Easier Than Riding a Bike

Filed under: New and Cool, New Products by Celeste

Wind in his face and not a care in the world. Ahh, childhood summer days. There’s nothing quite like riding a bike, particularly when you’re a kid. But most children can’t ride a two-wheeled bike until they’re around six or eight years old. In the meantime, you can help your little one develop the necessary motor skills–balancing, pushing and steering–with the next best thing: a Prince Lionheart Balance Bike.

Outfitted with thick 12″ rubber tires and solid rubber hand grips, the Prince Lionheart Balance Bike is made of 100% birch wood frame and features a height adjustable padded seat so your kid can get the most out of it as he grows. Your kid’s sense of independence and self-confidence will grow as he learns to steer and balance at his own pace. Just remember not to push him into doing something he’s not ready for. If he gets discouraged on the first try, move on to another activity. You can always come back to the bike in a few days.

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