Many children want to ride a bike. And that is great. Thus, they will go in for sports and stay in the fresh air. Or maybe the bike will be even more useful?
Improving character, improving health
Long-term cycling helps your child to strengthen the bones, muscles of the legs and improve the functioning of the cardiovascular system. In addition, the bike improves coordination and balance. It takes some for the kid to master the bike, so the child learns to be persistent. This character trait will help him achieve other successes in the future. Encourage the child in his attempts and then take away a vivid example of the child's self-confidence.
Remember safety
Cycling is not always safe. There is a risk of bumping into something or falling. Take care of your child's safety to keep injury to a minimum. Buy him a helmet, elbow and knee protectors, and make sure the bike fits the child's height. Check the operation of the bell and reflectors.
Create rules
For example, have your child ride only during the day and in a safe area. Help him choose the right shoes and pants length. Talk about the risks of driving in public. If you are in doubt that you can prepare your toddler for riding properly, seek help from an instructor.
