← Back to context Comment by tolerance 4 days ago Do kids learning on coaster bikes still wipe out? 2 comments tolerance Reply gr3ml1n 4 days ago Oh yeah. My son started on one and used to make a game out of barreling down the driveway into the mailbox post across the street.Re: the article: he picked up riding a bike with pedals in <5 minutes after a summer of his balance bike. tolerance 4 days ago This is reassuring. Thank you. The first cherry crimson-made blemish on a skint knee is a crucial element to the experience.I haven’t read the article yet. The question of the wipe out had to be resolved first.It sounds like balance bikes make children more confident. I’m all for them if that’s so. They seem true to their name.
gr3ml1n 4 days ago Oh yeah. My son started on one and used to make a game out of barreling down the driveway into the mailbox post across the street.Re: the article: he picked up riding a bike with pedals in <5 minutes after a summer of his balance bike. tolerance 4 days ago This is reassuring. Thank you. The first cherry crimson-made blemish on a skint knee is a crucial element to the experience.I haven’t read the article yet. The question of the wipe out had to be resolved first.It sounds like balance bikes make children more confident. I’m all for them if that’s so. They seem true to their name.
tolerance 4 days ago This is reassuring. Thank you. The first cherry crimson-made blemish on a skint knee is a crucial element to the experience.I haven’t read the article yet. The question of the wipe out had to be resolved first.It sounds like balance bikes make children more confident. I’m all for them if that’s so. They seem true to their name.
Oh yeah. My son started on one and used to make a game out of barreling down the driveway into the mailbox post across the street.
Re: the article: he picked up riding a bike with pedals in <5 minutes after a summer of his balance bike.
This is reassuring. Thank you. The first cherry crimson-made blemish on a skint knee is a crucial element to the experience.
I haven’t read the article yet. The question of the wipe out had to be resolved first.
It sounds like balance bikes make children more confident. I’m all for them if that’s so. They seem true to their name.