All the other kids in the neighbourhood

All the other kids in the neighbourhood

The Razor Spark Kick Scooter is designed and built to an excellent standard. The aircraft grade frame is built from light weight aluminium meaning the scooter weighs a mere 2.7 kg and can support a weight of up to 50 kg! Your kids would not want anything else for Christmas once they see the sparks flying. Instead of it being just any toy it will be a vehicle capable of granting exhilarating rides anywhere and anytime!

Features:

The detachable spark bar is made up of several flint pads which produce the characteristic sparks. Extra spark bars can be bought separately. Both wheels of the scooter are made 125 mm in diameter and made from Urethane making them extremely robust and sturdy meaning the scooter will stay in top tip condition no matter how much your children use it. ABEC-5 bearings on the wheels ensure a continuously smooth ride. The handle bar extends far enough up for children of all ages to enjoy riding. The scooter is easily folded up for either storage or carrying when riding is not appropriate and no assembly is required. You simply open the package and start riding!

Kids can start learning some basic cooking skills

Kids can start learning some basic cooking skills

When is dinner ready? Wouldn’t it be nice to ask your kids that? Parents should cook with kids from an early age.

Cooking is a great way to bond with your kids while teaching them life skills. It is a way to teach essential lessons while you get chores done. Kids can start learning some basic cooking skills as early as 3 or 4 years old – ripping lettuce into pieces; kneading dough, dropping spoonfuls of cookie dough onto sheets, folding napkins, etc. As children get older, they can take on more complex duties and ease the burden on the parent doing the cooking.

There are so many reasons why it is important to cook with kids, but here are my top 10.

To activate the sparks kids

To activate the sparks kids

There is nothing quite like surfing down the pavement on a classic scooter. Out of all the ride on toys available on the market today, the scooter is likely the least changed from the day it was first introduced. The overall design of the scooter has stayed the same, but newer features include 3 and 4-wheeled models for younger riders as well as several models of electric scooter.

For the youngest scooter enthusiasts, models such as the 3-in-1 My First Scooter by Ozzboz are ideal. These scooters start out with four wheels for maximum stability. As the child’s confidence increases with their sense of balance, 4 wheels can turn to 3 wheels and then to 2. This bright chunky scooter is suitable for toddlers from 2 years onwards. Another great option for scooter-riding tots is the wide selection of 3 wheeled scooters featuring cartoon characters, such as the Peppa Pig Tri scooter. The robust design of this scooter, with wide wheels, grippy footplate and steel frame make it a great scooter for little ones still learning to balance.