There are many strollers to choose from, so narrowing down the options can be difficult! The most important thing is to ensure that the purpose and function of the bicycle match your child’s skill level. For example, most young children generally only ride short distances near their homes. They benefit from a simple, mixed-style stroller with no unnecessary functions. As children grow older and improve their skills, they will be able to choose multiple types of bicycles with many different types of functions. Pro tip: Girls’ bicycles and boys’ bicycles are essentially the same, but they may have different colors or patterns.

Children’s hybrid bicycle
These bicycles are very suitable for comprehensive riding. They are designed to give people comfort and confidence every time they ride, whether on roads, gravel trails or even when detouring on the lawn. They are usually equipped with tires designed to provide traction on various surfaces.

Children’s mountain bike
Some strollers have a solid and rugged style, but they are still suitable for riding on flat roads. A true youth mountain bike specially designed for off-road riding. They have parts specifically designed to cope with bumps, rocks, and muddy road conditions-like bumpy high-pattern tires, and suspension forks on some models. If your child has mastered the more advanced handling, shifting, and braking skills for correctly driving a complex bicycle, and has shown an interest in off-road riding, it may be time to buy a children’s mountain bike.

Children’s balance bike
The balance bike is like a connection between a scooter and a bicycle. They have only become popular in recent years, and knowledgeable parents realize that balance, not pedaling, is the most important part of riding a bicycle, and should be the starting point for any instruction to learn to ride a bicycle. The balance bike has no pedals, which allows children to push themselves with their feet and practice balancing their center of gravity on the bike. They are bicycles suitable for children, and if you can teach these riders to master the balance early, it will likely make it easier for your children to switch to bicycles with pedals.