So the bike? It's a two wheeler minus the pedals. Weird, eh? Finn said, "Oh. Daddy? I think we need to get some more pedals. My pedals are gone." The premise is that they learn balance by keeping their feet on the ground and control of their steering while rolling around. When they finally master it, they push off and put their feet up. I will be keeping my eyes closed when that happens.
For now, I'm enjoying seeing my
What are you doing to enjoy the nice weather?
{Disclosure: Santa bought and paid for the Strider. He, nor I have no affiliation with the company.}
We went out for our first Mr. Freeze of the season after work yesterday, and spent some time playing on the playground while we ate our ice cream. W has also decided that he wants to live outside, and throws an absolute fit whenever we make him come in or won't let him go out (as demonstrated yesterday evening when he flipped out because I wouldn't let his naked butt out on the porch).
ReplyDeleteIs that the new trend in kid bikes? I'm glad you did the research for me...no pedals for Leaf! Those are about the cutest pics ever, btw.
ReplyDeleteHe is so handsome! And so big on that bike. Lock up your daughters.
ReplyDeleteI almost got one of those for the kids, but didn't. Now I wish I had.
He looks so cute!!
ReplyDeleteFinn is so adorable...and yanno i don't think they had these cool balance bikes when my kiddos were learning to ride a bike!
ReplyDeleteas for the weather we just spent the day down on the farm...we love it there however by tonight we are expecting rain that will be turning to snow LOL this is so Oklahoma for ya one day 70 the next day freezing with snow...enjoy your weekend
Oh my gosh he is so cute! I have never heard of a bike like that, but love the premise! My little dude is fearless and would totally love something like that. Great blog!
ReplyDeleteKids bikes w/o pedals are everywhere here in Germany. I've never seen a bike with training wheels now that I think about it.
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