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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. -
5 Ways a Dip Station Can Boost Your Weight Loss
Want to build great chest, triceps and front shoulder muscles with a simple exercise? Of course you do! Who wants to be in the gym all day? The truth is, to get the most out of your dips and lose stubborn arm fat, I highly recommend using specialized equipment like a dip station, a parallel bar, or a power station. Using proper technique while doing dips can quickly get rid of flabby arms and give your arms the right tone and definition that you’re going for. Photo courtesy of BodyInfusion If you’re revving up your workout routine, it’s important to understand that a lot of basic movements require upper body strength. That’s where investing in your own personal dip station comes in handy. If you don’t have the necessary strength as you begin to create an exercise routine, you put yourself at risk for a lot of different injuries. Not to mention that doing dips naturally release a ton of hormones necessary for fat loss and muscle building. Moving from couch dips to a dip station opens up the possibility to include more alterations in your workout routine for smarter exercising through muscle confusion. In other words, a dip station = more gains! Dip stations are great pieces to add to your at-home gym simply because they are easy to use, reasonably priced, and versatile. Here are some of the ways a Dip Station can Boost your Weight Loss 1) Assisted Dips Photo courtesy of Fitness-Equipment These dips are a great place to start if you’re a beginner. An assisted dip can help give you better form as well as increased results after every workout that you complete. You can also stand at a dip station, leaving both your feet planted on the floor while you complete doing assisted dips. 2) Isometric Dips Isometric dips are primarily used for isolating and developing specific muscle groups with your parallel bar dip station. Isometrics are also great for accelerated muscle growth. CLICK HERE to check out this Dip Station To perform this exercise you’ll need to suspend your body over the parallel bars with your arms extended. Next, lower your body until your upper arms are parallel with the floor. Now in order for this exercise to truly be considered Isometric, you will need to hold this pose for 6 – 10 seconds. Finally, push yourself up and repeat. To make isometrics work for you, you’ll need to do them separately from your main workouts. Try and aim to complete your isometric sets at least 6 hours away from your regular workout routine. 3) Weighted Dips All the dip progressions can be combined with a weight so that you experience incredible muscle growth as well as perfect your metabolic workouts. Remember, if you are going for endurance then go ahead and skip the weighted dip. However, if you’re going for strength and muscle then you are definitely going to want to do some weighted dips. The easiest and safest way to complete a weighted dip is to get a dip belt and plates hanging on a chain. Here are some dip belts that I recommend: The Harbinger The Brute 4) Tricep Dips Tricep dips are probably the most versatile, as you can do them without a dip machine. To complete this exercise you’ll need to position your hands shoulder-width apart on a secure bench or chair. Then, slide your butt off the front of the bench with your legs fully extended. Next, slowly bend your elbow down to your lower body until your elbows are about at a 90-degree angle. The key is to make sure that you keep your back as close to the bench as possible as you repeat this exercise. 5) Chest Dips Certain dip stations have been specially designed so that they have angled grips for enhancing your tricep muscles and your chest muscles. The trick to this exercise is understanding that the power is in the posture. Photo courtesy of us.myprotein.com To perform this exercise, you need to dip down while holding your upper body around a 30-degree angle and lean your arms out to the side to really help build your chest muscles. Limit any jerky movements and remain smooth and steady in order to stay in control of the exercise. Recap Remember, it’s completely normal for fat to get stored in arms over time. However, developing a proper dip routine can help ladies go sleeveless without being embarrassed and the gents to build their pectorals and arm muscles. Dips are effective and intense exercises that you can do at home to lose arm fat, shed extra pounds and build muscle in a shorter amount of time. Coupling your new dip station exercises with your new diet and exercise routine is the best combination to help supercharge your weight loss goals. -
Halloween and Christmas decorations and inflatables buying guide
When the holiday season arrives, everyone’s excited to set up the quirkiest and spookiest house decor for Halloween and the most festive decorations for Christmas — we all want our home to be the most memorable one on the street. However, coming up with the best atmosphere and aesthetics for the holidays can be more difficult than it first seems. You can find tons of decor pieces out there, and picking the right ones and arranging them into a display that makes sense requires a lot of forethought. There’s no need to worry, though — with our buying guide for Christmas and Halloween decorations, you’ll have a much easier time getting ready for the holidays! Important features Type of holiday decoration Materials Theme Lighting Price Different Halloween and Christmas decorations Before you start browsing for holiday decorations, you should think about what kind of pieces you’re looking for. These days, it’s highly likely that inflatables are going to be a big part of your holiday setup, at least if you’re playing it smart — they’re simple to install, and when you need to store them after the holiday season, they won’t take up much space as they’re deflated. Still, there are some important considerations when picking the exact inflatables you want to buy. Obviously, a 10-foot tall Halloween archway will require more space than one cartoonish inflatable ghost. Also, you need to think about where you’ll be placing them exactly — any of these inflatables shouldn’t be near trees, bushes, or any branches or sharp objects that could poke a hole in them. Plus, you’ll need to consider access to electricity; though plenty of these inflatables come with long cords that make reaching an outlet easy. Finally, while inflatables are the biggest part of most holiday setups — remember that there are other kinds of decorations as well, especially for Christmas. You can find everything from amazing advent calendars to stunningly lifelike artificial Christmas trees. Materials While choosing the type of holiday decor you want matters — there are plenty of other practicalities you need to consider before buying anything. For example, what type of materials were used for the manufacturing of your holiday decorations? No matter what kind of decor we’re talking about, manufacturing quality is vital. In the case of wooden decor and figurines, you need to make sure you’re dealing with durable, high-quality wood. This means it’s got enough polish and a decent coating that contains a weather and water-resistant finish; this is especially important for pieces that you’ll be placing outside. The fall weather that follows Halloween can mean quite a lot of rain, and Christmas decor is exposed to cold and snow too. Also, make sure any inflatables or figurines you’re planning on buying come with a stable base — you don’t want them to fall over due to wind or other elements. And while we’re on the subject of inflatables, their manufacturing materials matter just as much. You need to ensure you’re only getting premium-quality inflatables made with IP44-rated water-resistant polyester — if not, you’ll find the winter and fall weather is not kind to them after just a couple of days. Theme Naturally, the theme of your decorations is one of the things you’ll spend most of your time on. It goes without saying that, while you can mix and match individual pieces to your liking, some things were just made for certain holidays. An inflatable tombstone surrounded by ghosts is something that won’t fit Christmas as well as Halloween — while an intricate inflatable scene showing Jesus’ birth is something you’ll probably want to save for Christmas. Luckily, you can find pretty much any kind of inflatable you can think of when it comes to both Halloween and Christmas. And each holiday has the more obvious, and slightly quirkier decor you can find. For example, the obvious picks for Halloween would be haunted inflatable trees and evil inflatable ghosts — however, you can also find weirder stuff like a creepy purple baby with an uncanny smile. On the other hand, pieces that most people use for Christmas are the everyday variations of Santa Claus; like the one where he’s waving with one hand and holding his signature bell in the other. However, there are plenty of wacky options out there as well, such as Santa driving a holiday-themed car or a ridiculous Christmasy airplane. Lighting Here’s another thing that both Halloween and Christmas decorations have in common — you need to make sure they’re sufficiently lit so people can actually see them. These days, that’s easier than ever with inflatables, considering the fact that most of them have internal LED lighting. However, you can’t really go wrong with more light, especially for Christmas — though ambient lighting is just as important for a spooky Halloween atmosphere! Your artificial cobwebs will look far spookier if you accentuate them with some faint light. Pricing At the end of the day, holiday shopping is just like any other type of shopping — prices are important. So, considering that, what kind of budget is appropriate for your holiday decorations? This is the part that, perhaps, varies the most out of all the factors that go into buying seasonal decorations. People are comfortable with spending different amounts of money when it comes to decorations — and it all depends on how much you want to splurge, and your personal preferences. However, even if you’re comfortable with spending more money to amp up your holiday atmosphere for Halloween and Christmas — there’s a difference between paying more and overpaying. Naturally, the prices on specific inflatables can vary based on factors like their material quality, internal lighting, and most importantly, size. Still, even the biggest pieces rarely go for more than a hundred dollars — make sure you’re not getting a raw deal by sticking to trustworthy stores like Aosom. -
Buying Guide: The Perfect End Table for You
Your Perfect End Table When you’re furnishing your home, you probably think of the big things first. Your couches, armchairs, beds, and dining tables. Next, you’ll probably choose rugs, drapes and coffee tables. Finally, you’ll get to smaller things like side tables, shelving, lamps, and décor items. It’s a great approach, and one that helps to ensure you have a home that looks cohesive and spaces that make sense. By the time you get to the end of the process, you might also feel overwhelmed. Making all those decisions is a lot of work, so you might look at all the end table options out there and just not know what to do! We’ve created this guide to buying the perfect end table, so you can relax and enjoy the process! Define Your Style The first thing you need to do when you’re looking for end tables is to define your personal style. Do you love mid-century modern design and want something iconic like nesting tables in a modern design? Or do you prefer something classic like wrought iron or wood? If you like rustic design and repurposed items, would wooden crates made from reclaimed wood be the perfect end table? There’s an end table for every style out there, but you’ll be less overwhelmed by the options if you decide what you like first. Choose a Shape or Contour The next thing you should do before you go end table shopping, whether it’s on Aosom.com or somewhere else, is to decide what shape you need. Do you want a square end table, a round end table, a narrow end table or something else? You can find nearly every shape of end table out there but defining what you want will help you to narrow the search. Know What Size You Need Another big factor in choosing an end table is to know how much space you have to work with. Your end tables need to be big enough to be useful, but not so big that they make it difficult to get in and out of the room. Measure the room and the sofas and other furniture you already have, and then work out what size each end table should be. Choose the Right Materials End tables are made out of every material you can imagine. There are metal end tables, wood end tables and end tables with glass. Some designs for end tables use modern materials like acrylic, and many use a mixture of two or three of these materials! There are even end tables that incorporate materials like rattan or cane, for a breezy, beachy feel. Define the Purpose and Style Very often, the furniture we choose has to fulfill more than one purpose. So, it’s important to define what you need yours to do. If you need somewhere to store items like remotes, coasters, or board games, choose end tables with storage like drawers. If you want something that will give you more seating for surprise guests, you might find that an ottoman end table works best. Understanding what you need to add to your space makes it easier to shop for end tables that suit the purpose. There are even end tables with built in USB ports for phone chargers, so the sky is the limit when it comes to a defining purpose and style for your furniture! Choose Your Colors Wisely Sometimes, you want an end table that fades into the background and blends with everything you have. Or you might want to bring some drama or a pop of completely unexpected color. You can get end tables in nearly every color and finish, from rustic barn wood finishes and simple black metal to bright orange or blood red. Choose a few colors that will work well in your space, and then see what’s available in each of those colors. Know Which Room You’re Buying For Usually, we use end tables in living rooms, but sometimes, they’re going to go somewhere else. If you’re buying an end table to use in a bathroom, you might need to choose one that is made out of moisture resistant materials. If it’s for a kids hangout room, you need something that’s tough, robust, and can stand up to some abuse! If it’s for a home theater, you might want a specific design that looks like movie theater furniture. The purpose for your new side table can have an impact on how it should look and be made, so give it some thought! Set a Budget The last thing you need to do before you start shopping for end tables is set a budget. You know exactly what you want, what size end table you want, and what shape. You’ve decided what extra features you need, and what colors you love, so now you just need to decide how much you want to spend. While you certainly don’t have to break the bank while you’re shopping for an end table, you also shouldn’t make price the only consideration. You want to balance value and quality, so you can get a piece that will go the distance. Have Fun! The good news is that end tables aren’t the most expensive pieces of furniture you will buy. They’re not as big a commitment as say, a couch or a refrigerator. So, you have a little more room to relax and have some fun. Even if you decide you want to change the look of your room in a few years, you can always switch your side tables or even update them with some new paint or different drawer pulls. So don’t spend too much time agonizing about getting the perfect end tables that you’ll never want to change! Go to Aosom.com and choose the end tables that make you happy and match your style right now!
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