Bikes

As we have said before, riding the scooter is a fun way to get your child active at the age of four. It’s a physical activity that is not only helping your little one develop his/her body, but also his/her mental, emotional, and social skills. But once your child reaches the age of 5, did you know that he/she can graduate from his/her current scooter? [Read more…]

Outdoor activities are one of the best ways to help your kids develop, not just their physical skills, but also their social and mental skills. We want something that gives them independence while also testing their abilities safely. And a specific object that comes to our mind is the scooter. [Read more…]

Riding a bicycle is not just a fun, thrilling activity. Thanks to cycling on a regular basis, the child develops physically; his muscles become stronger, his respiratory and cardiovascular systems, as well as his vestibular apparatus, get stimulated, and it trains the sense of balance. Teaching the child to ride a bike is one of the most important and responsible tasks of a parent – provided that the parent does want his child to have such a healthy hobby. So, let’s find out how to teach a kid to ride a bike. [Read more…]

5-year-old kids are no longer just these bundles of uncoordinated energy that bounce from one place to another. [Read more…]

Once your child becomes a 4-year-old, he/she will be able to pull off more complex physical feats such as hopping, climbing, and maybe even some hygiene-based activities. In short, he/she is becoming more capable of person. [Read more…]

3-year-old children are rambunctious, constantly curious, and are typically up for anything you present to them as parents. They’re a lot of fun to spend time with because of that. [Read more…]