The Dutch Cargo bikes featured in my last post were fine for parents, but sometimes a toddler just needs to jump on that iron horse and leave the family behind. Anytime I’m looking for cool toddler gear, I go straight to my friends Bambino Goodies to see what’s
I don’t know about you, but when Spring approaches I dust off the helmet and pump-up the tires in preparation for family bicycle rides around town. To celebrate summer’s arrival, let’s see how baby-toting cyclists roll in other parts of the world.
I’ve been ogling these two beautiful wooden push cars for quite a while now and I still can’t pick a favorite. I think it’s time that I step aside and let the readers vote in a no holds barred scooter battle! If you were a toddler, how would you like to roll? Would you choose: [...]
It’s hard being a little guy surrounded by older kids, but that doesn’t mean he can’t roll with the big boys. Featuring height-adjustable padded seats, rubber tires, and birch frames made from an FSC certified forest, Chop Balance Bikes by Prince Lionheart teach kids
When we were kids, wearing bike helmets was still a relatively new phenomenon only practiced by those with unusually strict (read “knowledgeable”) parents. The helmets consisted of a massive white Styrofoam base, a thin plastic shell, and a useless chin strap
I’ve featured carrier bicycles in the past, but bike designers keep coming up with cool new bikes…so I’ll just keep on showing them. Two new family-friendly designs include: The Zigo Leader: is a transportation system that easily transforms from a bicycle that holds up to two children in a “ChildPod”, to a fully functional stroller. [...]
