The gear you need to get your toddler snowboarding 🏂 Over the early years of teaching little Cashy to shred we tested a bunch of different products from boards to bindings and boots. It seemed to be a repetitive cycle because we always ended up coming back to the beginner setups from @burtonsnowboards. In our eye @burton makes arguably the best snowboards for young learning toddlers. The convex base and rocker on the tip and tail keeps edges up off the snow limiting those inevitable edge catches. We realized really fast that Cashys feet were growing at warp speed and needed her boots to do the same. The Burton Mini Grom Boots come with a Room-To-Grow footbed allowing for that growth to happen one full size! While the After School Special Package comes ready to ride with a beginner board and bindings, Burton also makes other bindings for early shredders. If your little one is a bit bigger (11C+ range) you can step them up to the Burton StepOn bindings and boots which is an absolute game changer for a young riders experience. When teaching your little to ride PLEASE make sure you get them a helmet to protect their beautiful brains. We went with @anonoptics Helmets that protect against falls and the cold WHICH IS A MUST. Burton again comes in clutch here with the best shred gear you need for warmth and stoke in the snow. Their Buddy Bunting and 2L One Piece suits are more than enough warmth to keep your little one wanting to stay out and shred or just layback and make some sick snow angels! Regardless of gear FUN SHOULD ALWAYS BE YOUR MAIN PRIORITY! When your little toddler is just beginning to explore this awesome sport they won’t be out in the cold very long. We had days we were outside for less than 20 minutes before Cashy was clearly over it. Always listen to your kid and don’t force it. 20 minutes a day of full stoke is better than a full day of unhappiness TRUST US! #snowboarding #weridetogether #burtonsnowboards