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ATV stands for All Terrain Vehicle. ATV is primarily used for mountain climbing and four-wheeling. Although ATVs are generally not a new sport, finding cheap and durable ATVs for sale is not as easy as finding...say, fresh lettuce. You don't generally find ATVs for sale just about anywhere. ATV is usually made available for sale through specialty stores that sell specialty sport items.
However, with the growth of the Internet, sale of ATV is now more readily available to everyone. With just a click of the mouse, finding cheap and durable ATVs for sale on the Internet has become increasingly popular over the years.
Why people prefer to find ATVs over the Internet?
ATV is considered to be a sport still lingering in its infancy stage. Better and newer models of ATVs are constantly being launched and made available, hence, because of the competition, the price of ATVs is constantly dropping. This is good news for people who are scouting around for good ATVs for sale. The reason why people prefer to buy their ATVs online is because of the wide range of choices, good prices and convenience of having the ATV delivered to their doorsteps.
Although it's hard for people to gauge the quality of the ATV for sale over the Internet, many people from all over the world continue to purchase ATVs online. What they do is to counter the 'inability to test drive' problem is by testing the ATVs in nearby shops and then when they have found the ATV that they want, they would normally visit an ATV for sale website and purchase it off the website. Websites normally sell ATVs cheaper because of the low overhead cost; this helps bring the price down. On top of that, websites offering ATV for sale do not normally keep the ATVs that they sell in a warehouse. Website owners would order the ATV that their customers have chosen once the order is complete. This way, they save a whole lot of cost there; and the savings, thankfully, is passed down to the customers!
That's one of the main reasons why websites with ATVs for sale are extremely popular.
Internet provides wider range of ATVs for sale
Online business owners have the advantage of being able to offer just about any type of ATVs for sale in their website without keeping them in a warehouse. Therefore, the range of models and choices are wider than that of a retail outlet selling ATVs. Customers who live in countries where ATVs are hard to find will visit these websites and specially order the ATVs to be shipped to their countries.
For example, if an ATV enthusiast who lives in Hong Kong cannot find the ATV that he/she wants for sale in Hong Kong, he/she can visit an website with ATVs for sale and order the ATV from there; the ATV will then be shipped to Hong Kong as a special order.
Sure, the cost of shipping would be astronomous...but to an ATV enthusiast, it may very well be worth the price.
Anyone who has ever taken care of a child knows that you can get kids to do virtually anything if there is a reward involved, but it is crucial to good parenting to make sure that the reward is appropriate.
While junk food and money can occasionally act as rewards in certain situations, positive feedback is often a more appropriate--and certainly less expensive--reward. Something as simple as a high five or positive encouragement when a child does something right can be all the reward they need.
Offering children rewards can be a great way to help them reach their goals. Create a system to motivate your child in an area where they normally fall short. If they have trouble getting their homework done, for example, offer a special reward for doing all of their homework for two straight weeks without missing an assignment. If they have a messy room, challenge them to keep it clean everyday in order to get a little extra spending money for the weekend.
Try rewarding positive actions with positive activities. Reward good grades or behavior with a trip to the library or park. Not only will this show your children that they have done something worth rewarding, but it will also introduce them to other positive influences--like exercise or reading in this example--without them even realizing it.
The best reward you can give your children is spending time with them. It is important to make time for your children, even in a busy schedule. If you have no free time to spare, still include them in your daily life by asking them to help you with something you have to do like cooking dinner, and make it fun by letting them pick their favorite meal or dessert. These rewards benefit both parent and child.
You also want to send the message that they can have anything they want as long as they work for it. No matter what the reward is, it will seem much more fulfilling if they know they have earned it.
It is unreasonable to offer rewards out of your price range or their maturity level, but you don't have to say "no" all the time. Instead of denying requests, allow them with a condition. If a child wants dessert, let them have it as long as they have eaten their vegetables. If there is a toy a child has been asking for, get them to put their toys away everyday for a month before buying it for them. Because of the initial reward, eventually these tasks will turn into habits.
Age-appropriate rewarding can apply to older children as well. As a child grows, their "toys" get more and more expensive and sometimes dangerous. It seems like the immediate response to the question "Can I get an ATV?" posed by a 14-year-old would be "no."
However, there are ways to say "no" without actually saying it. In the case of the ATV, you can compromise by suggesting that your child could get the ATV when he earns enough money to buy it. This eliminates the chance that he will have it before he is legally able to drive it because it will take so long to raise the money. If the child has to earn the money himself, it is more likely that he will reconsider buying the ATV because he knows how much he worked to raise the money. Children appreciate rewards more if they really earn them.
Though rewards should not be used so often that a child comes to expect one every time they do something they think is acknowledgeable, they are a great way to develop healthy habits for the future, like follow-through, goal-setting and hard work.
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