🚲 Unleash Fun and Adventure with the Chillafish QUADIE TRAILIE Grow Ride! Review

My 18 month old daughter can't walk yet (hypermobility/low pitch) but she loves running on the toys in our house. We wanted some options that she could take outside. She is good at quad biking, but prefers the Pewi Y Bike. I think the Pewi is a bit better for the smallest riders because their feet don't hit the wheels and the wheels are more like little suitcase wheels that spin in all directions. On the Pewi Y Bike, she can move faster with less effort than on the Quadie. The steering of the…

Bike grows with you, holds up to 50lbs. My granddaughter is 38 pounds and 3 years old. This bike is on the small side, maybe bigger for a 1 or 2 year old. Don't focus on your child's weight, focus on their height. I give guidelines in inches so no one makes my mistake, don't focus on the weight but focus on the size. So for maximum height 6 inches off the ground, the bike seat can be lowered to 9 inches, meaning it's not too far off the ground. When you order it, keep the box and keep it for as

Overall this is a stable bike that aims to help kids find a way to push themselves forward with their feet while seated, that's all. We bought it for our 18 month old daughter and she gets bored a few minutes after sitting on it. The way I see it, the distance between the front and rear wheels is too small, so she keeps trying to put her feet on the front wheels or accidentally tiptoes. It's really better to buy something with 1 front wheel or something with the front wheels closer together. In