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The Man! The Legend! The Greatest Ever! This Sunday is the day that we dedicate to the man who has been our #1 since the beginning. He helped us learn to crawl, walk, then run, and he was always there to help pick us up when we tripped or faltered. Dads don’t always get the recognition they deserve and sometimes it’s hard to show him how much we really do care. This Father’s Day I want to help you spend some quality time with Dad! Here are some of my favorite activities to do with my Dad that are easy, perfect for any age, and won’t break the bank. START A DIY PROJECT Build something and Create something special! Even if your dad isn’t a handyman or a tinkerer there are plenty of DIY projects that can bring you and your dad together. My dad is always building something and some of my favorite memories are when he invited me to join him. It didn’t matter what we were working on, what really stuck with me is the time we spent together. Here are a few fun projects that you can do with your dad: TAKE A HIKE Go on a day hike or an overnighter! Find a hike near you Being outside is always a good decision and sharing an outdoor adventure with Dad can be very rewarding. If you’re not an avid outdoorsman try taking a day hike or look up landmarks in your area and take a day trip to discover new places you may have overlooked before. Look up parks and hiking in a map search to find close to home adventures. If you are the rugged type, taking an overnight or weekend hike can help bring you and Dad closer than ever. What better time, than the time spent on a trail, to tell your Dad how much he means to you and how happy you are to have him in your life. Find out your Dad’s favorite trails or destinations and surprise him! COOK SOMETHING TOGETHER Find your Dad’s favorite food and cook it with him The archaic days of the kitchen being a woman’s domain are over! Dad’s today are quickly becoming culinary masters and creating a delicious concoction with your Dad is the perfect way to spend a few quality hours together. Even if Dad isn’t a Master Chef, there are still plenty of recipes online that are easy, accessible and fun. Here are a few of my favorites! PLAY A GAME Board games or sports, just do it with Dad! Games can be the perfect fun activity for two or you can invite the whole family to join in! Tabletop games are my personal family favorite including board games like Catan, Ticket to Ride, and Monopoly, and card games like Cribbage and Gin Rummy. Nothing brings a family together like the fun and often competitive nature of gaming. For adults, try getting to know your dad a little better by introducing him to a rousing game of Cards Against Humanity. ? Or if you’re more of a dirt and pigskin type family, invite your dad out for a game of catch, a round of golf, or basketball. Get sweaty and invigorated and only let dad win a few times (competition is a healthy part of any relationship) VISIT A MUSEUM Learn your Dad’s interests and find a museum for it! My Dad’s a boat guy. He’s always owned a boat, had books on boats, built model boats, and could tell you every little detail about every type of boat. So naturally, one of my favorite places to visit with my dad is the maritime museum in our city. I’ve learned so much from him so its fun to watch him learn a thing or two when we visit the museum. He is like a kid again and its inspiring to watch. So find out what your Dad likes; Boats, cars, trains, science, art, history…. Chances are, there’s an accompanying museum close by. So, whatever you do this weekend and wherever you go, just remember to acknowledge and recognize your dad, your grandfather, and any other father figures in your life! Because without them, we wouldn’t be who we are today. Thank you, Dad! -
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How to choose the best rocking horses and ride on toys for kids
For any parent or grandparent, seeing your child or grandchild stand up and start walking for the first time is one of the most magical moments in their lives. It’s one of those moments when you feel like you’re on top of the world — but that’s only the beginning of the kid’s journey. Once they master standing upright and begin walking, they’re ready for their first set of ride-on toys with wheels and rocking horses! It’s an exciting time for any kid, and it’s a great opportunity to give them an awesome new toy — especially one that they can use to traverse the terrain around them and develop their gross motor skills in the process of having fun. Getting the right toy here is essential because it will shape how they interact with their surroundings for the foreseeable future. Rocking horses are one of the most timeless toys out there — and for good reason. Not only are they great for developing a toddler’s gross motor skills by helping them learn to activate their larger muscle groups to keep themselves upright on the toy; they’ll also start developing fine motors skills by putting their arms and legs at appropriate places and coordinating between them while using the handlebars. And let’s face it — in a string of rainy fall days, your kid will need something to keep them occupied inside; preferably something that’s not a computer, TV, or phone screen. That’s why ride-on toys are equally great for your kids once they’ve mastered the rocking horse, allowing them to develop their hand-eye coordination to its fullest potential. And after all, ride-on toys are the closest a kid will get to driving an actual vehicle — providing maximum fun but under your careful gaze. Still, there are tons of options at Aosom, and buying the best possible toy for your kid can be a more complex choice than you previously thought. That’s why we’re going to give you a couple of helpful tips on rocking horses, ride-on toys, and similar kids’ hobbies! Different kinds of kids’ toys and hobbies As you probably know already, the market for kids’ toys is bigger than ever — today’s children have more options when it comes to having fun with all kinds of different props than any generation before. However, while fun is the word of the day here, there are other considerations to make when choosing which toys to buy. You want to make sure that kids are developing properly and honing important skills while they’re playing. With that in mind, let’s have a look at the different types of toys that kids can benefit from the most. Ride-On Cars For most kids, this is pretty much the ultimate toy you can buy them — giving them the amazing thrill of riding around the yard or the neighborhood in a cool electric car that’s fitting for their size. 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Tiny card tables for kids can help you teach them their first card games — and miniature pianos may be where they first discover an amazing talent! Plus, small basketball and foosball platforms are just what they need to start mastering the games they’ll enjoy as they become older. How to choose the most adequate ride-on toys and rocking horses Considering all of the different options you’ve got when it comes to rocking horses or ride-on toys, the question is — how can you be sure that you’re buying the right one? The first thing you need to consider is whether the dimensions and the controls of a ride-on toy are adequate for your kid — this depends on their height, weight, and age. The same goes for rocking horses, though there aren’t any “controls” to speak of with those except the handlebars for them to hold onto. Also, you need to make sure that the ride-on cars have seatbelts — even though you’ll be supervising the kid and likely remote-controlling the cars, it’s better to be safe than sorry. Finally, check to see if the build quality is adequate — for rocking horses, this means high-quality wood, while ride-on cars are more complex because of their functions. However, licensed models from real car manufacturers are usually trustworthy. Don’t forget to Ensure the ride-on cars have the necessary safety features See if the rocking horses or electric cars are a good fit for your kid’s size Check the build quality and the reputation of the manufacturer -
How to find the best Halloween and Christmas inflatable decorations
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There’s a reason why there’s a wide range of inflatable decor for every major holiday — they’re incredibly varied and versatile, simple to install, and even easier to store. No Halloween setup is really complete without a bunch of ghosts or spooky skeletons — and your Christmas decor will definitely benefit from inflatable reindeers and a sled! Plus, you get to pick and choose exactly what kind of inflatable decorations you want for any seasonal holiday — there’s something for every aesthetic style, budget, and space. From huge, complex scenes to smaller inflatables you can combine freely with others — you have a wide range of options. Plus, a lot of them also have their own internal LED lighting; ensuring no one will go past your home without noticing the work you’ve put into the holiday display this season! Of course, with so much stuff to choose from, it can be hard picking the best holiday inflatables for your yard. 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Small Most inflatables are more prominent in terms of vertical height than horizontal length — though, as you’ll see below, there are exceptions. However, keep in mind that the smallest Halloween and Christmas decorations are between 3.5 and 5 feet tall. These are your smaller inflatable pumpkins, undead tombstones, Christmas penguins, and Santa scenes. Generally, people tend to place their inflatables outside — but this size category is the only one you can comfortably fit inside the house as well. However, most folks still use plastic and wooden decorations inside because they take up less space, and keep the inflatables outside. If you’re planning on putting a lot of work into your Halloween and Christmas scenes and using a bunch of different inflatables, these smallest ones will probably be the ones you’ll use the most — and place them all around a couple of biggest setpieces. Still, always have the scale of these decor pieces in mind. These “smallest” decorations are only that relative to their larger cousins — even a 4-foot zombie or Santa won’t really be unnoticeable, especially if it’s got LED lighting; it’s just small in comparison with the huge 10-foot versions. Medium These are your slightly larger inflatables, in the 5ft to 7ft range. It’s the best option for people who are mixing inflatables with other types of holiday decor, or they prefer a few mid-sized inflatables to one or two gigantic setpieces. Large These are the real behemoths in the world of inflatable holiday decor — the blow-up pieces that are 8 to 11 feet tall. When you pair these with internal LED lighting, you’re practically guaranteeing that no one passing through your neighborhood will be able to miss your amazing holiday display. Horizontal pieces As we’ve mentioned above, height is the main variable you’ll consider when picking the size of your holiday inflatables. However, there are some horizontal-oriented pieces you can find as well. 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