Baby Balance Bike for 1 Year Old Girl Gifts 10-24 Month Toddler Balance Bike First Birthday Gift No Pedal Infant 4 Wheels Bicycle

This is a sturdy little first bike - but my grandson, at 15 months, is more interested in pushing it than riding. I'm pretty sure he will really enjoy riding this in the near future. I initially gave it 5 stars, but changed it to 3 after visiting and seeing him use it. He rides it well at 16 months but the rear wheels do not freely turn and I cannot see a way to adjust them. Any suggestions? I cannot find the website for this toy or any ideas on how to adjust them - I am afraid to pop off the hub in case it breaks the whole assembly. The company contacted me after I first edited my review. It confirmed that the rear wheel hub cannot be adjusted and offered to replace the entire bike. I did not expect this excellent service! The bike arrived very quickly and my grandson is now whizzing around all over his house. Thank you very much.

Bought this on my son’s first birthday, since he wasn’t walking yet and I thought this would help. He would just sit on it backwards to kick his feet since his legs were initially a little short so only his toes touched the ground lol. After he saw his older cousin use it during a play date, he started trying to use it to move around. The steering isn’t the easiest for small children but ease of use gets better with frequency and age. He still loves it two years later so I would say it was worth the purchase.

My granddaughter was really happy when she see this bike she clapping her hands the whole time her mom was opening the package

It’s super cute and pretty durable. Easy to assemble. It just didn’t last as long as I thought it would for the size.

Nice balance bike for children /toddlerswho know how to walk.

This was a birthday gift for my nephew and he loved it!!! It is very small so after about 1 and a half maybe 2 years of age you’ll have to get a bigger one but it’s definitely perfect for the moment!

My niece had one and my boy loved it so I got him one. Much more approachable than a strider at this age.

I'll keep it short and very honest. First we saw it on Amazon and got very excited to buy one.When arrived, there was excessive plastic hanging down from the wheels, which is highly dangerous for a year old kid as they will pull or bite and eat. Anyways, we removed by pulling it and using razor to make sure most of it gone and become much safer on that certain situation.He was already walking but surel falling etc time to time and he is a little big guy for his age, so it was too easy for him to get on and push around.After couple days, he lost interest and for some reason he kind of hates it.Well we noticed why and here are some facts from our aspect as we are both engineers;Pros:SturdyEasy to useFairly helpful for new walkers or the ones getting up alreadySimple to put togetherSafeCons:-In my opinion, it is too light if your 1yr old is big o boy.-Nothing is adjustable, seat was too low for our little on as he is taller than average.-Hard seat and no traction, rubber spots would have been better so little ones won't slide off to back or front.-Manufacturing is not perfect, there are defects and flaws unless we got a bad batch.-Wheel turn is too limited, needs more flex to turn.-Wheel edges/cheeks or wheel walls are too round, easily falls on sides by rolling, should have much more flatter to help stay on balance and better traction, maybe rubber wheels!-Wheelbase is too tight, yes they need to work it out to stay on balance but little ones falls all the time, our friends kid kept falling while trying to turn.-Those excessive hanging down plastics can cause health issues so Quality Assurance is no good, which is very important.-EXPENSIVE, our friends purchased from another retailer for $25!!!!Conclusion:💸💸💸Overall it's worth buying it but not on this $65 cost (including tax). Can be purchased same thing under different names online ranging $20-$40.Not the best design/engineering produce but still gets the job done. Can be definitely improved, just needs better design and better QA. Someone needs to think deeper or test with their kids to imagine what can be improved or what are the flaws that can be eliminated.