XJD Baby Balance Bikes Bicycle Baby Toys for 1 Year Old Boy Girl 10 Month -36 Months Toddler Bike Infant No Pedal 4 Wheels First Bike or Birthday Toys Children Walker (Brown)

Took 1 minute to put together and is sturdy. You can extend the length of it as your baby grows and the wheels extend out as well to make it more balanced if needed.

Easy to assemble! Kids just loved it. Smooth riding. Very well made

My son doesn't go out without it, he loves it and I like it because it helps him gain balance, which is important for when he is old enough to ride a bike.

Baby girl loves this balance bike. She plays with it daily. It has held up well even being tied around by a toddler. Yes it's light weight but sturdy. She can easily get on and off with out assistance.

Pretty easy to put together, the instructions were not clear but there are not that many pieces. The handle feels a bit cheap but everything else has a good build quality. The seat is a good size and is easy for our toddler to mount.We haven't had any stability issues but will update if there are any issues later on. Something that I like a bit more is that that wheels are not loud when this is used indoors.

(3/4/23) We got this for our youngest's first birthday in November and she LOVES it! She can play on it inside or outside, and has a blast running up and down the hall on it. When I bought it I'd seen a couple reviews about how when it's turning it can tip over, but it's not unstable while turning or anything, plus it's small enough it's not a huge "owwie" when she has fallen over on it. It's never been enough to cause tears or anything, so I say it just comes with the territory of learning a bike. Now, I don't know how long it will last size wise. My daughter is petite, (29 inches tall and 19 lbs at 16 months old) she fits it perfect, and will likely continue to fit it until over 2, BUT my older two were definitely not as small as her so if your kid is the "averaged" sized toddler or above average, they will likely outgrow this quickly. Just something to be aware of when buying.

Super cute, very sturdy, and pretty easy to put together. One weird thing about the assembly was that the back wheels had all four hubcap pieces attached to them, and I had to take two of them off and put them on the front wheels. It even said it in the instructions. It was just strange, but not that big of a deal.The handlebars allow for some steering which is good because it’s fairly heavy and might be difficult for a small child to lift and turn.It is small, that’s true, but it’s advertised for something like 10 months to 3 years. It’s a great size for my one year old niece but even my four year old son (who’s slightly taller than average) could use it. Also the handlebars and seat are adjustable as your child gets older.

WARNING!!! BIKE IS EXTREMELY SMALL.I bought this for my 7 month old daughter, who began standing around 5 months, I would not suggest this for a child who has poor balance. At 7 months she was a bit afraid of this and it would sometimes tip over while she was trying to push forward. Now at 9 she is able to balance and quickly ride around the kitchen on this trike. We bought this as a way to get her used to moving her legs so she can walk. My wife and I love this and it has helped our daughter who was once afraid to take a step despite learning to stand months ago. My wife also thinks it is extremely cute.Only downside is the size of the bike. At 9 months, my daughter is now 73.5 cms tall (approximately 29 inches) and when she sits on the trike her knees are already bent. I don't foresee her using this trike at 2 yrs old like I've seen some reviewers saying but it was definitely worth a buy since she has fun on it and it has helped her progress in taking her first steps.