When fully upright the handle of the My First Scooter by Radio Flyer is approximately two feet off the ground. For younger children this handle is just that, a handle. They probably won't pick up on the concept of how to steer with it, but that is ok. The base is designed with the toddler in mind. It is wide and easy to get your foot onto. I will say that my son did have a habbit of putting it on the side at times and that caused the scooter to fall over, but he learned quickly how to control it and help it remain upright. Another great thing about the base is it is wider at the front and thinner in the back. This allows your toddler to push their "My First Scooter" by Radio Flyer with their foot and not have the hinderance of the body of the base of the scooter. This allows them to have more room to position their "pushing foot" when driving their new scooler.
For parents that are concerned about safety, I would recommend getting a helmet for your child. As I said, my son did fall several times using his "My First Scooter" by Radio Flyer when he was learning to use it. This protection for a young child's head can be very important as we all know they aren't exactly highly concerned with their own safety. You can find the Radio Flyer "My First Scooter" at many retailers across the country including most of the Big Box stores that sell bikes and toys. When my wife and I purchased it for our son we thought the $27 price we found at Walmart was a great deal. Checking around online it was, as most places are selling "My First Scooter" by Radio Flyer for $35 to $40.
Published by Arthur Kirk
Married 33 year old father of a one year old. Love taking care of my son, playing games with friends, and following the Baltimore Ravens, Baltimore Orioles, Football and Baseball in general. View profile
- Sirius-ly!?: A Look into Satellite Radio
- Musicovery: Interactive Web Radio
- Product Review - Sony Kitchen Clock Radio
- Why I Chose to Pay for Radio - a Review of the Sirius Satellite Radio System
- Kids Pop Radio Station on AOL Radio: A Frank Review
- Be aware that while it is sturdy your child will most likely fall learning to use this scooter.
- A smart idea would be to purchase a solid helmet to help protect their young skull.
- My son never seems to get bored with this toy, unlike many others we have purchased.



