RE: Tricycles

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Anneliese, DS1 has a good trike from Toys R Us. Not sure if it has a

specific brand name on it, but it's very solid. He had it shortly before

his third birthday, but DS2 who is not quite 2.5 has been riding it for a

long time, perhaps a year - I say riding, but he doesn't actually use the

pedals as he knows he can get around faster by using his feet!

Hannah

Tricycles

Timmy the Toddler is DESPERATE for a bike/trike with real pedals - he

tries to ride any he sees! He'll be 2 in three weeks, but he is little for

his age (Baby Gap clothes for his age group fit him!) - he's below the 25%

for weight and height. Does anyone know of anyone who makes a small trike

with pedals? Or have you any ideas where to look?

Anneliese and Toddler Tim

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Hannah wrote:

I say riding, but he doesn't actually use the

> pedals as he knows he can get around faster by using his feet!

> >>>>>>>>>

You just reminded me that is how my DS2 rode his tricycle for ages

and ages as it was quicker.

He was also small for age but has been riding a proper bikes for ages

with no stabelisers (SP?) He picked that up a lot quicker than his

older brother and now just age 6 must have been riding it for 2 years

at least.

Trisha

SAHM to 3 boys

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> Timmy the Toddler is DESPERATE for a bike/trike with real pedals - he

tries to ride any he sees! He'll be 2 in three weeks, but he is little for

his age

Yes Argos,

DD1 has the 15.75 yellow, red and green one, which isn't too big and heavy

although for a 2 year old I'd spend a bit more and get a parent pole

(efficient peddling takes practice!)

Sue Hutchinson, Mum to 30/01/98 and Isobel (HB) 23/02/01