Perhaps the most unique feature are the double rear wheels. It uses 2 double wheels right next to each other. The design is awesome as it teaches kids to balance which they don't get on a trike but still provides plenty of stability. The Bammax bike is super lightweight at just 1.8kg, so it's easy for babies to handle the bike well on a variety of indoor and outdoor surfaces. months is probably the youngest age for a proper balance bike. The smallest balance bikes on the market for kids is the Strider and the Y Velo junior which are marketed for little ones from aged 18 months. Having said this, not every 18 month old will be able to ride a balance bike. To ride a balance bike a 1 year old baby needs to be a confident walker. A young child can will just walk around with a balance bike in between their legs. This is a good stage to do indoors. As little ones do this more and more, they will become more confident with handling and moving the bike as they move.

All 4 stages are part of developing and learning to ride and balance. With very little kids, it's important to be patient. They may not be interested in using the balance bike straightaway but it's there when they want to. It's likely very young chlidren will take some time to get through all the stages but suddenly they'll progress and you'll be wondering how they became so confident on their bike! Other Options Instead of Balance Bikes What's fantastic about the Strider sport is not only is this a brilliant choice for the youngest of children, it will also last them for years.

The bike is great for indoor play before taking it outdoors. The rubber wheels roll smoothly on flat surfaces. They are best for flat and smooth pavements. They will just stand with the balance bike in between their legs. This will help them get used to the feel of the balance bike. It's one of the reasons it's important that it's light. A 1 year old will need to be able to hold and support the balance bike by standing up.

Other desirable features include 7 inch solid tyres on the rear wheels (no punctures!). The extra-wide base on the trike ensures safety and stability. There is a soft seat and non-toxic hand grips. The bike has a low, step-through frame that places children's feet closer to the ground so they feel safe. If you want to prepare your little one for their first two-wheeled balance bike, this is a great place to start. This pre-balance bike from Bekilole promotes confidence, coordination, muscle development, and stability. The Wishbone 3 in 1 is really the crème de la crème of wooden balance bikes. It's not cheap, but it will accommodate kids from aged 1 to 5 years olds, so this bike is an investment in their childhood. It's excellent quality, environmentally friendly and lasts a long time. With the seat on, they can learn to cruise as a 3 wheeler. Once their confidence has increased, the bike can then be converted to one with 2 wheels and it can be used as a balance bike until they are 5 years old.It's designed with indoor and outdoor use in mind. The tyres are silent, non marking and anti-skid. Made out of synthetic rubber they can be used inside the home but also on outdoor adventures. It is likely that most kids won't be showing much interest in a 2 wheel balance bike / ride on until they are at least around 18 months unless they are particularly active. To find out what size the saddle height should be on your balance bike you will need to measure your child's inseam. This is the measurement from the floor to the top of their crotch. The saddle height on the bike should be about 1 inch less than your child's inseam so they can get on and off the bike easily as well as ride it. The Strider balance bike is suitable for children from age 18 months old up to 5 years old. It has an adjustable seat and handlebar. The lowest seat position is just 28cm (11 inches) from the floor. This is one of the lowest seat heights on the markets, making it a good choice for 1.5 year olds. The options are cute. It’s available in pink, red, or blue and in themes such as zebra and giraffe.