We all know that one of the best ways to make a road trip easy for everyone is to have plenty of on-the-go snacks!
If you’re tired of the same old road trip snacks, we have a few new ideas for you!
Don’t worry about snack crumbs getting everywhere when you bring along your Snack & Play Travel Tray! Snacks stay on your child’s lap where they belong so there’s no mess to clean up when you get home! Continue reading
A road trip is one of the best ways to travel when you have kids. They’re already used to riding in the car, so the method of traveling isn’t out of the ordinary for them. It also gives everyone the opportunity to sight-see along the way and provides the option of taking a look around towns you wouldn’t typically stop in otherwise.
However, before you set out on a road trip, you’ll need to be prepared to ensure your travels go smoothly. When you have younger kids, it’s especially important to have the car well-stocked with supplies for the trip, as well as toys to keep your children entertained. If you aren’t sure of the best way to begin prepping, the following road trip hacks can help! Continue reading
Star Kids Products is proudly a Denver, Colorado company! We live here, we work here, we play here – and that means we do a lot of fun stuff here with our kids!
With summer quickly approaching, the time to start planning activities is now!
Denver has a plethora of amazing family-friendly activities, and these are some of our favorites. Continue reading
Spring Break is fast approaching, and with it beautiful weather and fun opportunities to bond with your family!
We have some great ideas for fun, family friendly ways to spend your Spring Break, from treasure hunting to full-on vacationing! Continue reading
Travel safety is at the forefront of any parent’s mind.
Just think about it: how much time do you spend in the car with your kids?
On an average week, between driving them to and from school and activities, to friends’ houses, and to visit family, I probably spend a good 8 hours a week in the car with my kids.
That’s a lot of car time.
Ninety-nine percent of the time, everything will be fine. Every so often there are things that happen, no matter how careful we are. Accidents happen. You will run out of gas. You will get lost.
A tire will blow on the interstate and you’ll be stranded there with a toddler for a few hours waiting for roadside assistance (ask me how I know).
Last week on our way home from school, someone made an illegal left hand turn and the car behind us had to swerve violently to miss our van as well as the left turner. It was scary, and close, and got me thinking:
Are we prepared in case of an emergency? Continue reading