For my youngest son's first birthday he received the Early Learning Centre wooden trike and trailer. What a fantastic little trike to have in your house. It is a trike you push along with you feet on the ground. My son is a little nervous of It yet as his feet don't quite reach the fall. But my eldest who is two and a half, well he just loves it. Just wish we had bought one earlier for him. This trike and trailer is made from good solid wood which has no shape edges. It is a strong and very sturdy trike which you need for such a young age. The wheels are made from plastic but are a bright green colour so they don't stand out in a negative way. It is a lovely ...  Read the complete review

We bought this trike for our daughters first birthday, but as she had plenty of toys to be getting on with we actually put it away until she was 15-months old. At first she just sat on it but after a month or two she started to get the idea and now that she is 21-months old she has really gained confidence using it, and enjoys scooting across the floor and pretending to drive! The version we have is the same as the one in the picture, except that the coloured bits are pink, making it more girlie, not that my daughter cares what colour it is! My husband put this trike together in less than an hour, and since he's rubbish at DIY this was ...  Read the complete review

We've had this wooden trike for our little girl for a little over a year now having bought it as a present for her 1st birthday. She wasn't walking then and I would probably say that this trike works best if your little one is walking as because it does not have any pedals the aim of the trike is for them to propel it along by pushing their feet against the floor so if they are able to walk and know what to do with their feet its much better. However, saying that, at one my little girl still got a lot of enjoyment out of the trike. Obviously she was able to sit up by herself so she would sit on the back of the trike and put both of her feet on the sit as its wide enough .  Read the complete review

We brought this for my daughter for her first birthday but we have the pink one as it is more girly. We got it in the sale so cost us about £25 i think normall they are about £35. So i think we got a bit of a bargain. I have compared it to other products and think price wise it is reasonable. My partner put it together himself without any trouble it was very straightforward and the instructions very easy to follow, it took him about 15 - 20 minutes. The trickiest part were putting the covers on the wheels with the funny little tool they supply. It is well made of a decent wood and feels very sturdy. The wheels rattle slightly but are in no danger of coming off. ...  Read the complete review