Pewi Walking Ride On Toy - From Baby Walker to Toddler Ride On for Ages 9 Months to 3 Years Old

I bought two of these bikes for my grandchildren. It’s a little small for the 3 y old but the 1y old is thriving with it. She was walking on her own within a few days of pushing it around. The 3y old still loves to ride it. I wish I had found these back when they were much younger. They are sturdy and very mobile, much more that regular riding toys.

I bought it for my one and a half year old grandson and he loved it. He wakes up out of his sleep as soon as his eyes open in the morning Y bike he says. I think it’s so cute. Highly recommended.

This walker/bike is wonderful. Save yourself some money and don't try anything else. This has better control than any other walker I have seen. It turns on a dime. The bonus is that this is also a Y bike and is usable well past the mastery of walking. My grandson was hesitant at first, but took to it in his own time. He is 15 months and is proficient in its use as a walker and I just observed him today using it as a bike on his own for the first time.

Pewi YBIKEWhile searching for a product that will aid in my little one being able to master abilities & grow through those pivotal stages, I kept coming across the Pewi YBIKE. It not only serves as a device to help them walk, it’s also a ride on toy. While it says for ages 9mo-3years and up to 44lbs, I believe we may get more use out of it being that my child is small for her age due to having Trisomy 21. This will not only help strengthen her muscles, it will help with coordination, gross motor skills, spatial awareness, & cross-patterning, which also correlates to brain functioning and learning.The caster wheels spin around 360° and are non-marking. This means it can be pushed from any direction, with minimal hang ups. Transitions smoothly from hard floors to rugs. It’s lightweight and compact.While the instructions are clear, all parts labeled and requiring only 6 screws and the usage of 4 allen wrenches that are included, it was a bit of a pain to assemble. The bolts looked and felt too big, they would not fit when aligned properly. I had to wiggle and push each of the 4 main screws on the plastic 4-way piece that the legs attached to. It took far too long and made my hands ache. But once that was done, the rest was a breeze. It took me 25-30min to assemble due to that, when in reality it should have taken 5-10min.

I bought this for my niece who initially was unable to use it because she was too small and the wheels are very mobile? This is like one of those things on Wheels that you can tap, and it will roll across the room, if that makes sense? The second my niece was able to touch the ground while sitting on it this has become the only important item in her life. I was told that she literally throws temper tantrums if it's not around when she wakes up from naps. It's really nice because obviously you can use it as a bike but also as a tool to help with learning to walk etc. However,As previously mentioned, the wheels are very sensitive so be careful if using it on hardwood or tile. It's definitely an intermediate/expert level for children learning to balance on hard surfaces (as a push,not as a bike). My niece absolutely loves this thing. She sprints across the house creating her own Tokyo drift action shots, especially around corners. You have to pay attention because she will roll over and break every single one of your toes before you realize it. Lol I absolutely recommend getting this for anyone that has babies or under 3s with delayed walking/crawling/hypotonia. Otherwise 2 would probably be the end of time for this majestic roller thing.

My nephew who couldn’t see very well loved this as it gave him more mobility, is sturdy and well built for bumping into things. It turns easily as well.

TL;DRSmall packaging - easy to wrap for a giftPretty easy assembly - comes with all of the stuff neededSturdy bike - wheels don't leave marks of my hardwood floorsThe thing really moves and might cause an unsteady stander to fallFull ReviewI bought this bike for my 11 month old son because I read about it in an article on Fatherly.com. We have hardwood floors, so I was looking for something he can push around and/or ride without leaving marks everywhere. My parents bought him this little plastic airplane with wheels that he really likes to push around, but the plastic wheels leave marks EVERYWHERE (https://www.amazon.com/Evaxo-Lights-Sounds-Lightyear-Activity/dp/B0821MPB9X/ref=sr_1_19?crid=33SGTIARQZ055&dchild=1&keywords=buzz+lightyear+ride+on&qid=1585687547&s=toys-and-games&sprefix=buzz+li%2Ctoys-and-games%2C203&sr=1-19). I like that it arrived in a pretty small box, so it is something that would be easy to wrap and gift if that was something you're looking to do. Assembly was pretty easy - it took me about 20 minutes to put together while my son was crawling all over me. It came with all of the tools needed for assembly, so that was nice. Now that it is assembled, it seems quite sturdy. It's light enough that my son can tip it over and "man handle" it, but it doesn't have any sharp edges. The wheels are the best part of this thing - they twist and turn like wheels on an office chair, but the rubber does not mark up my floors. On a slick surface, the bike moves fast, so if your child cannot stand easily on his or her own, it is possible that it would cause them to fall over forward. Overall this is a nice little bike and I am happy with my purchase.