Balance bikes are great for a child’s motor skills, so when Fun 4 Kids got in touch and asked, if they could send Amy one of the bikes from their range, I knew that she would absolutely love it.
Her very own balance bike from the Tiny bikes range arrived only a couple of days later and it couldn’t have been easier to assemble it. The bike frame came with the back wheel already attached and all you had to do was screw on the front wheel and fix on the handle bar and seat. I think it took me all of 5 minutes.
Amy watched me while I assembled her bike and got really excited about trying it out. As soon as I had fastened the last screw, she went for a test drive in the garden. First very careful, then like a complete pro. She was instantly able to reproduce the movement needed to ride the bike and I was just astound about how quickly she had mastered this new skill.
Despite being very lightweight, Tiny Bike’s Balance Bike is very sturdy and gives little ones the feeling of security that they need when learning a skill completely new to them. The rubber wheels are the perfect width for little bikers as they prevent slipping and guarantee a smooth ride both indoors and outdoors.
The Tiny Bike Balance Bikes from Fun 4 Kids come in eight different colours and are suitable for children from 2 – 4 years. At a price of £49.99 (they’re currently reduced from £69.99), they are great value for money and the perfect present for toddlers and pre-schoolers. Amy has been on her bike every day for weeks now and I can’t see her getting tired of it until she actually outgrows it. She rides it in the garden, we took it on holiday with us and it’s her loyal companion whenever we go to the park or for walks. I really couldn’t be happier with it.
It provides Amy with hours of fun and at the same time helps her sense of balance and stimulates her physical and mental development. What’s not to like?
Disclosure: We were provided with a free Tiny Bike Balance Bike for the purpose of this review.
aww how cute, it’s the perfect size for Amy – when Jack had his first one it was a bit too big & he could only just touch the floor. She will be riding a pedal bike before you know it!
I think I could actually put both seat and handle bar a little higher. She’s quite tall. I said to Ben the other day that I would be surprised, if she wants a bike for Christmas now. She absolutely loves this one x
Wish I’d had one as a kid, might have been able to learn to ride a bike earlier and more easily then.
Aww, this looks like such a clever little invention, and it’s so lovely Amy enjoyed it so much! 🙂
Fab!
We r thinking of getting one for 3year old at xmas (month after his birthday) but csnt decide if he’ll grow out of it to quickly. Just think he’ll have more fun than an actual bike
I could be doing with having one, I’m not too good on a bike, got to come off and push it up a hill and I can’t get it up or down kerbs. I don’t ride them too often because I’m an accident waiting to happen. Not very good coordination either lol 😀
Ahh she looks like she’s loving it.
We got a balance bike for R, but I think we left it too late – she was 4 1/2 and didn’t really like it. I think they’re great for younger kids though.
Oh I totally agree, my second son learnt to ride a bike a LOT quicker than my first, and I know that’s down to the balance bike we bought for no.2…. a great invention!
what a great product, Erin may benefit from this it would also help stabilise her core.
Oh thank you, I have been deliberating whether to get my little man a balance bike in the next few months. This one looks like a really good option x
My little girl has one of these and she loves it! I always thought balance bikes looked strange but now I think they really aid children in their motor development!
this is so cute!
Balance bikes are great, my little boy had one before getting his proper big boy bike. X
Ah, it’s a little too small for my daughter. Nevermind. She’ll just have to have stabilizers.