Baby Balance Bike: No-Pedal Tricycle for 10-24 Months | Ideal Ride-on Toy for One Year Old Boys and Girls | Perfect Gift for First Birthday, Thanksgiving, and Christmas celebrations | Suitable for Indoor and Outdoor Activities Review

My grandson loves it but I only gave it 4 stars due to the lack of lettering. It's blue in the picture but when I received it there were multiple colors listed on the box. Luckily we got yellow, actually we wanted blue but they didn't let you choose a color so be careful what color you actually get. Otherwise, it's a great item for toddlers.

I bought this baby balance bike without pedals as a gift for a child's first birthday. It was listed as 10-24 months so it seemed like the perfect gift. Every time the little guy tried to sit on him and use his legs to move forward, he would fall over. I bought it because it is well made and durable. It's just not designed for a child who is just learning to walk.

This is the second balance bike I bought as a gift. My 1 year old grandson couldn't wait to get on it and ride his new bike. Once it was assembled, he sat on it, made zooming noises, and drove it around the yard. He was so happy. It is very easy to assemble, the height is suitable, strong. I bought one 2 years ago for my granddaughter (from another family) when she turned 1 and she still rides it and her older siblings love it too. The perfect gift for a one year old!

Toddler Balance Bike A toddler tricycle without pedals is the best for cutting bread. Competing for the mighty dollar can be easy with this very durable tricycle. My grandson just loves getting on this tricycle and riding a bike with those little legs. Don't worry about tipping over as the bike has a stable, solid base. Despite having her hands on her arms and being hit by a four-legged dog, she is awake and laughing. Worth the money and the custom stickers are a nice touch. parents love it.

Bought for my 9 month old fisherman who is just learning to walk. My daughter was riding her cute first bike when I gave it to her! At first she fell several times, but then she got used to it very quickly. I have to say that the bike helps her stand and walk more stable, which works very well. The bike itself looks well made and very cute, and the build was from scratch. Although the instructions say an adult needs to assemble it, I think a five year old boy can handle it himself. All in all a

Extremely small bike - just sized to fit my 12 month old but he is not coordinated enough to use it and has absolutely no interest in it. I'm afraid if he can use it he'll be too small (he can stand up and push the bike from under him). I might try it if it weren't for the fact that it seems very cheap. Mostly plastic, can't cost more than $20. 60 € certainly not. I went back to look at all the great reviews and found that they seemed pretty fake - very clumsy English everywhere. Take my advice