The big wide world of the outdoors is expansive and there are tons of critters, sharp objects, strangers, and more that can keep you from truly enjoying your experience. You don't have to go through your outdoor adventure in fear though, you can actually use a few easy safety measures to ensure your entire family's safety while exploring the beauty of the wild. Here are five safety tips to keep your family from danger in the outdoors so everyone can put their feet up and enjoy the moment.
Hiking with children in the winter can be intimidating for many people. Parents and caregivers are often concerned that it is too cold outside. Also, they are unsure how to prepare for a winter excursion. If you're hiking with babies or toddlers, you'll need to be extra vigilant. Small children can't always tell us when they're too cold or hot, so you'll have to be the judge and keep an eye on them. These five tips should help you get out and enjoy your winter trip.
Read MoreAfter a long winter, when things finally unfreeze, there will be so many possibilities for fun family activities! Spring is a wonderful time to head outdoors and soak in the vitamin D you’ve missed throughout the winter. If you’re struggling to find things to do this spring, check out this list of fun family activities for when we start to unfreeze.
Read MoreA family bike trip is a great way to spend time together. On a bicycle trip, you can explore a new place or see the area where you live from a different perspective while getting exercise all at the same time. Having young children who are too small to ride their own bikes need not deter you. With the right kids bike seat, you can bring them along for the ride. No matter where you live, there are plenty of family-friendly trails and routes available. Here are some of the top family bike routes in the country.
Read MoreWe all yearn for a bit of quality family time now and then. The easiest way to achieve this is by committing to an annual summer vacation with your brood. Kids grow up too fast nowadays and with social calendars busier than our own, it can be hard to pin your little darlings down for dinner, find a chance to have a chat about what they are up to, or even have a chance to see them every day even just for a moment.
Summer is finally here! Long, warm summer days are perfect for taking the kids on a family hike. Hiking is a popular activity in the US. In 2016 42.2 million Americans went hiking, with 15% of participants aged 6-17. So, get the babies in their carriers, put on your hiking boots, leave technology behind and pack a bag for some adventures in the great outdoors. Here are some top tips for family hikes.
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