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Is Big Wheel Ride Toys Right For Your Child?
Your child's very first big wheel, the one they are able to ride on their feet. This could be their first ride on one. Or maybe they have had the opportunity to ride on their own big wheel. It is as special as any ride with an adult, regardless of how it turns out. So what should you look for when your child rides the Big Wheel?

Audio: Does the Big Wheel setup have audio? Clear audio is essential to your child's riding experience. It will allow them hear the conversations of others and the details of the ride. You don't want your child to go on a ride with no understanding of what the voices are saying. It should be included in the set-up!

Video: Does the Big Wheel setup come with a video? Many shops include a short video when you buy the toy. It is always a good idea to make sure this video gives you a good overview of what it is you are buying...especially if you are getting the Big Wheel in conjunction with another toy. Take a look at the video!

Sensors: Are there sensors that are included with the Big Wheel setup. While not essential, having sensors will help monitor your child while they are riding. They will be alerted if they hit a tree or if they lose control of the toys. Some models come with extra sensors, but they aren't as common.

Sound: Does Big Wheel have a sound effect recording available? This is a great addition to many toys. It does add to the fun, but it can also serve as a distraction for your child. I'm not saying to buy one with a siren or sound effects recording - just don't buy one without them. Children like to have fun but they also need boundaries.

Props: Does your Big Wheel come with a set of riding pads or horns that you can attach to your child’s handlebars? Most do, but not all. It's a good idea that the toy has all the necessary items. You may end up licking your child's skin constantly. You can find riding pads in your local department store or toy retailer, but expect to spend a lot for sound effects. Horns and sound effects are also available.

Storage: Will the Big Wheel come with storage trays for you to put items on? Most likely not. It's best to ensure there's enough space for at most one ride-on. Children can get so carried away that they forget to keep their toys in storage. This problem can be solved by adding some space.

When you've figured out everything your child needs, you're ready to start riding! It is crucial to take it slow. Your child will learn how to ride the big wheels and then you can give them more challenging rides as they grow. It's a fun experience that your child will enjoy.

Safety is important. If your child is younger than 18 and does not have a riding licence, the handlebars can get rough. Your child may not be able to control the vehicle well, so it is a good idea to make sure they have a safety helmet. It may seem obvious but it's a necessity! The helmet will protect you and your child from head injuries.

Have fun. Remember, this is supposed be a relaxing experience, not a worrying one. Plan lots of great rides for your kid, and don’t let anything distract from that goal. These lessons don't have to be taken in a rush. Everything will fall into place if you just have fun.

There are plenty of riding toys that you can buy for your child when they are ready. You can ride with your child, making riding again fun. You'll both be glad you did! Your child will thank you many times over! Big Wheel is a fantastic adventure that both you and your kid will enjoy.
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