Aid your childs riding: Great new parent handle which is not only used as a safety aspect for your child but also acts as an aide if your child has not quiet mastered solo riding!

The problem is child bikes are small. This means to help your child balance, you will be stooped over.Sizing Chart for Frog Kids Bike Frog bikes are sized by leg length rather than age, as this is the most reliable way of getting the right size of bike for each child. You can even fit the bike handle with the stabilisers still attached, which is useful if you want a handle to push your kid around, although the handle is about helping you balance your kid. The handle can be adjusted to be longer or shorter. You can grab it firmly to push your kid along. Alternatively, I've been using it as a safety handle, only holding it lightly, but I can grab it firmly if our little one starts to lose balance (or forget to use his brakes, as he did just yesterday!).

The bike is a Christmas present and so will not see any use for about 5 weeks as we are in November now. Learning Push Handle Bar】 Installing this bicycle training handle on the seatpost of a children's bicycle can help parents to guide children who are learning to ride a bicycle. It is the safest and easiest way to teach your child to ride a bicycle. Steel material】 Made of high-quality steel, it has good hardness and toughness, strong and durable, not easy to break and bend, to ensure that your children are safer when using it. Children Bike Safety Trainer Handle not only makes childhood biking fun and supports active children, but also makes mom's life easier.

Non-slip Safety Grip】 The handle is equipped with a non-slip design, which is convenient for you to hold the handle tightly when the bicycle is slipping, which greatly improves the safety of children in the process of learning to ride. OK, so you may not let them go off on their own at a young age, but the first step is learning how to ride a bike. And besides, cycling is fun, and cycling is healthy. The problem with teaching your kid to ride a bike