🚲 Joovy Tricycoo Folding Tricycle for Toddlers, Lightweight Compact Kids' Trike - Greenamole Color Review

My 2 year old is tall for his age but too short to reach the pedals. There is no footrest. When the tricycle is in motion, its legs will hang in the air or drag on the ground, making it unsafe! I would say that it is not suitable as a balance bike for younger children. The steering is not smooth. When I turn around, the handles sometimes bump into my baby if he doesn't hold the handle tightly. If I remove the push handle it seems like a good option for learning how to ride a tricycle. My son…

here are a few key points from my experience with this product:- i love that i can ride my little one's bike even when she isn't pedaling hard- i like it as it grows with your child, the parent handle can be removed and it converts into a trike - requires some assembly - i like that it can be folded up making it easier to store away in the off-season - before this bike i had to bending down to push my daughter onto her tricycle (which she couldn't pedal) but it makes pushing easier and gives…

This tricycle is easy to assemble, even my 3 year old was able to fit the rear wheels into the frame! Rzhunimagu! It's on the larger end of the trikes in terms of seat-to-pedal distance. My son is 35" and can barely reach the pedals due to the cramped seating position, making it difficult for him to maintain momentum while pedaling. This is where the parent hold comes in handy to give them a little nudge to get things going again. The parent handle is unmanaged. So if you're looking for a…