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The second type allows children to use them without the need of adult supervision, like a miniature table and chairs set or a child-sized beanbag. The most notable difference between these two types is that the first one is designed to prioritize adult measurements, while the second gives children full liberty to use and enjoy the facilities they’re given. No matter how attached your toddlers are, they will eventually want to play independently and embrace their own creativity and environment. That’s where kids’ furniture comes in – it provides your children with the chance to gain independence and make their own fun. If you’re convinced to start looking around for kids’ furniture, our suggestion for your first investment would be a kids’ sofa. These can be used in many ways and are fairly easy to come by. Plus, they come with many advantages. The Seven Main Advantages of Buying a Kids’ Sofa When dealing with toddlers, it is very apparent that they love autonomy more than anything else. What they really want is to play independently and use their creativity and imagination to make their own fun. This is a significant stage in their growth and development, and as parents or guardians, we should do our best to promote these very important stages. Some of the advantages of providing your children with their own kids furniture: 1. Autonomy Having kids use things that are specifically “their size” creates a learning experience for them. They may have already been observing how adults do things, but can’t really do it themselves since they’re so small compared to the adult-sized furniture. If you downsize the furniture, it provides a way that your kids can learn from your example. Investing in furniture fit for toddlers and kids alike will help them explore their environment using their own skills and devices. Having things within their reach helps them become more independent, like picking out and reading their favorite book in their own kiddy couch. With furniture fit to their size, they can get the book on their own, sit comfortably in a chair fit for their little legs, and maybe even put away things on their own afterwards, too (if you’re lucky!) 2. Huge Confidence Boost Being able to maneuver on their own is a huge confidence boost for little kids. There is a sense of satisfaction for every task they can achieve on their own. This explains how and why kids like playing dress up or cooking in their own mini kitchen and having tea parties. Kids look up to grown-ups; they aspire to be “all grown up”. Giving them the means to independently use furniture allows them to feel confident in their newfound skills and abilities. 3. Provides Children a Restful Space of their Own Investing in a kids’ sofa gives your child a space they can lounge around in. One of the most difficult tasks we face as a parent is trying to get our kids to rest and stay still at the appropriate times. It’s a huge challenge – but by providing them with a comfortable sofa to sit, lie, or play on, they have a much better chance of resting or sitting still voluntarily. Tailoring furniture to your kids’ tastes is something they’d appreciate more than anything. It gives them a place they can be themselves without having you worry. 4. Create a Playful Learning Environment Dinosaur Kids Sofa Chair from Aosom.com Kids are amazing in that they can make almost any place their playground. We can improve on that by providing them with enough material to make their play sessions even more fun. Most kids’ sofas are equipped to be such play stations for children; some have pockets or hidden compartments for toys, while others have various configurations to allow for more activities. 5. Durable Kids Furniture Kids are involved in all sorts of activities. From jumping and crawling to rolling and bouncing around, there’s plenty of opportunity for wear and tear. Investing in a single sofa for the whole family is economically friendly, but it may result in a worn out and damaged sofa if your kids are playing on it all the time. By investing in a kid’s sofa, you can minimize damage since kids’ furniture is designed to withstand children’s active, and possibly destructive, behavior. 6. Stain Resistant for Kiddy Messes As formerly mentioned, kid-friendly sofas are highly durable. They are designed to withstand the most common damages and stains caused by rowdy children. Cleaning off stains can be a great hassle, so the sofas’ upholstery is designed to be easily removable and washable to help parents with cleaning. 7. Foster Creativity and Imagination The minds of young children are a box of fun and imagination just waiting to be let out. What’s fun and exciting for you might be quite different for them. Children of all ages are sponges, absorbing all sorts of information from the things they watch, read or see. By decorating their play areas according to their interests can help them foster creativity too. For kids, seeing their favorite heroes or princesses plastered on their furniture is a dream come true! Choosing the Best Sofa for your Child Choosing the right furniture for your toddler or small child can be difficult and confusing with all the options available, but one trip to Aosom.com will provide you with a simple variety of quality children’s furniture to choose from, at affordable prices. Start shopping Aosom.com today and foster their comfort and development as early as tomorrow! -
Children’s Playsets: Your Ultimate Buying Guide
Children’s playsets are wonderful ways to spark your child’s imagination. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, these toys include nursery and kitchen sets, vanity tables, car garages, workbenches, dolls’ houses, trucks, and more. Find out how to choose the right playset for your little one based on the playset size and on your child’s age and interests. Important Features AgeInterestsSizePrice Shop Aosom’s children’s playsets Consider Your Kid’s Age and Development One of the first and most important aspects, especially from a safety point of view, is buying a playset that is suitable for your child’s age and development stage. Generally speaking, playsets are available for: 1 to 3 years old 3 to 6 years old 6+ years old These different age ranges include playsets that are designed to match and stimulate the skills of children belonging to that particular age group. They are also designed and manufactured in compliance with stringent safety standards to ensure maximum security when your little one is playing with them. If your child is under the age of one, it’s important to always supervise them during play – even if you know that they are playing with safe, age-appropriate toys. An older toddler can safely play in a more independent fashion, provided of course that they are always using age-appropriate toys. When shopping for playsets, you should be able to easily work out whether the toy you are looking at is suitable for your child’s age, as all manufacturers are required to provide this information. Don’t be tempted to buy something for older children even if your child is asking for it, or if you think they might be able to play safely with them. Some children’s playsets, particularly pretend to play toys such as vanity tables, kitchen sets, and workbenches, often feature small parts that can be dangerous for younger children. Choose Something Based on Their Interests Another useful way to pick the right playset for your child is by considering their interests. Try not to be too tied to your kid’s gender, when you do this: children can and should play with anything that they enjoy, irrespective of whether they are girls or boys. These are some of the most popular interest areas for children: Music: in this case, you might want to select a playset including multiple musical instruments such as a xylophone, a small guitar or ukulele, and a drum set. You can also opt for musical toys or even musical books. Pretend Play: playsets belonging to this category include vanity tables and sets, kitchen sets, nursery sets, teepees, and small outdoor houses. Movement: if your little one never sits still, you can choose ride-on toys such as little bikes, trikes, and even mini cars or trucks. Creativity and little worlds: anything that sparks your child’s creativity belongs here, including dolls’ houses, construction blocks, and toy car garages. Consider the Size of the Toys Before settling for one playset, you’ll need to figure out how much space you have available. If the toys you are looking at are mostly for outdoor use, you will need to have a garden or yard with enough room for your child to play in. Remember, of course, that adult supervision is always required to ensure maximum safety. With indoor toys, you will still need to prioritize safety even when it comes to choosing where your child is going to play – not just what they are going to play with. Plenty of space: you are pretty much spoilt for choice! If you have a large room or area for your child’s play, then anything from big workbenches to tepees can work great. You could even create a few themed areas, such as one for pretend play, one for creativity and construction, and one for music. Every area will include interest-based toys and playsets, allowing your child the possibility to be stimulated and enjoy different types of activities. Lack of space: there is still a lot you can do for your child, even in smaller areas. Prioritize taller toys as opposed to wider ones, and select multifunctional playsets. These are great as they can offer your little one the chance to play with lots of different toys – and explore many of their interests – at the same time, regardless of how much space they have available. In a small room, you might even be able to fit a tepee, and fill it with smaller toys that your child loves, such as construction blocks, cars, or dolls. Have a Budget in Mind Last but, certainly, not least, you’ll want to think about your budget. Most playsets come at affordable prices, but the biggest and most sophisticated ones can also be more expensive. If you are buying a playset for a birthday or another special treat, then you can spend a bit more – for example, something like a multifunctional kitchen and dolls’ house or a toy car playset would make for a very special present. Are you looking for something cheap and cheerful, that can still be a great addition to your little one’s play area? Check out this cool workbench, or this adorable vanity set. -
Greenhouse 101 (updated): Your Guide to Gardening with Greenhouses
Welcome to Greenhouse 101 Class is in session! Welcome to Greenhouse 101, your introductory course into greenhouse gardening. We’ll start with a quick history lesson, and explain the principles and mechanics of a greenhouse. Next, we’ll look at the different types of greenhouses and answer some common questions. Finally, we’ll help you find the right greenhouse for your garden with our buying guide. Let’s get started! So Which Greenhouse is Right for Me? How much space do you have? What do you want to grow? How much time do you want to spend maintaining the greenhouse and plants? These are all important questions to ask yourself before committing to a greenhouse kit. Our Greenhouses: Freestanding Traditional Freestanding Soft Shell 8 x 6 x 7 Walk-In Greenhouse with Shelves Hexagonal Soft Shell 6.5 x 7.5 x 8.75 Walk-In Greenhouse with Shelves Freestanding Soft Shell 5 x 5 x 6 Walk-In Greenhouse with Shelves Polycarbonate Hard Shell 6 x 4 x 7 Walk-In Greenhouse Ventilated Soft Shell 10 x 9.5 x 8 Walk-In Greenhouse Aluminum and Polycarbonate 4.25 x 6.25 x 7 Walk-In Greenhouse Hoop House or Tunnel Soft Shell 26 x 10 x 7 Walk-In Tunnel Greenhouse with Windows Freestanding Soft Shell 20 x 10 x 7 Tunnel Greenhouse Soft Shell Freestanding 15 x 7 x 7 Walk-In Greenhouse with Windows Gothic Arch Large Arched Soft Shell 26 x 10 x 6.5 Walk-In Greenhouse Freestanding Arched 12 x 10 x 7 Soft Shell Walk-In Greenhouse Arched Soft Shell 11 x 10 x 7 Freestanding Walk-In Greenhouse Large Freestanding 20 x 10 x 7 Arched Walk-In Greenhouse Cold Frames Freestanding Soft Shell 7 x 3 x 2.5 Cold Frame Greenhouse Soft Shell Freestanding 9 x 3 x 3 Cold Frame Greenhouse Hard Shell Square 3.25 x 3.25 x 1.5 Lidded Cold Frame Greenhouse Freestanding Hard Shell Vented 4.25 x 2.25 x 2 Lidded Cold Frame Greenhouse Freestanding Hard Shell 6 x 1.75 x 1.75 Lidded Cold Frame Greenhouse Soft Shell Freestanding 13 x 3.25 x 2.5 Cold Frame Greenhouse Horticultural History Lesson The first greenhouses originated in Roman times and were used to cultivate exotic fruits and vegetables imported from around the known world. The Roman Emperor Tiberius was really into cucumbers; greenhouse techniques were developed to keep them on his table all year long. Called “Specularia” for the spectacular things that grew inside of them, greenhouses were only available to the very wealthy. The idea of subverting nature to grow more plants wasn’t limited to the west. Early greenhouses were also developed in Korea to cultivate veggies in wintertime. The traditional Korean underfloor heating system known as Ondol supplied and maintained heat and humidity inside an enclosed space. Insulated and semi-transparent windows and walls let sunlight in while keeping the cold weather out. During the Victorian era, greenhouses became more popular and accessible. Commonly used by botanists, herbalists, and gardeners, greenhouses were elaborate decorative structures that graced the grounds of the wealthy and elite. The practice of exerting control over nature by creating artificial environments to grow beautiful and exotic plants had captured the imaginations of the world. These days, greenhouses are used around the world by commercial food suppliers, nurseries, and florists. They’re also used by backyard gardeners, like you! How it Works Greenhouses create an artificial, controlled environment by trapping heat and circulating the warmed air. As sunlight enters the greenhouse through the transparent walls and roof, solar radiation is absorbed by the floor, soil, and plants. The heat is trapped by the enclosed space, causing the internal temperature of the greenhouse to rise. By heating and circulating warm air through the greenhouse, gardeners are able to grow and sustain plants where the outdoor climate is too cold or changes often. Greenhouses also serve to protect plants from wind, rain, snow, and other adverse weather conditions. By maintaining specific levels of temperature and humidity, a greenhouse can let you extend your growing season for a few weeks, or can create a complete microclimate for year-round growing. Transparent walls are great at letting light in, but they don’t insulate well. Plan ahead on how to heat your greenhouse, if needed; there are electrical, solar, and natural options. Make sure your greenhouse has a ventilation system for air flow circulation and temperature management. Greenhouses generally have two vents; an upper vent that releases warm air, and a lower vent lets cool air in. Vents can be opened and closed as needed. The ideal location for your greenhouse is on the south side of your house or property. South-facing orientation will give your greenhouse maximum sun throughout the day. Types of Greenhouses Freestanding Traditional Greenhouse This traditional style greenhouse features straight walls and a gabled roof. This is the most common greenhouse design, and are usually built with a wood or metal frame and use glass or polycarbonate panels to maximize sunlight. Pros: Higher roof for more headroom, maximize space along walls for growing or storage, good air circulation. Cons: Difficult to move once built, more expensive to build or buy and maintain. Hoop-House or Tunnel Greenhouse These greenhouses feature a curved roof and low walls, with frames made of PVC or aluminum pipes and PE plastic panels or sheeting. These are the cheapest and easiest greenhouses to build or assemble. Pros: Easy to build, inexpensive, water and snow roll off easily. Cons: Not as durable as a traditional freestanding greenhouse. Gothic Arch Greenhouse Similar in construction to the hoop house but with a peak that’s reminiscent of gothic cathedrals, these wide greenhouses are good for growing plants in rows, shelves, and pots. They are good at conserving heat, and their unique architecture make them stand out in your garden space. Pros: Simple, efficient, cheap to build or buy, water and snow roll off easily. Cons: Lower sidewalls can restrict storage and headroom. Cold Frame/ Hot Bed Greenhouse These mini-greenhouses sit flat on the ground and have a sloping lid. They can be placed over raised beds in the garden in spring to warm soil. Easily turn a cold frame into a hot bed by heating it with lights, compost, or your method of choice. Cold frames protect plants from adverse weather and hungry animals. Pros: Simple, inexpensive, and easy to use. Cons: Can overheat easily, limited space for growing. Soft or Hard Shell? A soft-sided greenhouse will be less expensive to buy, build, and maintain. They are lightweight and easier to move if needed. However, they are naturally not as durable. A rounded roof allows snow and rain to roll off easily, but lower sidewalls mean less space for storage and vertical growing. A hard shell greenhouse will be a sturdy, permanent structure. The sloped roof keeps snow from accumulating. Higher, straight sidewalls and a peaked roof give you more open space for storage and for vertical growing. These greenhouses are more expensive to build or buy and more difficult to move if needed. What is a Cold Frame? A cold frame is the simplest type of greenhouse. Cold frames are essentially bottomless boxes that sit over garden beds or boxes, heating up the soil and allowing you to start cultivating earlier in the spring, or extend your growing season into the fall. If you have limited garden space or an established garden you’d like to get more use out of, cold frames can be a good addition to your space. Easy to use and maintain, these mini-greenhouses are an excellent choice for someone who wants to ease into growing with greenhouses. Why use a Greenhouse? Do I Need One? If you love gardening, get a greenhouse! Our Outsunny Greenhouse Kits are affordable and easy to assemble, so there’s no reason not to take the plunge if you’ve been on the fence about greenhouse gardening. Pinterest: Greenhouse Growing Tips, Ideas, Hacks, and More! Check out our Greenhouse Guide Pinterest Board for more information about gardening with greenhouses! Sources https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenhouse https://home.howstuffworks.com/lawn-garden/professional-landscaping/greenhouse3.htm -
How to Choose the Best Playsets for Your Little One
Sparking your child’s imagination through play is a wonderful (and scientifically backed!) way to support their healthy and happy development. Pretend play toys can be very helpful to achieve this. These are toys such as mini houses, food sets, workbenches, nursery sets, and more. But with so many options available, how do you even begin to pick the perfect playset for your little one? Cue our handy guide right here! Keep reading, and we will reveal some great tips and tricks to guide you towards the ideal pretend play toys that are suitable to your child’s age, interests, development stage, and more. How Are Playsets Categorized? Age When it comes to selecting the right type of playset, one of the first things you’ll want to consider is your child’s age. This is because you’ll want your little one to enjoy playing with toys that they are familiar with, and that are also safe and present no choking hazards or other potential problems. So, when browsing for your kid’s first playset, filter by their age first. If your child is only 18 months, for example, you will need to rule out all of the 3+ toys. Some of them might seem suitable, but it’s very possible that they contain small parts that can pose a choking risk. Some suitable toys for under-threes include mega blocks, activity centers, and certain workbenches and dolls’ houses. Remember, of course, to always double-check for any small bits! Is your child over the age of three? Then, you will immediately realize that the choice is wider, as a child of this age can safely handle and play with a larger range of objects. Playsets for this age group include tepees, more structured workbenches and dolls’ houses, smaller construction blocks, nursery sets, kitchen sets, car sets, and more. Interests Another useful factor to consider when choosing your kid’s playset is by understanding what they are interested in. If your little one is very young and not talking clearly yet, you can simply observe them at play. At this age, they might be drawn to musical toys, or they might start to show a preference for cars, construction blocks, workbenches, or dolls’ houses. As your child gets older, you can ask them what they love to play with, which will enable you to narrow down your search and only focus on those playsets that you know they will enjoy. Older children often love to pretend play toys that allow them to imitate the adults around them. Are you a doctor? They might want a playset featuring medical tools. Is your partner a teacher? They might ask you to set up their own little dolls’ school. Try not to limit your choice to your child’s gender. Your little boy might love playing with a vanity table or nursery set, and your little girl might be a fan of car garages and workbenches! Follow their lead, and don’t force any specific toys on them. Development Stage A third aspect that you’ll want to pay attention to is your kid’s development stage. This, sometimes, is connected to their age – though not always. Children with special needs or children who are reaching certain milestones (such as fine motor skills and problem-solving skills) a bit later might prefer to play with toys that usually fall under a different age group. You, as the parent or carer of your little one, are who knows them best. Always trust your instinct and your understanding of your child when selecting toys, and don’t feel like you have to limit yourself to rigid categories! How Do I Select the Best Playset for My Child? Now that you know how playsets are generally categorized, how do you go about finding one that is perfect for your child? Space First of all, you will need to ask yourself some questions: Where am I going to store the playset? How much space do I have available? Is this space safe, or does it require constant adult supervision? If you have a large area in your lounge, kitchen, or child’s bedroom, then you can opt for bigger items such as tepees, large workbenches, and big dolls’ houses. Perhaps, your child even has a dedicated playroom where you can fit pretty much anything they like, including items like toy kitchens and ride-on toy trucks. Is space a problem? Don’t worry, because pretend play can still happen successfully in small areas! Simply ensure that the toys that you pick are not going to crowd the entire area, as you will need to leave some space for your child to move around and play. You will also want to pay attention to any sharp corners or other parts of the room that might not be safe for your child. If you are worried about any of that, the best thing to do is to child-proof the room (or area) before even buying any playsets. In small areas, you might want to prioritize buying playsets that are taller as opposed to wider. These include, for example, toy car garage playsets, vanity tables, and certain dolls’ houses and kitchen sets. Budget You might also want to give some thought to the price that you are happy to pay for your kid’s toys. If you are buying a playset for a special occasion, such as a birthday, then you might feel like spending a bit more. But if you are thinking about buying a few different toys or playsets to create a nice play area for your little one, then it’s good to look for cheaper options. Selection tips for Children’s Playsets: Make sure that your playsets are age-appropriate and suitable to your child’s development stage Buy something that you know your child is interested in Consider how much space you have available to store the toys and allow your child to play freely and safely Think about how much you are willing to spend Are you ready to spark your little one’s imagination and support their healthy and happy development? Shop our fantastic range of playsets today!
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