Scooters & balance bikes

A kid's balance bike is designed specifically for young children to learn the basics of balancing and steering on two wheels. It does not have pedals and is propelled forward by the child pushing off with their feet. The child sits on the seat and steers the handlebars to maintain balance and control the bike's direction.

The balance bike design allows children to focus on developing their balance and coordination skills, making it easier to transition eventually to a traditional bicycle with pedals. They're often used as an alternative to training wheels for teaching children how to ride a bike.

A balance bike allows the child to sit on the seat and propel themselves forward by pushing off with their feet. The child steers the handlebars to maintain balance and control the bike's direction. Unlike a traditional bicycle, a balance bike has no pedals, allowing the child to focus on balance and steering without the added complexity of pedaling.

Balance bikes are typically recommended for toddlers from 18 months, once the child has developed enough strength and coordination to propel themselves forward by pushing off with their feet.