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butterflie
A long time ago, I took my kids to a Chucky Cheese like place in San Francisco where they had these bike-like things where you sat close to the ground and steered the handles side to side, but there were no wheels or they were extremely small. I don't know if they are still around, but I am interested in locating some. If I could only know what they are called.
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Usually something liek that is a kart or a go-kart
Usually something liek that is a kart or a go-kart
How to do outdoor activities when you have kids?
Neyo
I have 2 kids and they are toddlers.I miss doing trekking, hiking and rafting activities..We do not have a nearby family but are willing to have babysitters.How much do baby sitters usually cost for a whole day?
Also, any tips to still have fun in life despite kids is appreciated.
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If they're toddlers, they're still little enough to strap to your backs and go for a hike. Let them walk as much as possible, and you'll be amazed at how much they'll enjoy nature and how much they'll discover. I know plenty of people who hike and camp with small children. You might not be able to go as far as you used to, and you'll have to stop more often for snacks and/or diaper changes, but you can still have a good time.
My youngest is 4, and we have recently tried kayaking/canoeing, and he loved it, so it may not be long until you can do those things, too.
And if you like biking, just get a couple of child bike seats or a child trailer, and they'll probably love to ride along.
Actually, the more you gradually introduce them to these activities when they're young, the more interested they'll be in doing them as they get older.
If they're toddlers, they're still little enough to strap to your backs and go for a hike. Let them walk as much as possible, and you'll be amazed at how much they'll enjoy nature and how much they'll discover. I know plenty of people who hike and camp with small children. You might not be able to go as far as you used to, and you'll have to stop more often for snacks and/or diaper changes, but you can still have a good time.
My youngest is 4, and we have recently tried kayaking/canoeing, and he loved it, so it may not be long until you can do those things, too.
And if you like biking, just get a couple of child bike seats or a child trailer, and they'll probably love to ride along.
Actually, the more you gradually introduce them to these activities when they're young, the more interested they'll be in doing them as they get older.
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