Little Tikes Perfect Fit 4-in-1 Trike Teal

Great push trike that has every functionality a parent or grandparent could want. Assembly is a little complex but not impossible. Frame is metal but with a lot of plastic parts, so not as sturdy as an all-metal trike would be. Our favorite aspect of this trike is that the parent or grandparent pushing can also steer with the back handle. Comfortable enough that our toddler fell asleep on their first ride around the block.Good for paved streets but not so much for cobbles or bumpy roads. Overall, great design!

I am glad I bought this! It's exactly what we were looking for and I felt the price was very reasonable, as my son will be able to use it for years. I looked at a lot of similar products and this one, in my opinion, was the best value and really met my list of needs in a tiny trike.I was pleasantly surprised with how pretty the turquoise was, as well. I try to buy mostly gender neutral baby products incase babe #2 is a girl.Many of the reviews mentioned the assembly was difficult. My husband put this together in about an hour and a half and had no difficulties. When pushing the trike, it is a little noisy, so I want him to double check everything. Hopefully something is a little loose otherwise this will be annoying. I also felt the part you push, not necessarily the handle, but that whole specific piece felt a little flimsy. However, I usually push a jogging stroller so maybe I am just accustomed to a more durable handle piece, if that makes sense. I plan pushing this trike around the block and in our yard. For our long 3-5 mile walks, I'll stick to my jogging stroller. I do not thinking walking that long pushing this would be comfy for either my baby or myself.My baby is only 6 months. This product is recommended for +9months. However, my son is a BIG boy and weighs as much as a 9 month old, so I felt this wasn't an issue. When I put my baby on the trike, the seat belt securely fit him.Lastly, my baby seemed to enjoy this product which is very important to me! I'm excited to see him grow and continue to use it for years to come.Happy Riding :)

Works fine for my 10 month old grandson. What I liked was that the cover is adjustable, it locks on both back wheels, it’s totally adjustable, it has a foot board to protect little ones feet before they grow into the tricycle. Im going to address some of the complaints here in the reviews, some are ridiculous.It’s hard to put together: I would agree 100%. It took me 3 hours and I’m very adept at using tools and following instructions.It has the worst instructions: I would agree 100%. When did they stop writing words to explain? They came in English and French. But it was all pictures most of which showed absolutely nothing but what part and general location.Steering: some said it was difficult to steer. If you can steer a bicycle you can steer thisBox broken or opened: that’s a shipping problem not a product problemMissing pieces: Amazon has a return policy but receiving the part from little tikes would probably take less timeThe seat leans: mine leans 12 degrees. Not a problem and I believe I can adjust it.The rear wheel won’t spin: they work perfectly if you if you don’t shove the wheel hub in too tightly. Mine work fine.The child can take over the parent controls: yes and the parent should be intelligent enough to stop immediately so the stroller doesn’t go off course possibly hurting the child. People discipline your child and stop complaining. Put the phone down, try talking to your child on your outing.The cart tips: I tried everything to get this to tip. The only way I found was to crank the wheel completely to one side and go down a curb. Hardly a problem. More of a user error.

For the sake of context, my son was diagnosed with brain cancer at the beginning of April, less than a month before his 5th birthday. Long story short, he spent 3 months straight laying in a bed due to multiple surgeries and emergency chemotherapy and radiation to his head. Needless to say, he was almost completely immobile. He can barely tolerate sitting let alone standing. We knew we needed to get him up and moving and needed a fun way to do so. I was hesitant to buy this at first, not sure if it would be too small, but it had EVERYTHING I was lookin for in a bike for PT; he could steer (building arm strength) or we could while also providing as much or little assistance for moving forward as he needed, he could sit and build core strength, he could pedal and build leg strength, he could build confidence and independence ... I can't tell you how amazing this bike has been. We are in Boston Children's Hospital and multiple families have come by asking about his trike, saying they need something like it. We're all amazed the hospital doesn't have somethings like this, even the Physical Therapist marveled over this bike. This has been critical in getting him moving. We started using it a week ago and he's now able to bear his own weight again! It also has a safety strap when you do or don't use the safety bar so that you don't have to worry about the child failing out, no matter how you have it set up. There's also a tray for their feet if they're not ready to pedal on their own; the pedals also can be engaged or disengaged so the child can pedal or just feel like their pedaling. It has a canopy that's good for a lil guy who needs to stay shaded due to chemo meds - or a lil toddler that's riding in the sun. The highback chair can be removed but provides great support.My only concern is the seat was a little hard on his bottom; but we put a tiny pillow on the seat to help ease that. He doesn't need it any more, so it may have just been that he was sensitive to not sitting in months too.As a side note, he's a 40 lb, 45 inch five year old and fits this trike.I can't say enough above this trike. It's helped give us our son back in the most difficult time of our lives. We also have a three year old who was amped to use it and a 16 month old who will eventually love it too!