Review on 🦿 Flybar Maverick Walking Stilts: Adjustable Height Stilts for Kids (Small) – Up to 190 lbs, Ages 5 & Up by Andy Thorson

I have a very active, busy 4 year old Don. So this Christmas I bought him things that require energy, physical effort and concentration, do not take up much space and can be used in the house. It was one of those articles. My 4 year old was able to balance unaided and walk a few steps unaided on the first lap after exercise. My 2 year old is learning to balance on it. walls with help. I will not use them or without their father following them to help them when needed and to catch them when they fall. He's a professional ap with stilts. I help them a little too. I try to get the kids to practice for 10 minutes every few days. I have a hard floor so I let her use it in the living room. It is of very good quality and strong. Of course, it's cumbersome as far as "removing" is concerned. But I think there is. We have a small house and I want it to be visible where the kids can see it and take it with them. Haven't found an "ideal" place for him yet. Looking forward to seeing how they are progressing. Besides being a good way to release his energy, my husband has volunteered to be a clown for the Special Olympics etc. This is a jump start for the children into the future of community service by learning this skill.