Never thought of that then they are learning from the start slowely getting their blance.

I suppose they come with training wheels so we use them but yes you have to take them away she has rely on hers quite a lot I dont think she can put all of her foot flat probably the front bit of her foot I'll have a look at the seat if it goes down any more. Thankyou.

She asked to have them off but because you need to turn in the back garden she would fall off we can only practice else were once she gets their she'll be riding round the garden.

I bet for a few seconds it would have been pretty exciting when you where going down that hill until you realised you were going to crash thats a great story. I might start taking her after school each day thankyou for your help. 

Last time we took her she lost confidence quickly she is scarred of hurting herself but with saying that when going to the play ground she can hang upside down without fear swing extremely high and just lately we have helped her go down the pole at school which she thinks is fantastic. Yes Ive heard of those bikes let me know how you go. Thankyou for your help.

When I take her I might take the training wheels with me and offer one for support if she is having trouble geee three my daughter is six my husband said I have left it to late I think you just become comfortable in knowing that they can ride round the back garden with no dramas. Thankyou for helping me.

Thankyou for your response my daughters bike is rather big and cant ride it at home learning only up the oval wow your daughter did well at three my girls also have two very different personalities which contribute to things my eldest is a bit of a worrier when trying new things but will  then give things a go and my youngest just jumps in. My girls like their scooters to they have three wheeled Dora ones one broke though bit of a worry so we will probably buy them the two wheeled ones for their birthdays or Christmas they don't cost much but our children just get so much these days and I like them to wait to  then they  appreciate it more. Would like to hear when your twp year old gives it a go I check your blogs thanks again.

I suspect the main constraint on my 2 year old will be whether her legs reach LOL! And when DH gets around to fitting the baby wheels back on of course!!! I'll try to Blog it, but it wont be til the summer as she's so much shorter than big sister at the same age. DD1 learnt to balance the three wheeler on two wheels on holiday and so when she tried the two wheeler after hols she could do it (but not before). Just a suggestion for the two wheel scooters - you could try Freecycle or the local Tip? I paid a pound or two for mine from the latter, and I look on scooters/bikes as "exercise" not just toys, so I make them more welcome. But I know what you mean about having so much....

Yes I agree scooters are exercise the one that broke can probably be fixed with I long screw it was the plastic caps which hold it together but with a long screw and bolts either end they wont come off just one of those things you don't get round to doing when they take turns on the scooter. I will still buy the other ones because when I start back to work they will probably be a bit funny about sharing their toys with other children more so their bikes I have alot of toys because I keep alot from my childhood and as soon as I finished school I nannied for families and later FDC. I also get given alot of toys from my family I should start up my own toy library haha. I think my youngest is a little smaller than her sister was thats good you get to hand down the clothes to.