what size cheese mat would i get for a nine year old?
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I would definitely recommend the 60" or 72". The 33" is going to be for children under 6. The 60" or 72" she will be able to use through high school. If you have the extra money go for the 72" if not the 60" will do just fine. The 120" is more for experienced tumblers who want to do connecting flips, such as back handspring to a back tuck and still be on the inclined mat. - Cheerleading coach of 3 years and former Cheerleader of 12 years
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The Fox Run 3-Piece SS Chinois Set worked really well for me with tomatoes and other things I needed to squish up : ) to make sauces and juicey stuff. I don't knowhow to make cheese But if you lined it with cheese cloth or the like and used a DEEP bowl, well, it just might work. Hope this helped
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The largest is 9.5 X 13 I use them as serving boards for various cheeses when I entertain. They are attractive and the variety of sizes work well for me. There is room for a cheese and spreader or cheese knife. The boards offer a good cutting surface and even soft cheese doesn't seem to stick. I wipe them off, oil lightly and make sure they are dry before storing. I'm sure there are many more specific uses for them as well as simple cutting boards.
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I bought it for a 5 year old who actively does gymnastics it's a very big mat I got the smaller thickness and it works great... My two year old nephew also uses it to play on
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We have the 4 x 6 2" thick mat (solid purple) under there now. Works fine for front and back hip circles, and mill circles, but she uses the 4 x8 when she is doing everything else.
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I'm sorry I'm not positive because my granddaughter already had mats, but I'm guessing 4x8
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It is good sized. I would say the 13 x18 is pretty accurate. You can put several cheeses out at a time. It's a really nice cheese board, if always get compliments on it.
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Entire size. The mat was so small I had to go out and purchase a new one that was bigger. My daughter does gymnastics on the tramp. I gave this 10 x 7 away to a friend who has a couple little girls. Perfect for them.
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A regular 16x29 or 16x29.5 contour changing pad will work perfectly. I bought mine at Burlington for $10. It's a really basic nylon one, but it works perfectly with a fitted fabric pad cover (bought separately). The exact size of the changing table surface is 16 1/8" x 29 1/2". Hope this helps!
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I believe I got the 2" and we love ours. It is a great mat! Very well made.
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I would get smaller than 30. That is what I got and it was a little too big for my 9 year old
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These aprons are good quality, but the neck strap does not cinch so for your 9 year old, the bib might be too low. Though, if you can stitch, you can adjust it. The length will come low and cover well for any "art" that splatters down. And, again, if it is too long, and you can stitch, a simple hem would solve that problem too! Good luck! My recommendation: order this apron and modify it necessary. It'll be good coverage for any messy art project!
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I think that the large would be good. I have a 9 pound Shiatsu and she loves it. She takes all her toys into it also and rolls. I don't believe that its too big for her.
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Any 18" wide easel paper roll will work. We ordered the Melissa & Doug Easel Paper Roll from Amazon.
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Mitra - we recently purchased this drum set for our 5 yr old son and they fit him perfectly. I would think that they'd likely be too small for a 9 yr old. You might want to check with a local guitar center and ask about the Jr. Drum sets by Ludwig or PDP. Always good to check before ordering something online.
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I recommend the a smaller sized RipStik for an 8 year old beginner. I would go with the mini
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In my experience, I got about 16 mini cheesecakes from the standard 9 inch recipe. However, I think it all depends on how thick you make your crust.