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This Razor 2 wheel scooter is what your kids can graduate too from their 3 wheeler. The handle height is adjustable and it can support up to 220 lbs.
When kids are sitting up sturdy and on the move, many of them start to get antsy on a stroller walk. This Step2 Push Buggy Car is a great alternative for pushing them around your neighborhood that they find entertaining and more independent than a stroller ride. This is ideal for ages 1-2 as it is smaller than the classic Step2 Whisper Cruiser Push car.
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Shop the Step2 Whisper Cruiser here.
If you are looking for a good first scooter for kids 2 and up, these Micro Kickboard Mini Deluxe 3 wheel scooters are the best!
This simple car has no gears, pedals or power. This teaches kids balance and the power of inertia as they wiggle around.
A good helmet for your little one is something you don't want to skimp on. One of the top-rated helmets on the market is the Giro Scamp MIPS, which is lightweight, has an adjustable fit, and the MIPS technology (Multi-Directional Impact Protection) protects your little one.
Shop the next size up, Universal Youth here.
When your kid is ready to transition to a pedal bike, I love Guardian Bikes. We got one for my son for his 4th birthday and after doing a lot of research I am very happy with this brand. They are known for being lightweight and having a very safe braking system. You can also buy training wheels to add onto this bike at first, if needed!
The Aceger bike is an adorable balance bike with a basket and bell that kids love! This is a little bigger bike than a Strider, so perfect for kids ages 2.5-5 years old.
We own and love this ride on car for kids. It works on all types of terrain, has an optional remote control feature in case you want to control it and you can even hook up bluetooth music to play from it. It is a one seater, but can fit two small toddlers at once.
This Strider Balance bike is my favorite one. It has an adjustable seat and handle bars so can put to use starting at age 18 months until they transition to a pedal bike. Balance bikes are a great option so kids get used to balancing before they take on learning how to pedal.
This sturdy balance bike will help develop a toddler's motor skills. I think it is best for ages 1-2.5 years old and can be used indoors or outside. Comes in many colors!
This is a great ride on car that is meant to fit 2 kids. We own this brand in a one seater and this upgrade is fun as your kids get bigger.
Once your child is sitting upright very sturdily, these push cars are a fun option when going on a walk around the neighborhood. Especially if you have older kids who are riding bikes, this will include your littlest one in on the fun as they can pretend to drive their own car. This version offers a bit more leg room than the buggy style!
I think this may be one of my favorite dresses I have found on Amazon! The top is a flattering and stretchy knit, and the bottom is a poplin that has just enough fabric to it. It has pockets and is such an easy silhouette to pair with anything and can be dressed up or down! It is available in 12 different colors and I am wearing a medium.
If you are celebrating one of your child's first Easters, I love to stuff their Easter basket with a mix of practical items they will need for spring and summer, along with some fun sensory toys that will get good use as they continue to develop and explore the world around them!
Looking for the perfect hostess or housewarming gift? We polled our community for their top gift ideas and here were the highlights, many of them also my own personal favorites I’ve given or received over the years! In addition to these items, many submissions included the classics—like a good bottle of wine, baked goods from a local bakery, gourmet treats from small businesses like jam, candy or coffee beans.
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This tractor is the ultimate ride on toy that can handle all types of terrain and will last you for years. If you have a yard and the space, kids go absolute nuts over it!