I'm going into 6th grade. Should i get a rolling backpack, a regular backpack, or a messanger bag?
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Answer
A rolling backpack is the best for your back, a regular backpack is the best for hiking and camping on the weekends, and a messenger bag is the coolest of all the book bags.
Of course the coolest kids don't bother with books or homework anyway, they're too busy memorizing cheers, football plays, and the latest street names for recreational drugs.
Whatever type of backpack you choose, make sure that it's of high enough quality that the cool kids can use it to carry their Arby's uniform to the bus stop after you graduate highschool and donate it to Goodwill.
You'll want those lapels looking sharp when they hand you your beef and cheddar!
A rolling backpack is the best for your back, a regular backpack is the best for hiking and camping on the weekends, and a messenger bag is the coolest of all the book bags.
Of course the coolest kids don't bother with books or homework anyway, they're too busy memorizing cheers, football plays, and the latest street names for recreational drugs.
Whatever type of backpack you choose, make sure that it's of high enough quality that the cool kids can use it to carry their Arby's uniform to the bus stop after you graduate highschool and donate it to Goodwill.
You'll want those lapels looking sharp when they hand you your beef and cheddar!
traveling with kids?
sarahnsqui
we're going to be camping in Colorado for a family vacation with my husbands siblings/dad/etc...there will be a 14 month old and my baby who is 3 months...what are some ideas for activities?
Answer
14 mo old - We bought a child carrier backpack for my first son and that sures makes nature oriented stuff easier. My son loved the pack, and so if we went on a hike he just road along in the pack, the sites alone will keep them entertained for the most part.
At 3 months you can get a front carrier, and tote that one along.
Wherever you camp, scout out the area very well before you let the 14 mo old wander around, make sure there are not any dangerous critters or bushes or whatnot. Have a big tent so they can also just use the tent as a playarea.
Buy a few new toys (don't go overboard) and give them a new toy when you first get there, when they bore of that one, give them another new toy.... depends on the attention span of your child how long this will or if it will work at all. (my 16 mo old this would never work, his attention span is like 3 minutes.)
14 mo old - We bought a child carrier backpack for my first son and that sures makes nature oriented stuff easier. My son loved the pack, and so if we went on a hike he just road along in the pack, the sites alone will keep them entertained for the most part.
At 3 months you can get a front carrier, and tote that one along.
Wherever you camp, scout out the area very well before you let the 14 mo old wander around, make sure there are not any dangerous critters or bushes or whatnot. Have a big tent so they can also just use the tent as a playarea.
Buy a few new toys (don't go overboard) and give them a new toy when you first get there, when they bore of that one, give them another new toy.... depends on the attention span of your child how long this will or if it will work at all. (my 16 mo old this would never work, his attention span is like 3 minutes.)
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