Blue's Clues & You Ride-On 10" Fly Wheels Junior Cruiser Tricycle with Sounds - Toddler Bike Trike, Ages 18-36M, for Kids 33”-35” Tall - 35 lbs. Weight Limit

Its to small for my granddaughter but she liked it and I will go to a store with her and buy another bike.

I bought this as a gift for a two year old princess and it's a great little bike. It's the right size for her and just what she needs to have her learn to pedal. The handlebars aren't fixed like some other other trikes so she can steer it. Assembly requires a hammer, a largish screwdriver, and viewing a "how to assemble" video; it is not difficult to assemble as other reviewers have mentioned. Putting the stickers on it I'd say was the most challenging part of assembly. Is it built to last a lifetime? Well no, but it will definitely stay together far longer than she will be able to use it; kids outgrow stuff. I'm thrilled to have bought this trike as her first set of wheels.

Great

The media could not be loaded. UPDATE: It’s around 4 months since I purchased and my grandkids still don’t grasp the concept of using the pedals, but they’re outgrowing the toy. They are in the 90th percentile, so they’re taller than the average child. The toy has been sturdy, stable, and durable though.Original Review:I wasn’t sure if this would fit my twin grandchildren for their second birthday party. They are 90th percentile. I bought this toy and a ‘wiggle car’. This one seems much more appropriate for their size and age right now.Here is a picture of all the parts. The directions were clear. You will need a hammer 🔨 and a Phillips head screwdriver 🪛.I’m not sure how durable it is or how long it will last. I feel like it’s a cute little ride-on at a reasonable price and it will help the kids with coordination because it has pedals.P.S. I wear size 8.5 women’s shoe, for size reference (see pictures).

Super bueno recomiendo

The media could not be loaded. When completed this is a cute ride on toy. However, it was incredibly frustrating to assemble for a simple toy. Pieces were imprinted with part labels different than instructions requiring me to relabel all parts before beginning. As shown in the video the axle caps required SEVERAL attempts before finally slipping into place. The pedals,nicely identified as right and left, had a cautionary prompt requiring you to be sure they were placed on the correct side of the wheel. None the less, there was no way to tell which side of the wheel was which😡. Hopefully it will hold up for a while and all be worthwhile.

Loves it

This is a great alternative while waiting for the grandbaby to move up to an actual big wheel. If your toddler has long legs, don't buy because their knees will be hitting the handlebars. Ours is a tiny thing and she may outgrow it by summer.