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Are you planning on traveling with pets this summer? Make sure you’re prepared with our travel essentials checklist! Vacations with pets can be fun, but you need to be prepared for the unexpected, including traffic jams, medical emergencies, and inclement weather. Fortunately, we’ve put together a handy checklist and list of tips to make your summer vacation with Fluffy a breeze! Travel Essentials Checklist: Food and water dishes Extra food LOTS of water, especially when traveling in the summer Interactive toys (tennis balls, food dispensers, frisbees, etc.) Chew toys or treats (KONGs, natural bones, Nylabone chews) Crate, carrier, or cage Harness, collar, and leash- plus an extra leash is recommended ID tags, including rabies vaccination tags Blankets and towels Plastic bags- dog waste bags are inexpensive and readily available at Target Grooming supplies- brush, nail clippers, shampoo, etc. Just in case Fido rolls in something gross! Medications or supplements First Aid Kit Medical records Certifications or paperwork, such as ESA, Therapy, etc. Tips for Traveling With Pets: If you want to take your pet on vacation, take them somewhere they will actually enjoy. Camping trips, the beach, lakehouse, or a pet-friendly city are great travel destinations. Fido probably won’t enjoy Disneyland or Times Square as much as you will. Road trips are definitely preferable for pets. Flying with animals is scary, unless they can be in the cabin with you. Besides, the odds are good that your dog is already used to the car, so a road trip probably won’t phase or distress him at all. If you’re planning to travel with your cat, take him on a series of short car rides before embarking on your journey. This will help him get used to the car. When traveling with cats, always keep him secured in his carrier or on a leash while in the car. Use a crate, pet barrier, or harness seat clip to keep your dog secure during travel. As much as dogs love to stick their heads out the car window, they can be injured by flying rocks and debris, and are more likely to be injured in an accident if not restrained. Make sure to stop every 2-3 hours for bathroom breaks for your pet. Most rest stops have designated pet areas where Rover can go to relieve himself and sniff some exciting new smells. You can also offer your pet some water when you stop. Always bring extra food and water. You never know when you may face delays, so be sure to take a few extra days’ supply of food. Research your destination ahead of time to ensure that your hotel or camping accommodations are pet-friendly. Note any fees or documentation your accommodations may require for pets, as well as their pet policies. Resources for Successful Traveling with Pets: Pet friendly hotels, restaurants, and more: www.bringfido.com Pet- friendly rentals, destinations, and activities: www.petswelcome.com Domestic and International pet travel regulations: www.aphis.usda.gov Pinterest Board with more tips and advice for traveling with pets: https://www.pinterest.com/beaosom/traveling-with-pets/ Now hit the road, and have fun! -
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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Biking With Your Best Pal: A Buyer’s Guide to Pet Trailers & Strollers
Getting out and exercising with your dog is one of the best ways for the two of you to bond. You get to spend time together while working out, staying healthy, and having fun. If you’re an avid cyclist, you’ve probably looked into bike pet trailers. These are a great option for people who want to go biking with their pets. But how do you know what type of pet trailer is right for you? In this guide, we’ll go over the different types of bike pet trailers. We’ll teach you about standard trailers, as well as ones that convert into a pet stroller or pet jogger. That way, you’ll be able to buy the perfect trailer for you and your pup. Why Use Bike Pet Trailers? There are several reasons to opt for using a trailer when you’re biking with pets. For one, your dog might be trained to run alongside your bike yet. Many dogs are energetic and healthy enough to run alongside you for moderate distances. But if you have a puppy or a dog who isn’t trained for it yet, it can be frustrating when they get distracted and yank you off course. There are, of course, ways to train your dog to run alongside your bike. One of the best methods is a gradual introduction to running beside you. You can spend half your trip training your dog, and the other half enjoying your ride while they tag along in the pet trailer. Some dogs, such as short-nosed breeds like pugs and bulldogs, love to get out and about but don’t have the physical capacity to run alongside you at biking speeds. Pet trailers are a great solution for small and short-nosed dogs. You can take them along for the trip without putting unnecessary strain on their bodies. Bike pet trailers are also great for senior pups who can’t quite move like they used to. It gives them the chance to get outside without expending too much energy. Similarly, pet trailers are great for dogs who tire easily. You can have your dog run alongside you for a while to get that good exercise and then transition them to the pet trailer when they get tired. Bike pet trailers are also great options for people with cats, rabbits, and other animals that can’t run alongside you while you ride. Bike Trailer Only Models The most important thing when selecting a pet trailer is picking the right model for you. We’ll go over several different options so that you can make the best decision for you and your pup. The sturdiest and most cost-effective options are bike trailer only models. While other models can convert into pet strollers, these are built to function only as trailers. Our bike trailer model is built with Oxford fabric on top of a steel frame. That makes it super strong and durable for fighting the weather, water, and UV rays. It also provides shade for your dog while they’re riding along with you. Our bike trailer also has zippered doors on the front, back, and top. That means your dog can poke their head out of the top to catch some extra breeze. Each side is made of light and sturdy mesh for maximum ventilation and comfort. It also comes with a D-ring to hook on leashes and harnesses. This will keep your pup nice and secure inside the carrier. Our trailer also includes a weather shield in case you run into bad weather while you’re out on a ride. Two 20″ wheels are mounted on the rear to provide a smooth ride. Our trailer can be used on pavement or offroad, for those interested in mountain biking with their pets. It also comes with a safety flag on the dog carriage and reflectors on the wheels. These provide visibility in traffic and low-light conditions. The wheels on our bicycle pet trailer are quick-release and can fold flat for easy storage and transport. The carrier itself also folds down and can be easily transported or stored during the off-season. Dimensions The overall dimensions of our bike pet trailer are: 51.25″ L x 28.75″ W x 35.5″ H. The cabin size is: 30.75″ L x 21.75″ W x 25.5″ H. The weight limit on our trailer is 66lbs. Make sure your pet will be comfortable in a space that size and that they do not exceed the weight limit. That way, the two of you will have the most enjoyable ride possible. Combination Bike Trailer and Pet Stroller Models We also offer trailers for biking with dogs that quickly and easily convert into a pet stroller. These models can be used as a jogging stroller that you push as you run or can be attached to your bike as a bike trailer for a cycling adventure. Our Aosom Elite II model converts between bike trailer and dog stroller in seconds without the use of any tools. The bike hitch is easy to attach, and the universal coupler fits most bicycles. The trailer hitch hides away underneath the carriage when it’s in stroller mode. The front can also fold back or be removed entirely in trailer mode. This model also has an adjustable handle for maximum comfort while you’re pushing your pup. There is a hand lock brake as well, so you can maintain control of the carriage when tackling steep hills or trails. The Ansom Elite II is made of waterproof Oxford fabric over steel. The front, back, and sides are all made of mesh for maximum ventilation. It also has three entrances for maximum convenience in getting your pet in and out. The front features a mesh door for ventilation and a separate rain guard to protect from the elements. The top acts as a sun cover to prevent your pet from overheating on hot days. It can also be opened up so that your dog can stick their head out and enjoy the breeze. This trailer also includes a D-ring and safety leash. These allow you to safely secure your pet during their adventure. It also comes with a safety flag and wheel reflectors for visibility. Dimensions The overall dimensions of the Ansom Elite II with the handlebar and front wheel installed are: 61″ L x 32.75″ W x 42.5″ H. The cabin size is: 30.25″ L x 23.5″ W x 22″ H. The weight limit is 66lbs. Again, make sure your pet will be comfortable in a space of that size before you make the purchase. Our trailers are designed primarily for small and medium dogs. Combination Pet Jogger Models for Longer Excursions For those who are looking at doing longer adventures with their pups, our Aosom Elite II with storage pockets is the perfect model. The additional storage pockets make this a perfect option for those interested in all-day, overnight, or camping trips. If you’re looking to prolong your adventure, you need to ensure that you pack enough food and water for your pet. The external storage pockets help you do just that. They can also be used for storing doggy bags, leashes, or treats. As anyone who loves camping can tell you, managing your storage is a must. If you’re going to carry everything that you need for one or several nights, you need to be intentional about your packing. This model gives you two extra compartments to help ensure that you and your pup have everything that you need. Once you’re comfortable cycling with pets and want to try your hand at mountain biking with them, you’re going to need a durable trailer. The lightweight steel frame, waterproof fabric, and sturdy 20″ rear wheels with suspension make this an excellent option. It’s perfect for offroad use. The Ansom Elite II also converts seamlessly between a bike trailer and a pet jogger without the use of any tools. That means you don’t have to pack any extra wrenches or screws into your hiking backpack. The wheels and trailer also fold down for easy storage and transportation. For avid hikers and campers, this key feature can help you save space when transporting your gear. This pet jogger also comes with a D-ring and safety leash to ensure that your pup is safe and secure during your ride. This is especially important when tackling steep, rocky, or uneven trails. Dimensions The overall dimensions of this model with the handlebar and front wheel installed are: 52″ L x 31″ W x 40 1/2″ H. The cabin size is 30 1/2″ L x 23 1/2″ W x 21 1/2″ T. The maximum weight is 66lbs. Once again, make sure your pet will be comfortable in a space with these dimensions and that they do not exceed the weight limit. Adventure Awaits Bike pet trailers are an excellent way to include your dog in your life. It’s perfect for small to medium-sized dogs that want to come along for the ride. Now, you know the difference between standard trailers and those that convert into a pet stroller or pet jogger. You can pick the perfect one that you and your pup will enjoy for years to come. 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What is the Best Kids Toy Musical Instrument?
Every parent wants their kid to excel at something. Maybe it is sports, chess, or music. For the latter, you have come to the right place. Even if it is just banging on the keys – kids love playing music. It is all about expressing yourself and enjoying yourself. And parents, you will love listening to your child learn to play, as playing an instrument can enhance listening, focusing, self-esteem, and self-expression. In this guide, we will show you how to choose the best toy musical instruments, so you can give your toddler an early start to their musician careers! Generally speaking, a suitable musical toy should be selected depending on the following: size and weight, sound, your child’s age, and your child’s preference. Choosing the Right Instrument for Your Child Here’s the deal: you must pick the right instrument for your child. If you pick wrong, they may not want to play any instrument at all. You want them to feel comfortable learning how to play. If you play your cards right, a glorious future filled with happy music performances may follow. Check out the following factors to help you pick the right instrument for your kid. The Size and Weight of the Instrument The size and weight of the instrument are crucial for anyone – not just kids. Having a little kid learn to play the tuba may annoy and frustrate them. With heavy instruments, kids may be able to hold them up for a few seconds, but not for thirty minutes of practice. Low brass instruments and some large woodwind instruments require extended reach and strength to play them. These instruments include: tuba trombone sax bassoon If you and your child have your hearts set on a particular instrument – do not worry! Many instruments come in smaller sizes, made especially for kids! What Kind of Sound Does the Instrument Produce? That may sound like a dumb question, but the sound of the instrument is critical. Your child will not want to play any instrument if they do not like the way it sounds. For example, suppose your child loves the sound of an ocarina and enjoys covering different holes to produce music. In that case, that is the best choice for them. How Old is Your Child? Age is an important factor to consider. For children under two, specially-made toys like little drums or toy pianos are the best musical instruments. Young kids aren’t the best at grasping musical concepts, so just let them have fun. Additionally, instruments that require a lot of lung power – like the trombone or tuba may not be suitable for younger kids. They may simply not have enough lung power to keep the notes going. However, do not give up on woodwinds! Recorders are popular choices among younger kids. Many elementary schools begin teaching kids how to play them at a young age. For kids up to the age of six, keyboards and violins are the most common types of instruments to learn. That is because these instruments help build the foundation of musical concepts. Do not worry about your child not sticking with their first instrument. Just knowing the basics will make it easier for them to pick and learn another one later! Let Your Child Choose! This one is the most essential factor! Many schools or music shops offer trial sessions to let kids figure out what instruments they like. Trial sessions are periods where potential learners can watch various musical instruments during a set time. So, why is it important to let your kid pick out their instruments? Parents know their kids best right? Well, would you willingly spend hours practicing something you had no control over? I bet you wouldn’t, and neither will your child. Letting them pick what they like is the best way to ensure they enjoy themselves while learning. How to Pick a Suitable Musical Instrument? Considering everything we’ve just outlined above – how can you be sure you are buying the right instrument for your child? After all, not all instruments run cheap. Before you start browsing, we recommend measuring your child. You will want to know your child’s height and reach to have a good idea of what size instrument to purchase for them. Depending on what instrument you want them to play, the way you measure will differ. For the violin and viola, follow these steps: Extend the arm straight out to the side, parallel to the floor, and in line with their shoulders Move the arm forward at a 45-degree angle Turn the palm upwards so that it faces the ceiling Measure from the base of the student’s neck to the center of the palm. 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