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Shredding the slopes with my 4 and 6-year-old boys

Shredding the slopes with my 4 and 6-year-old boys was next-level fun thanks to the Packtalk Outdoor from @Cardo_Outdoor ! They couldn’t stop laughing at being able to chat to each other (and blow raspberries) while skiing.

🔇Safe to say, the mute button was my best friend on the chair lift rides.

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I recently learned that for optimal performance, the Cardos should be worn on the outside of your helmet or jacket rather than tucked away. That said, even with ours tucked in, the range worked perfectly for us!

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Have you noticed how you can spot a skilled skier

Have you noticed how you can spot a skilled skier from a new skier just by the way they walk in their ski boots—especially on stairs? 👀

Walking in ski boots is a skill of its own, and it’s so easy to help toddlers master it early!

Letting your little ones wear their ski boots as much as possible, even before they clip into skis for the first time, is a fun and simple way to build their confidence and get them ready for sliding in ski boots clipped into skis. 🎿

We’re big fans of @fischerski One boots, they’re 20% lighter than other toddler boots and super gentle on tiny feet.

It keeps me fit all winter that’s for sure 💪🏻

⛷️ 🏂 Should my child ski or snowboard? I d

⛷️ 🏂 Should my child ski or snowboard?

I do both with my children, but we do much more skiing as it allows more freedom and speed while exploring the mountains.

Skiing often feels more natural for young children, as it allows them to face forward and move their feet individually, which can make it easier for them to learn and enjoy the experience.

On the other hand, snowboarding can be a great choice, especially if your family is passionate about it. Some children thrive with snowboarding from the start, and it can develop unique skills and a strong sense of balance.

If your family takes only one snow holiday a year, you might consider starting with skiing, as it can be easier for young children to pick up. However, introducing snowboarding later can be beneficial, as skiing skills often help with the transition.

Ultimately, the most important factor is that your child enjoys the snowsports experience. Choose the option that feels most comfortable and fun for your family, ensuring that the focus remains on having a great time in the mountains.

My youngest started skiing last winter, while my o

My youngest started skiing last winter, while my oldest has been shredding since winter 2006/07. And let me tell you, having kids doesn’t mean your days of blasting around the mountain are over—oh no!

It just means slowing down for a little while. But before you know it, they’re flying past you, skiing circles around you (literally, in the air). 😅

So if you’re in the greens-and-blues phase of ski parenthood, enjoy it while it lasts… because soon enough, you’ll be the one trying to keep up! 🏔️❄️

This is our ski parent era to embrace. I’ve cl

This is our ski parent era to embrace.

I’ve climbed mountains, skied steep couloirs, raced, qualified, traveled….

Now it’s my time to snowplough, ski backwards, carry snacks and tissues, wait for meltdowns to pass…

📖 For tips on how to embrace this era in its fullest check out my family toddler ski guide on Amazon, search ‘TORI.SKI’ or find the link in my bio to the instant ebook version.

A baby skier with a baby skier is a pretty cute th

A baby skier with a baby skier is a pretty cute thing!

2, 4 and 6 year olds on skis It’s great fun, b

2, 4 and 6 year olds on skis

It’s great fun, but the logistics of getting around with all the kids and all the gear often blows my mind 🤯

and I can do it all, I really can, at least until one of them doesn’t want to cooperate anymore. That’s when I need to call for backup 😂

Going skiing with little kids? Remember to double

Going skiing with little kids? Remember to double up and pack extras! 🧤❄️

As a ski-obsessed mum of 4 and a ski teacher just back from a ski holiday with my 3 little ones, I can tell you—having extra ski suits, thermals, gloves, and socks was an absolute game-changer.

Thanks to @dare2b_sports being super economical, you can kit your kids out with everything they need and doubling up on gear means you’re ready for all those inevitable messy moments kids bring, so you can relax and enjoy your family ski holiday stress-free.

It’s not about raising the youngest skiers, it’s about raising lifelong skiers who love to come skiing.

Little skiers who feel the magic of the mountains, the joy of the snow under their skis, and the freedom of the slopes.

It’s about creating memories, building confidence, being healthy & happy outside and sharing our love for something they’ll carry with them throughout their whole childhood and into their adult years.

📖 My book ‘If They Can Walk, They Can Ski’ is available on Amazon in hardback by searching TORI.SKI and the ebook version is linked in my bio.

Tag that friend who this reminds you of

Tag that friend who this reminds you of

With 50k new followers this winter, it’s the per

With 50k new followers this winter, it’s the perfect time to reintroduce myself!

I’m Tori, a private ski instructor in Val d’Isère and Tignes, France, specializing in helping families introduce skiing to their youngest members in the happiest, most high-quality way possible.

I’m here to disrupt the myth that kids need to be 3 to start skiing. My mission is to show that if they can walk, they can ski!

While I’m often unable to take any new clients over the winters, I want to help as many as possible so I share tips and inspiration here to support more families than I can ski with in person.

📖 I’ve also written a family ski guide, If They Can Walk, They Can Ski, to help little ones fall in love with skiing. You can find it on Amazon (search ‘TORI.SKI’) or grab the more affordable ebook version via the link in my bio.

Thanks for following along, let’s make skiing a joy for the whole family including our littlest members! ⛷️❄️

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