Bikes | Scooters

4-in-1 trikes are versatile tricycles that come equipped with adjustable parent handles, three-point seat belt harnesses, and safety bars for your peace of mind. Not only do they promote balance and exercise, but they also help develop your child's motor skills. Check out the amazing Globber range, featuring anti-slip TPR grips, an adjustable saddle, and comfortable handlebar grips. With its 2-height adjustable parent handle, steering is a breeze for parents too!

Bikes that are either 12 or 14 inches are quite small and typically fit most 3 year olds, making them a great choice. Balance bikes however are a perfect alternative if you're little one isn't able to properly ride a bike yet as they teach little ones to balance much faster and easier than a bike with training wheels.

A balancing bike's design encourages little ones to elevate their legs and use their arms to move forward. This not only aids in their muscular development but also in sharpening their motor abilities, coordination, and agility. In comparison to a standard bike, a balancing bike's seat is much closer to the ground. 18 months or 2 years old is the perfect time to start a toddler on their balance bike journey. Introducing it early will allow your toddler to learn to ride independently from the very start.

To help your child learn to ride a bike, be sure to explain to them that you're going to hold their back and shoulders to provide some stability before encouraging them to put their feet on the pedals. By using encouraging languege your little one's confidence will grow with each attempt. By staying close to them as they pedal you provide them with comfort and reassurance if something was to go wrong, however once they seem to be getting to grips with it, take a step back and slowly release any hold you have on them so they're fully independant.

Yes, you should always make sure your children ride their bikes or scooters safely by outfitting them in high-quality helmets like those in Scoot & Ride's range. To ensure maximum protection, ensure that the protective gear fits properly, including helmets, elbow pads, and knee pads. Safety is a top priority when it comes to your child's outdoor adventures.