Monday, September 20, 2010

Ride on Toy Motorcycles Offer Key Elements For Enhancing Your Child's Fine Motor Skills

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As children grow they want to learn and explore new things. When they can walk, they want to run. When they get mobile, they want to climb, or move fast with whatever fun thing they can find to entertain themselves with. As some toys are not as safe as others, it is a parent's job to choose a suitable riding toy for their child. The following article will discuss some available choices that have been popular with other parents.

If your child has grown out of his little 3 wheeler and is looking for a more challenging ride on toy, there are several options available. The Trademark Power Wheels Harley Davidson Battery Operated Motorcycle can be purchased for around $100 and even comes in pink for the girls.

These bikes are very realistic looking and include a start up button, a horn button, a working headlight and taillight, and can even drive up to 3 miles per hour. This cool ride on toy motorcycle even goes in reverse for those little daredevils who would like to challenge their coordination skills. These are suitable for ages 2-4 and are safer than a bicycle due to thicker wheels to support balance, and a wider base for seating which will allow your child to feel more secure while riding around.

For those little ones who are just starting out and still learning balance and coordination, there are other ride on toy motorcycles like the Step 2 Plastic Manual motorcycle. This sleek motorcycle design resembles racing models and are the perfect thing to stimulate your child's imagination while they go zipping around the yard, or down the street. At a more affordable price of $29.95, almost every child can enjoy one.

Let us not forget our little girls who would love a Little Princess motorcycle. This 3 wheeled battery operated toy features real rumbling motor sounds, forward and reverse motion driving capability, and working rear and front headlights. This delight will speed up to 2 miles per hour and can hold up to 55 pounds. This item is still affordable at $60. Let your little girl ride with the big boys on her pink shiny ride on toy motorcycle and you can rest assured that she is safe sitting on a wide base bottom with thick plastic wheels that grip the road to prevent easy skidding or sliding.

For those parents who have a little more money and are looking to build a play set in their backyard, another fun idea for ride on toy motorcycles, is the SportsPlay Motorcycle Spring Rider. This toy is made from rotomolded plastic and looks just like the real thing. It is sturdy and weatherproof, being able to withstand the elements of nature when placed in an outdoor playground area. At $550 not all parents will find it a worthwhile investment unless they are running a home day care or have many children within the 2-5 age range who would love to pretend to be race car drivers.

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