Balance Bike

What is the difference between balance bike for baby and toddler?

• Size: Baby balance bikes are generally smaller since they're designed for children as young as 12 months. Toddler balance bikes are typically larger to accommodate children from about 1.5 years old up to 5 years.
• Seat Height: The seat height of a baby balance bike is lower to the ground to allow the younger child to sit with both feet flat on the ground. As children grow, they can handle a taller seat height, which is what you'll find with toddler balance bikes.
• Weight: Bikes designed for babies are usually lighter, making it easier for the smaller, less muscular babies to handle and maneuver. Toddler bikes might be a bit heavier as they are built to support the additional weight and the more aggressive riding style of older children.
• Safety Features: Baby balance bikes often have additional safety features, like limited steering to prevent sharp turns that can cause falls. Toddler bikes might offer more freedom with the steering to help them learn more advanced balancing skills.
• Wheels: The wheels on baby balance bikes can be made from softer materials suitable for indoor use or gentle outdoor play. Toddler balance bikes may have wheels that are more durable for varied outdoor surfaces.

Whether you're looking for a balance bike for a 1-year-old, 2-year-old, 3-year-old, or 4-year-old, our collection has the perfect option for your little one.