Mushie Mini Toddler Bike - Shifting Sand
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Mushie Mini Toddler Bike - Shifting Sand

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Detalles del producto

The Mushie Mini Toddler Bike is a pedal-free first ride perfect for little adventurers. With sturdy EVA foam wheels, an adjustable seat, and a detachable front basket, this lightweight bike helps toddlers develop balance, coordination, and confident movement at their own pace.
  • Pedal-free design for safe learning
  • Sturdy EVA foam wheels for indoor or outdoor use
  • Adjustable, comfortable seat that grows with your child
  • Detachable front basket for carrying treasures

Especificaciones y características

Características principales

  • Pedal-free design helps toddlers build balance, coordination + confidence
  • Sturdy, soft EVA foam wheels for indoor + outdoor adventures
  • Adjustable padded seat for growing little riders
  • Detachable front basket for carrying treasures
  • Lightweight + easy to assemble
  • Supports early mobility development + active play

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