Use your head - What's New? Holiday Gifts Galore - Bicycle Helmets

Sometimes, even world leaders need a reminder to use their heads. Earlier this year, when George. Bush fell off a scooter, Bell Sports, Santa Cruz, Califo ia, sent a safety helmet to the president and the first family to ride a bike, skate, blade and ride a scooter. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, most states wear helmets regularly for children 16 years of age or younger, while only 18% of adults do. The use of a Best Helmets for Scooter has been shown to be effective in reducing the risk of brain injury by up to 88%. Since more bikes are sold in December than any other month - after all, is there a better Christmas or Hanukka present than brand-new bikes? - It would also be wise for parents to invest in protection for their cruising clan. Known for its quality headgear for a long time - the company designed the first lightweight ventilated bike helmet in 1985 - Bell delivers quality packs based on popular themes and sports styles, making it a great gift for boys and girls - girls up to 14 years old. For our oldest, Glitter Girl ($ 19.99) proved to be perfect in pink. The helmet itself features top and rear vents for more efficient cooling, a rear reflector to increase visibility, and additional interior pads for a better fit. The add-ons include Hip Minipers with nail polish and body glitter and a large sheet of stickers for fun 20-oz sorting. Bottles of water. The Roaring Lion (. 19.99) hit with our two sons, and why not? The yellow color makes it a true eye - popper, such as the black trim and the silver lion that ado s both sides. To help ensure successful detection of suburban flooding, it comes with binoculars and a flashlight. Tocklers will simply join the biking ranks of “Funny Fish” (. 19.99) - decorated with a lot of deep-colored cookie look - whose features really stand out from the sea blue helmet. It has elbow and knee pads and a matching horn for fun. Our kids are not only safe whenever they drive, they turn their heads wherever they go. Listen, President?