Charlie got this balance bike for Christmas. Look, ma, no pedals! Supposedly it makes it easier to teach kids to ride a bike (without training wheels) because they learn to balance before they learn to pedal. So far though, Charlie just strides the top tube and walks with it. Regardless, he loves to "ride my bike, mommy!" And today was dry and 50 degrees so he did just that! So I dusted off the camera, took it outside and snapped a few pictures. I don't know if it's his age, or what, but I can NEVER get a picture of him looking at me anymore. He is way too busy to be bothered with looking at a silly old camera!
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I love the balance bikes, I agree they are much better for kids. In London all the toddlers had them and seemed to do well. I am hoping to get one for my son soon. And you are right, he just can't be bothered to look at you, he's busy trying to ride! Happy biking!
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I love it! I'd never heard of a balance bike, but it's a great idea. Also, my Parker has that same helmet! You have to love Eric Carle!
ReplyDeleteDo they really work better than bikes with training wheels? Especially if they just walk around with them? I bet AJ would totally dig one.
ReplyDeleteLove the balance bike. Just beware-once he "gets" it you will be running mama!! Great shot Rachel!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet shot - and I also read your previous post and it went straight to my heart.
ReplyDeleteHow can he look so big kid?? When Charlie looks big-kid... it is like a double reminder on how big these crazy toddlers are getting.
ReplyDeleteOllie has a balance bike too but still hasn't got fully to grips with it!
ReplyDeleteHe's so cute! I've never heard of a balance bike before but that would make sense that it would be better at teaching a kid to ride bike rather than using training wheels.
ReplyDeleteOh he looks so sweet!!!
ReplyDeleteCute shot. Balance bikes sound hard for new riders though.
ReplyDeleteYAY for nice weather... (now for a little snow) right... wishful thinking.
ReplyDeleteAww! My son's only two, and I can never get him to look at me anymore either. The camera's kinda lost its wonder for him.
ReplyDeletecool, never heard of that kind of bike before. Have not seen it where I live anyway. Looks like a nice kid. :)
ReplyDeleteHe looks like such a big boy now with his bicycle! Really cute shot!!
ReplyDeleteWe call them "Run Bikes". They are awesome! :D I have a pink one for Hannah.
ReplyDeleteCool; I've never heard of this type of bike.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good idea though.
And darling photo!
I'm intrigued by the balance bike. Definitely an option for my daughter's birthday this year. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteI love the little Fred Flintstone biker! Adorable.
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting.
Kerry at HouseTalkN
That is one cute little bike! AND of course Charlie is adorbs, but that goes w/out saying. I never thought of not putting the training wheels on? Hmmmm... Uggg it all just freaks me out!
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