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Scoot and Ride My First
Age : 6 months - 3 years. “My First” is the ideal ride-on vehicle for toddlers from 6 to 36 months. This innovative 3-in-1 slide supports your baby's motor development and provides unlimited playtime fun in your home. Thanks to the removable and reversible lower plate, the baby slide adapts perfectly to your child's needs. The gliding pads - attached to the underside - provide stability for the first attempts at standing and walking, while the qu
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Age : 6 months - 3 years.
“My First” is the ideal ride-on vehicle for toddlers from 6 to 36 months. This innovative 3-in-1 slide supports your baby's motor development and provides unlimited playtime fun in your home.
Thanks to the removable and reversible lower plate, the baby slide adapts perfectly to your child's needs. The gliding pads - attached to the underside - provide stability for the first attempts at standing and walking, while the quiet wheels on the other side of the plate offer unlimited indoor fun.
Made from EPP, this baby scooter is not only lightweight but also extremely robust to withstand the demands of daily use.
Child Weight Limit (kgs): 20 kg.
Material Used: EPP.
Recommended Age Range: 6 months - 3 years.
- 3-in-1: One board, many ways to play
- Perfect for babies from 6m to 3y
- Lightweight, stable & safe design
- Flip sides tool-free – gliding pads or smooth wheels
- Stable side for first steps
- Rolling side for quiet indoor fun
- Floor-friendly rubber wheels. Builds balance, creativity & body awareness
- What's Included 1 x Tricycle 1 x Product Manual
- Product Dimensions: L: 62 cm x H: 96 cm |
Product Weight: 840 gm.
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