We got a little tikes trike for my one year old. The type with a handle, so we can push/steer but it adapts so he can ride it himself when he’s big enough. It's done so much mileage already!” (Recommended by LemonLemonLemon) Our verdict With summer just around the corner we’ll all be looking for ways to make the most of warm, dry days and spend as much time as possible outdoors, and heading out for a ride on a trike is a great option for active little ones. Most toddlers are very keen to do things on their own, so choosing the right trike for them - one which allows them to feel in control and safe - can help them to enjoy freedom and gain more independence. But, like children, trikes come in all shapes and sizes and what fits one may not fit another. So you'll want to choose a tricycle that's suitable for your child's age while also thinking about safety and development. Warning! The parking bar of the parking system is only applicable for the infant trike mode. Remove the parking bar before using the products in other modes. Put the seat on top of the saddle; make sure the knob on the seat is aligned with the saddle slot, so it can slide through the saddle slot. To secure the seat to the saddle, turn the knob under the seat 90 degrees. Insert the middle safety bar in the hole at the front of the seat; press the red button on the side of the middle safety bar and push until the red button is hidden in the seat. Slide the sides of the safety bar into the gaps on the side of the seat. In guided trike stage, the child will start to use the pedals. Ensure that his feet are resting correctly and flat on the pedals.

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WARNING! The two rear parking devices located on the rear wheels are NOT TO BE USED TO SLOW DOWN the tricycle. The rear parking devices put the tricycle in an immediate stationary mode. The parking devices are not designed for other purposes. Using the two rear parking devices to slow down the tricycle will cause irreparable damage to the rear wheels’ mechanism and must be avoided at all times. Make sure the bar is securely fixed before using the product. The parking bar is only applicable to EXPLORER TRIKE 4in1’s infant trike mode. Remove the parking bar before using the products in other modes. The product should be used with caution since skill is required to avoid falls or collisions causing injury to the user or third parties. Usage – consider a folding tricycle if you don't have much storage space or need to transport it regularly. A trike with a parent push handle will allow you to control the trike if you need to. A wooden trike is the best type of trike to use indoors or on a smooth surface.Tyres – a grippy set of wheels and puncture-proof tyres are best suited to rough terrain, so if you plan to use the trike on the grass in your local park, then opt for a trike with large wheels.

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The left parking device controls the left-hand side rear wheel, and the right parking device controls the right-hand side rear wheel. The parking bar for the infant trike mode controls the parking devices. height adjustable parent handle (92cm, 96cm from the ground), built-in steering system, and front wheel freewheel system allow parents to assist and steer for toddlers, to help them learn how to steer the trike.When it comes to trikes, the Scuttlebug is a firm favourite for toddlers learning to balance and steer. With four designs to choose from – the Butterfly, Beetle, Bumblebee and Grasshopper – the Scuttlebug is a fun, easy-to-manoeuvre ride-on for one-year-olds who are keen to get moving. We are getting DS a trike as part of his first birthday in June. I’m currently looking at the Kinderkraft Aston or the Q Play Rito” (Recommended by Mumsnetter NEAKT5) Our verdict

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height adjustable parent handle (92cm, 96cm from the ground), built-in steering system, and front freewheel system allow parents to assist and steer for toddlers, to help them learn how to steer the 4-in-1 trike.

This great looking trike from Globber is ideal for growing kids and easily adapts to suit them at different ages. It starts off as a solid, sturdy infant trike that’s suitable from 10 months old and is perfect for helping them learn to pedal and build their bike-riding confidence. Then as they get older you can easily convert the infant trike to a guided bike, then training bike, and finally to a balance bike by switching the wheels round and storing the pedals under the comfy, anti-slip seat. Unscrew the knobs at the end of the wheel assembly and remove both wheels with the parking bar from the trike’s frame. in-1 tricycle for toddlers aged 10 months+ and balance bike for kids aged 2 to 5 years, for maximum product usage. EXPLORER TRIKE 4in1 transforms into 4 different modes: infant trike (10-36M), guided trike (18-36M), training trike (24-36M), and balance bike (2-5Y). Clean trike with a slightly damp cloth (cold water) and mild soap. Never use a corrosive or abrasive substance to clean the product. This vintage-style trike looks beautiful with its chunky, grippy rubber tyres, built in footrest, and steel frame. Unlike the other trikes in our list, the Trybike doesn’t have any pedals and is meant as a safe and sturdy introduction to balance bikes. And once they get bigger and build up their confidence you can use the supplied tools to convert the trike to a balance bike to last them all the way up to 6 years old.