How about a stroller with training wheels?
You may learn to ride a bicycle by using training wheels, and most professional riders probably do the same. Training wheels are a great way to make children feel comfortable while riding and to make them fall in love with the sense of freedom that only bicycles can provide. They are a good choice for children who are too old to use a balance bike or who just need more time to become comfortable.

Pro tip: When teaching your child to ride, remember that the focus should be on balance rather than pedaling. Once your child feels they can remove their training wheels, it’s time for them to ride.

What are the brakes of these different strollers?
With the improvement of children’s riding skills, they will have more brake options. You want them to start without braking (balance bike) or reverse braking (a type of brake you use by stepping on the pedal backwards), because that can be done directly by putting your foot down or stepping backwards . Once they get used to these brakes and their hands are more muscular, they can upgrade to the handbrake. Some strollers even have both reverse brakes and handbrakes so that children can begin to adapt to them more quickly.

Should my stroller have a stall?
At least not at the beginning! It is most important for children to learn how to balance and pedal correctly. This is why beginner bicycles usually only have one gear. As they acquire more skills, become more confident, and have stronger hands, you can upgrade their bikes to a stroller with several gears. This will help them adapt to shifting, which is what they should know about as they continue to ride more complex bicycles. In the end, the gear that is suitable for your child also depends on their technology and what kind of riding style they will use. Gears can greatly improve the versatility of the bicycle and reduce fatigue, so that your child can follow the family to participate in longer-distance riding, or better cope with a variety of terrain.