Kite Flying in Summer Time!!

Sun-Fun and cool Facts....

Kite Flying in Summer Time!! yeah...

It's a perfect time of the year to embark on an Epic Adventure. All you need is a Healthy imagination and the fuel to get you going!!
.Kite Flying is an experience worth enjoying and encouraging...
Your kid would discover n love the first experience, as you did in your youth days. By choosing the right kite and understanding a few basic tips, you can avoid most of the frustrations, and provide hours of simple, inexpensive fun for your kids and for yourself!

- Regardless of age, when first learning to fly kites you should count on a young child letting go of the handle at least once, allowing their kite to get away and forcing you to run helplessly across the field trying to retrieve it. But then, that's half the fun, isn't it?

- The basic principles of kite flying are easy to grasp, Keep it simple. While a variety of kites are certainly capable of providing a wonderful day of kite flying with young ones, many are quite dependent upon optimum conditions.

- When choosing Single-line Kites for kids, we've had the best luck with basic delta kites as they fly well in a wide range of conditions, are remarkably stable and incredibly forgiving, as well as being one of the least expensive ways to get started. Small to mid-sized deltas work very well for very young kids (2 to 5 years old), and are also very suitable for older kids (4 or 5 years old and up) because they are so reliable, are very light pulling, and will fly when other kites won't. But the choice of kite is yours and Diamond Kites, Sled Kites, Parafoil Kites and Dragon Kites among others are all very appropriate choices for young kite flyers.

- Hoop winders are a great idea whenever flying with kids as they seem to fit little hands well, and they make kite retrieval after the kids get tired much easier than stock plastic handles. Although it is an added expense, tangle resistant braided kite line is also strongly suggested to ease the burden of untangling lines, which is inevitable when flying kites with children. Remember to choose an open place, park or an open playground which gives your little one ample space to run around with the kite.

- Although many modern kites don't need a tail to fly, adding a tail will often extend the wind range and provide added stability for a kite, which is of particular importance when flying kites with kids.

- to ensure fun, where you plan to fly, is very important. Safety is of utmost importance in picking a kite field, the breeze should be blowing the treetops noticeably and fairly steadily, and the weather should be clear with no rain in sight.

- The more you share kite flying the more fun it becomes, and kids in particular will have more fun and want to fly longer if they can share their kite flying experiences with friends or family. Consider having a second kite handy and inviting a friend along when you head out to the kite field... :)

These pictures are just a reflection of a perfect treat to your little treasure, your kids.
Have a Happy Day <3