Wilderness First Aid for Outdoor Families

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When we take our kids outside, we always say “Safety First,” but don’t always consciously stop to think about what that means. Managing risk as an outdoor family is one of the most important jobs we have outside, but what does that mean? In an effort to help us keep our families safe, this post will … Read more

Osprey Poco Plus Review

Osprey updated their line of child carriers for 2020. They omitted the Poco AG line and now just have two packs, the Osprey Poco and the Osprey Poco Plus. What changed in 2020 for the Osprey Poco line One of the major changes was the child cockpit harness with some minor changes to the hipbelt. … Read more

Best Baby Hiking Backpacks for 2020

If you want to do any kind of significant hiking (or snowshoeing, or cross-country skiing, etc.) with babies and toddlers, a high-quality, comfortable, durable framed child carrier is a critical piece of gear for your family.  Our team has rounded up what we personally think are the best baby hiking backpacks to get your family … Read more

Deuter Kid Comfort Pro

Deuter Comfort Pro

Deuter Kid Comfort Pro Review Of all the carriers we own/have tried, the Deuter Kid Comfort Pro gets the most use year-round in our home. Not only is it comfortable for both the child and the wearer, but it also includes safety and convenience features we prefer. The Deuter Kid Comfort Pro is the updated … Read more

Elkmont Historic District in the Great Smoky Mountains

Elkmont Daisy Town

Looking for a unique place to visit in the Great Smoky Mountains? The Elkmont Historic District is definitely one of the most interesting places to explore in the Great Smoky Mountains! Over the years, Elkmont has become known as a “Ghost Town” as there are several old building remains that have been left unattended as … Read more

How To Help Your Kid Poop Outside

How to Help your Kid Poop Outside

One of my favorite things about adventuring outdoors with my two kids is the chit-chat along the way. The mindless chatter on a slow hike, or questions shouted at me from the bike trailer – I just love being able to connect without the distractions of home. There is, however, one phrase that I dread … Read more