Tatonka - Lastenkraxe Lastenträger Tragerucksack // Schwarz

Tatonka - Lastenkraxe Lastenträger Tragerucksack // Schwarz

Marsoni

M251S

$103.50

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Tatonka - Lastenkraxe Lastenträger Tragerucksack // SchwarzTragerucksack mit V2 Tragesystem, das hohen Komfort und die Fhigkeit bietet, schwere Lasten zu tragen. Der Tragerucksack hat einen verschweiten Rahmen und ist bis 50 kg belastbar. Der Rahmen bietet eine extrem gute Stabilitt, auch auf unebenen Flchen. V2 Support System Hftgurt lsst sich mit einer Hand verstellen Integrierte Fe an der Unterseite Vier diagonale Balken Maximale Belastung: 50 kg 25 cm Arm (beweglicher Metallboden) Rohrdurchmesser: 24 mm

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Kid & parent approved! Excellent book that really engages my five-year-old son. It has relatable scenarios that gets kids thinking & teaches them to think things through before acting (impulse control) to make better choices, without talking down to them, in a fun upbeat tone. My son has asked to read the book over and over. I think he likes the realistic writing style & illustrations too. The author, a former school counselor, clearly gets kids. It is a great tool for our family. I have since bought multiple books from this author. Highly recommend!

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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2019

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Anne La Chapelle

Birmingham, US

★★★★★ 5

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Format: Paperback

Great book for elementary school aged kids

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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2025

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Noelle G.

Lake Worth, US

★★★★★ 5

My kids ask for this book!

Format: Paperback

I read a lot of reviews saying that the guilt tripping is too much and too repetitive for kids, however, those people have not met my kids. My children do not think about how their awful behaviors affect those around them. I try to be consistent with rules, expectations, and structuring the day, but their impulse control is non-existent. This book really got their attention surrounding whether what they did made things better or worse for everyone else AND themselves. They ask me to read this book to them and I’m so glad I bought it because it’s definitely making a difference. My children come from a severe case of abuse from my ex and in this case I would absolutely say you need more drastic measures for the child to relearn how they’re supposed to function in life and how their choices affect others. This book may not be for everyone, but it’s made a difference for us. Sometimes you need the repetition so that it really sticks. I especially love the part about the cupcakes because the last 4 cakes I’ve made, they stuck their hands in and destroyed them before they were even cooled, less than 5 minutes after coming out of they oven! They were definitely raising eyebrows at that page realizing the gravity of ruining our desserts before they even had frosting! I recommend this book for extreme impulse control cases!

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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2021