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Tandem Babywearing on Trail - Tips and Tricks

Do you ever look at all of the stunning Hike it Baby photos on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and spot the ones where a parent is wearing 2 kiddos - tandem style? This brings to mind so many questions for those of us who only have 1 baby or have never thought of trying to wear more than one child at a time. How do you get them up there? Who do you put on first? What happens when something drop...

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July 2015 Lead a Hike Prizes

Hey Hikers! Did you know that by just submitting and leading a hike on the Hike it Baby calendar you are automatically entered to win a prize? We have awesome prize partners like Vanguard and Byer of Maine that sponsor Hike it Baby and provide amazing prizes!! This month you can be entered to win a Vanguard Sedona 51 Backpack or a Byer of Main Easy Traveller Hammock! Remember, anyone who has be...

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HiB30 Prize Winner Profile - Rebecca Runkel

Hey Hikers! Meet Rebecca! She joined in the HiB30 Challenge this June and won a prize from Icebug Shoes (Kayi his & hers) just for entering! Rebecca and Jacob (age 2) completed 41 miles in 30 days and are part of the Hike it Baby Ann Arbor Group. Way to Go, Rebecca!! Was this your first Challenge? If yes, how did it motivate you to get outdoors? If this was not your first Challenge, how wa...

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Leaving a Trace with My Toddler

Before she started walking, I LOVED going to the woods with my daughter. She was content to just sit in her carrier while I walked for miles. And if I had to set her down while I drank some water, she would just stay in one place and chew on a stick. (Don't judge me! How much dirt has your kid ingested?) But now that she is mobile, hiking has taken on a whole new life. Toddlers don't sit in on...

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HiB30 Winner Profile - Kristy Poos

Meet Kristy! She joined our HiB30 Challenge in June and won a prize from CurrexSole EDGEPRO insoles. She and Murphy (age 2) hiked with Hike it Baby Golden.  Was this your first Challenge? If yes, how did it motivate you to get outdoors? If this was not your first Challenge, how was it different from your previous experience? This was our first challenge. It was motivational because it was alw...

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What is Toddler Led?

When Hike it Baby started it was all about babies. We were a small group of mom's who headed out on trail to escape sitting inside in the middle of summer. We walked, we talked and every week we grew and so did our children. From moms and babes we quickly expanded to dads, partners and then there were grandparents, aunts and uncles, foster parents and one day we looked around and babies wer...

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Hike it Baby 30 June Challenge - Biggest Group Yet!

Hike it Baby 30 June Challenge - Biggest Group Yet! We have just completed our June Hike it Baby 30 Challenge and we racked up a whopping 14,414 miles! Despite the summer heat, rain, humidity and mosquitoes, everyone really got out there this month and by the looks of the pictures, the babies and kids had a blast, too! Hike it Baby is so proud to have awesome partners to help us sponsor our HiB...

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Branch Lead - Kelsey General

Did you know that when Kelsey General became a Branch Lead for Hike it Baby Anchorage there were only 4 cities at that time? She has seen Hike it Baby grow using baby steps and all of the growing pains that have gone with it. Hike it Baby is run by some pretty awesome volunteers who dedicate time and energy into making getting outside an experience that anyone can enjoy. It is amazing to have w...

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Hike More, Smile More

When Mason was born I remember having a feeling of dread because I knew I was about to enter into a period of isolation. I had friends, but not many with kids and I was fairly new to Portland, OR. The bonds I had were based on going out and getting drinks and going to networking events, the farmer's markets at a moments notice, a quick hike on the wildwood trail at sunset. Having a baby puts a...

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Extending the HiB30 Challenge - One family's 100 mile challenge.

After the first HiB30 Challenge in November of 2014, Sarah and Thomas Box decided that 30 miles in 30 days was a great way to motivate themselves to get out everyday and enjoy nature during the coming Alaskan winter. They decided that 100 miles in 100 days would be a great bridge until the next challenge! Here is their story: My name is Sarah Box and my husband is Thomas. We have a son, Mann...

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