized in your personal and professional life. Others may be to explore new hobbies, start (and finish) a project, or to make more time for the people we love. My New Year’s Resolutions are pretty generic; eat better, exercise with my dogs more, and declutter my house. I’m also hoping to get into the habit of meditating regularly, starting (and finishing) more projects, and take up some new hobbies, like photography and woodworking. I’ve already eaten five salads, so we’re off to a good start! It’s the last year of the twenty-teens; next year we’ll be welcoming in the new Roaring ’20s. It’s been a long, strange trip into the new millennium, filled with victory, loss, and plenty of drama. Let’s get to work to hit our stride in the 21st century as the best versions of ourselves we can be. Don’t Hate your Plate Who says eating right means sacrificing taste? If you’re trying to kick the fast food habit too, here are some amazingly healthy and delicious recipes to try. The New York Times cooking page offers up these Healthy Recipes for the New Year to help you jump start your diet, including hearty soups and unique salads. This post from All Recipes gives you a variety of recipes to choose from, including vegetarian and quick and easy options. Check out their healthy variations on classic favorites, such as Pork Fried Quinoa and simple Philly Steak Sandwiches. Workout in Style If your goal is to get in shape this year, check out these easy New Years workouts to get you started on the right track. This workout calendar from Self Magazine will help you find a fitness routine that works for you. Check out this article from Health Magazine to explore some new workout trends that could take your fitness regimen from blah to yee-haw! Our Soozier brand home fitness equipment can help you achieve your health goals without wasting money on a gym membership. Check out these awesome tools to get in shape without leaving the comfort of home. This complete home gym will work your core, arms, and legs. With over 100 pounds of suspension weight, you can feel the burn in all of your muscles. This isn’t your grandmother’s vibration belt! Our vibration pad helps stimulate muscle tissue and blood circulation. This is a great low impact workout, and you can make it more intensive by doing Pilates, yoga, or tai chi on top of the platform. 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