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How to tandem babywear while hiking

More children means more trail buddies. The joy on their sweet little faces as they see the wonders of nature around your family. However, more children also means more tired little legs. You may need to enter the realm of tandem babywearing – wearing two children in carriers at once. Here are some general tandem wearing tips to get you started. 1. As always, the general rules of babywearin...

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Babies on trail: 4 ways to feed your baby on a hike

"How do you feed your baby on trail?" This is easily one of the most common questions new parents ask when they decide if they’re ready to hit the trail with their baby. Between figuring out what to wear for a nursing mother or how much formula to bring to satisfy your growing baby, it can be enough to make you want to stay close to home and use the “maybe they aren’t ready yet” excuse to avoid...

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3 Hikes for families with young children in Florida

Whether you’re new to hiking with your baby or toddler, or you’re looking for a new trail to explore, the Hike it Baby community is a valuable resource for finding family hiking trails around the country. In this article, we share three kid-friendly hikes in Florida to explore with babies and young children. Hiking with young children (under 5 years old) is different from hiking with school-ag...

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Celebrating the Changing Seasons: The Spring Equinox

What is the Spring Equinox? Also called the vernal equinox, the spring equinox marks the beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere and occurs on March 20 this year. Derived from the Latin term for “equal night,” the equinox marks one of two days throughout the year when the sun shines directly on the equator, making the length of day and night approximately equal. You made it through anot...

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How to Set SMART Goals to Get your family in Nature

In most places, it's starting to look like winter, and with the Winter Walk with Wox kicking off, it's time to get outside again for some cold weather fun! In theory, it's as easy as getting out the door; but with kids in tow, sometimes it can be a challenge. One way to motivate your kids is to set SMART goals. SMART goals have become quite the trendy practice. Give it a quick search online and...

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How to Pack for a Hiking Vacation

Spring break is right around the corner. All that's standing in your way now is packing for your trip, which can pose a challenge when packing for young children. If you're planning on hitting the trails while traveling this year, check out our tips for how to pack for hiking when on vacation to ensure you have a stress-free, memorable trip! Clothing Make sure to pack clothing that can dry quic...

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3 Family-Friendly Hikes in Arizona

Whether you’re new to hiking with your baby or toddler, or you’re looking for a new trail to explore, the Hike it Baby community is a valuable resource for finding family hiking trails around the country. Here are three family-friendly hiking trails in Arizona that you should plan on taking your family out to next weekend. When hiking with kids in Arizona, it's important to be aware of the we...

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Sun Protection: Don't Forget Your Hat

With Daylight Saving approaching, it's another reminder that this wild winter weather will soon be behind us. And while some may wish to shed their translucent winter glow by seeking the tanning effects of the sun, this may not be the best choice. While the warming temperatures mean we get to shed some layers, it also means that radiation from the sun is increasing. But why does this matter? An...

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10 places to visit in Acadia National Park with kids

Acadia National Park protects the natural beauty of the highest rocky headlands along the Atlantic coastline of the United States. The park includes land on 20 different islands, as well as the southwest tip of the Schoodic Peninsula. The largest and most well-known part of Acadia is located on Mount Desert Island. When visiting, you'll find lakes, ponds, meadows and a mixture of coniferous...

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Ethan's journey: An inspirational story about a boy and his heart

Today is Rare Disease Day, and I can think of no better way to mark the occasion than by inviting you into our lives with one of the warriors battling one of the many rare diseases: our son, Ethan. He is four and a half years old (the half is very important to him), and he loves dinosaurs, building with Legos, exploring caves, eating snacks and climbing mountains. It’s that last one that makes...

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