Charton Baby Driver 2

This is a poorly designed and badly made item - much harder work to push than a buggy. My daughter still cannot reach the pedals and she is 2.5. The steering lock came loose soon after purchase which means she can cause it to veer all over the place, and now the handle attachment has broken. I have owned it for less than a year so I am going to try returning it to John ...  Read the complete review

When I look at a tricycle, I wonder why on earth anyone would want to remove one wheel and turn a toy that requires no skill or training to unleash its potential of sensation and fun into a machine designed to produce tears of frustration, grazed elbows and scabby knees, and hours of parental anguish. The explanation eludes me still. I mean, why stop there in our sadism? Let’s go one step further and remove two wheels; make it a common sight to see small children tumbling to the ground in parks, wiping shame from their eyes and blood from their foreheads as they attempt to master riding the unicycle without stabilisers. I ask you: why? The question sprang ...  Read the complete review