Today Pam and Melisa (and Melisa’s three-year-old son!) are reviewing the popular balance bike FirstBIKE on Project Nursery’s YouTube Channel.
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Comments
Cath Riley
Another fantastic FirstBIKE video review – many thanks Project Nursery from FirstBIKE Singapore http://www.firstbikesg.com
Rachel
Where can I order one in the US?
Eva
http://www.FirstBIKE.us
Patt Adams
Cool innovation. Makes older people like me think that kids really do have it easy these days.
Andrea Lowe
What’s wrong with the usual toddler bikes? Or what’s the difference? We and our kids learned how to ride bikes that way, right?
Kitty
They learn faster with this one, I gather.