Been there done that twice, great video and great equipment review. Great job parents! The edge wedge is the best invention for little skiers who haven’t developed the leg strength or coordination. Can not stress lots of breaks before the meltdown! Carry a pocket full of hand/toe warmers and granola bars! Welcome to skiing little ones!
Your family is so inspiring. We went with the lil ripper gripper and it was perfect. We took my 19 Month old out Monday and as he put it...He "had the happies"!
God I’m glad I found this video. I used to be an avid skier and snowboarder going multiple times a week.. I now have 3 sons (3,2& 9months), so life is obviously changed. But I do want to start getting them into the things I enjoyed and see how they like it.. thanks for sharing the tips!!
This video was amazing. My toddler watched it after day one and got a better idea of what’s going on and had a lot more confidence and enthusiasm on day two.
Right on. I love love love skiing going up to the Poconos next month. You guys enjoy be safe on your journey and have lots and lots and lots of fun 💙🌈🙏🏻🌹🙋🏻♀️🐕🚐Jen n Javy
Kristine Speer just stitch a small buckle and strap on to the bottom of the snow pant (like an old snow gator or 1/2 webbing) (with the buckle on the outside for easy access) or use flat elastic, or paracord and tie a knot.
This video is really cute but as a ski instructor myself I don’t personally agree with some of the methods use. 1) at my mountain and probably other we don’t teach kids under 3 years old. They do not have the strength to really stop themselves and turn. At 3 it is still hard and I teach them all the time. It’s possible but I feel that 1 year old is too young 2) the harness is a terrible teaching tool you are starting your child off by teaching them a bad habit with the harness. They tend to lean back because your pulling on them which makes it 10 times harder to turn. We teach by skiing backwards in front of them, that way the reach for us and have to do it all on there own with us in the front to make sure they are safe. I personally think it’s always better to put your child in ski lessons because we know how to teach skiing vs just knowing how to ski. The tool on the front of the skis are a nice tool and I like them for young kids but by 5 they should be have to try on their own. Skiing is a sport I love and I would hate to see so many kids that struggle because they are not ready. Having an instructor means they can give you tips on how to practice and what they worked on and is easier on parents because then you know they are learning in the best way they can!!
I was an instructor for years...skied backwards in front of hundreds of children to teach them...they learned I used a harness with my daughter at age 2 and she rips at age 4. Got my son up at 18 months and he is independent on skis at 3. So whose way is correct? The one that works.
Kids don’t want to hear adults talk! They want to figure it out themselves! Having good equipment is the first and most important step because as a parent you can’t teach when you and your child are uncomfortable!
I believe it's a bit selfish on the parents side to put on skis on such a small toddler. At that age he has way more fun just playing in the snow without skis. Wait till age 4 he should understand better what's going on
@@flagissimo My 18 month old son had a complete meltdown when the rest of the family went skiing...so we started taking him. He smiles laughs and loves it. He is starting to ski independently at 2.5 now. The insinuation that it is selfish of me as a parent to spend my whole day making sure my child has a fun time on the slopes, instead of dropping him in daycare while I go slash pow is frankly insulting. Thanks for the parenting tips. How about stick to parenting your own children and quit judging others.
Been there done that twice, great video and great equipment review. Great job parents!
The edge wedge is the best invention for little skiers who haven’t developed the leg strength or coordination.
Can not stress lots of breaks before the meltdown!
Carry a pocket full of hand/toe warmers and granola bars!
Welcome to skiing little ones!
I’m not a skier but this video is amazing. He’s learning to ski not long after learning to work.
Parents have done a great job to start so early,
Your family is so inspiring. We went with the lil ripper gripper and it was perfect. We took my 19 Month old out Monday and as he put it...He "had the happies"!
God I’m glad I found this video. I used to be an avid skier and snowboarder going multiple times a week.. I now have 3 sons (3,2& 9months), so life is obviously changed. But I do want to start getting them into the things I enjoyed and see how they like it.. thanks for sharing the tips!!
Great video hoping to get out and teach my boy this weekend
Aww. You have given me great tips for taking my toddler skiing. Definitely going to get the harness. Thank You
this is great to do if you want to harm your childs knees .
I can't stop watching this video over and over! I love the parenting experience, love, dedication, enjoyment.......Thank you guys!
looks so cool, cant wait to teach my 3 year old this weekend in Vermont
This video was amazing. My toddler watched it after day one and got a better idea of what’s going on and had a lot more confidence and enthusiasm on day two.
thank you so much for this. Much love, Treadways
Finally a great video on you tube!
Great product and tips guys! Love getting my little ones on skies!
Loved this video , thanks for sharing ❤
I had a 3 year old tell me that pizzas are round ;) so we call it a triangle, way better :)
What brand is the baby’s red snowsuit? I can’t find it online. Love the hand zipper concept
Love this yall. So so good.
Wow. Great work with your little one. I'm taking my 4yo for the first time today.
This video is great!! Exactly what I needed
Très bon concept de ski pour petits !
he is barly can stand and you teaching him how to ski. that great :)
Amazing. So you can put the harness on right away? Or do you need to do some prep with the toddler first to get him comfortable on Skiis first?
Right on. I love love love skiing going up to the Poconos next month. You guys enjoy be safe on your journey and have lots and lots and lots of fun 💙🌈🙏🏻🌹🙋🏻♀️🐕🚐Jen n Javy
Sell me those little skies. What brand are they. Where did you buy them. Help.
Any tips for loading / unloading on the chairlift. I have a 3 year old that is ready to rip and wants to go on the big hill 😂
Love this! Where did you find the snowsuit with the zip-on mittens?
omg this is too cute!!!! I want to teach my 2 year old, but wasn't sure if he was big enough!
littlejessmo if they can stand and walk a little bit? They can ski!😉
What brand ski suit is the kid wearing? I’m trying to find one for my boy that covers his hands like that
I love your video!
Awesome! Who makes the onesie with the built in mittens!? Those are clutch! Thanks in advance!
Отличная идея со связкой носков лыж
Great tips!
This is amazing!
What is the little tool holding the skis in pizza, called? Where can you get it at please?
Awsome! :D I wanted to wait till my daughter turns 2.5 but you convinced me. I'll try it this year...
Mihály Kocsmáros wosolenpip
You won’t regret it!
is that a dog line for babys omg cool
That's awesome!
so cute
Question. Where did you find boots that small? I can't find any for my two year old
How did you do the lasso to hold the boot on, I'm totally confused and need to know! 😜💛
Kristine Speer just stitch a small buckle and strap on to the bottom of the snow pant (like an old snow gator or 1/2 webbing) (with the buckle on the outside for easy access) or use flat elastic, or paracord and tie a knot.
so cute!!
I wish my parents were generous enough to teach me how to ski at 1 and a half years old
it's a relatively expensive endavor. please remember that
This video is really cute but as a ski instructor myself I don’t personally agree with some of the methods use. 1) at my mountain and probably other we don’t teach kids under 3 years old. They do not have the strength to really stop themselves and turn. At 3 it is still hard and I teach them all the time. It’s possible but I feel that 1 year old is too young
2) the harness is a terrible teaching tool you are starting your child off by teaching them a bad habit with the harness. They tend to lean back because your pulling on them which makes it 10 times harder to turn. We teach by skiing backwards in front of them, that way the reach for us and have to do it all on there own with us in the front to make sure they are safe.
I personally think it’s always better to put your child in ski lessons because we know how to teach skiing vs just knowing how to ski. The tool on the front of the skis are a nice tool and I like them for young kids but by 5 they should be have to try on their own. Skiing is a sport I love and I would hate to see so many kids that struggle because they are not ready. Having an instructor means they can give you tips on how to practice and what they worked on and is easier on parents because then you know they are learning in the best way they can!!
I was an instructor for years...skied backwards in front of hundreds of children to teach them...they learned
I used a harness with my daughter at age 2 and she rips at age 4. Got my son up at 18 months and he is independent on skis at 3. So whose way is correct? The one that works.
Also this is a video of their son at 3.... It seems their method worked out just fine...
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Cuteness!!!
i always start with “a slice of pizza pie” and place their hands on knees …that will keep the child forward
Good luck beauty full esporte energia saudavel
But did they consent?
Great commercial
:)
She talked the product more than teaching lol
Kids don’t want to hear adults talk! They want to figure it out themselves!
Having good equipment is the first and most important step because as a parent you can’t teach when you and your child are uncomfortable!
this is bullshit, the kid needs to taste the snow, needs to be one with it
He can barely walk and already put to ski
I believe it's a bit selfish on the parents side to put on skis on such a small toddler. At that age he has way more fun just playing in the snow without skis. Wait till age 4 he should understand better what's going on
Not if your kid loves it.
@@boardie00 or maybe it's their parents who love it more, think about that
@@flagissimo My 18 month old son had a complete meltdown when the rest of the family went skiing...so we started taking him. He smiles laughs and loves it. He is starting to ski independently at 2.5 now. The insinuation that it is selfish of me as a parent to spend my whole day making sure my child has a fun time on the slopes, instead of dropping him in daycare while I go slash pow is frankly insulting.
Thanks for the parenting tips. How about stick to parenting your own children and quit judging others.
What did you with your kid???? That is not the right how to teach skiing🤦♂️. Terrible.
?! Are you going to make any recommendations? Or just criticism?
Looked exactly right to me. He’s 1.5 yo and shredding hard. Perfect job Mom if you ask me
way to go messing up your childs knees,only a stupid person would put a toddler on skis.YOUR ABUSING YOUR CHILD.
comeon, just be helpful with your comments