Kinderfeets TinyTot 2-in-1 Wooden Balance Bike and Tricycle - Convertible Bike Trike, Sustainable & Eco-Friendly Ride-On Toy for Kids and Toddlers (Coral) Review

I'm not a fan of the crowd. I love being different and this was different! The most unusual present for my niece's first birthday! Everyone wanted to know where I bought this bike and of course I told them about AMAZON!

I bought this for my granddaughter and she walks around her house with it. She is confident and enjoying her new ride :) The trike has a nice quality design that will grow with the child for a year or more.

My one and a half to three year old child can't ride it comfortably. The rear wheels are too wide and too low and her ankle/foot gets stuck when pushing. The overall construction is not durable and I don't expect this product to last long.

So far I love this bike (we've only had it about 2 weeks) but the only thing I would like are the wheels. They are perfectly smooth and I wish they had some grip. In addition, it looks very nice and my one-year-old likes to use it.

Seat height cannot be changed. The holes don't line up, so the screw can't go all the way through. I'm sending it as a gift to someone in Bermuda, so I can't return it at the moment. They will try to make the holes bigger and see if it gets better. Very disappointed!

I absolutely LOVE this balancer! The colors and quality are excellent with beautiful and stylish finishing. Our little one was just under a year old and when we put her in the bike seat she grabbed the handlebars and knew exactly what to do. The shortest take was perfect for her.

Very cute and easy to install. But as other reviews say, the tike mode isn't good. Bought this for my son's first birthday and the rear wheels keep banging on his heels. He has to take very small steps so they don't hit his legs. The rear wheels are also very loose. I like this style but it definitely has flaws.

Got this for my 7 month old. She could sit but not walk and her legs were 8 inches long. After ten weeks she can steer the bike properly and turn it independently. Mind you, we still keep an eye on her all the time because she really isn't strong enough to take a fall. But the freedom of exploring our home on a bike prompted her to try standing and even crawling on her own. She never liked lying on her stomach.