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Classic Tiny Trike: Ideal First Ride On Toy
- An ideal first ride-on toy.
- Quality built from hardwood with safety steering lock and dual front wheels for added stability.
- Sturdy for children and easy to assemble for parents.
- Safety steering lock and dual front wheels for added stability.
- Suggested for ages 12 months & up.
Product Description
Charming and colorful trike is the ideal first ride-on toy. Quality built from hardwood, with safety steering lock and dual front wheels for added stability. Easily assembled and has a seat height for 8″. Manufacturer’s Suggested Age: 1 Year and Up. Maximum Weight Capacity: 45.0 Lb. Product Weight: 12.0 Lb.
Classic Tiny Trike: Ideal First Ride On Toy
Chicco Toys Play ‘N Ride Train – Colors May Vary
- This Play ‘N Ride Train never needs tracks, just little feet to push
- A fun-packaged, leg-powered train
- Features a backrest for support and an anatomical shaped seat for comfort
- There is a variety of manual activities to stimulate children’s coordination skills
- Two levers move a colored cylinder and piston and the front of the train features a knob and a funnel with lots of rattling jumping colorful balls
Product Description
Chicco Play ‘N Ride Train The Chicco Play ‘N Ride Train is a kid powered ride-on that helps your child develop muscles and motor skills. Your little one can sit and steer the train anywhere. Train could also be used as a first steps walker while pushing the handle on the back. No tracks could hold your little engineer with this train.Editorial Review
All aboard! This ride-on or push toy (for engineers up to 3 feet tall) is a colorful train with some unique features. On one side of the pretend smokestack funnel is a lever that makes a barber pole spin, on the other a lever that makes a silly squeaky noise. The top of the funnel is a working steering wheel that has a spinning top with colorful balls that bounce and clatter once you push the button. With a tall, removable backrest that doubles as a push bar for beginning walkers–and a seat that opens up to a compartment to hide important treasures–this is a great addition to any rail yard or playroom. –S. J. Kurtz
Chicco Toys Play ‘N Ride Train – Colors May Vary
Playskool Walk N Ride – Pink
- Manufacturer’s Suggested Age: 6 Months and Up
Product Description
It’s 2 toys in 1 and it’s pretty in pink. As a sturdy, stable walker, the STEP START WALK ‘N RIDE toy helps babies learn to stand, take their first steps, and walk. Then it easily converts to a first ride-on toy. It has a locking mechanism that only parents can activate, so children can’t change modes by themselves. Kids can explore the hands-on activities in both the walker and ride-on modes to see fascinating sights, hear silly sounds and touch interesting textures.
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How to Give a Safe Stroller Ride to Your Baby
When you buy a stroller brand new from the store or online it should be safe right? Right, but often children are harmed by unsafe strollers so it is important to know what to look for.
The Model
When you are looking into a stroller there are several things to check out to ensure that it is safe.
Brand
Before you buy do some research on the brands you are considering. See if their strollers have had recalls in the past. If using a travel system, check the car seat as well. You can check for recalls here. Reconsider your choice if the manufacturer has recently sold faulty equipment.
Harness
The harness is what holds your baby in the stroller. It keeps them safe from falling out and gives parents peace of mind. But what kind of harness it the best? A five point harness is by far the safest. This harness goes around the baby?s waist, between his legs, and over both shoulders. It ensures that the baby stays secure and that they can?t wiggle out on their own.
A three point harness is also an option for older children. This just goes around the weight and between the legs.
Brakes
Test the foot breaks to make sure they are stable. If your model has a hand break be sure to test that as well.
Tip Resistant
When you get your stroller be sure that all four wheels touch the ground. There should be no tipping or wobbling if the stroller has been put together correctly.
Little Fingers
Your baby is going to want to explore the world; however, his stroller might be as far as he is going to get for a while. Make sure there are no sharp edges or places where little fingers can get pinched. Also, when you try to fold the stroll make you there is nowhere to pinch your own fingers. Make sure no springs or other parts get in the way.
Manufacturers usually cover all smaller parts such bolts and screws as with plastic covers. Be sure these are secure and your baby won?t be able to pull them off. These tend to be a major choking hazard.
Escape!
As with the harness, make sure there is no where you baby can fall out of the stroller. See if the leg openings are wide enough for your baby to slip though. Make sure the sides of the stroller are high enough as well.
Your baby is a precious gift, so do all that you can to ensure his or her safety. Learn what to look for and you will be able to stop carelessness can lead to accidents that could have been avoided if someone had taken more caution.
Surviving A Car Ride With A Young Child In The Car Seat
Driving around with a toddler or infant in the car seat can be a real nightmare for some parents.