Push cars, tricycles, and ponies to ride

Push cars, tricycles, and ponies to ride

The first ride down the hallway in a push car, a tricycle that parents push at first and the child later rides on their own, and a battery-free ride-on pony. VEVOR ride-on toys for children ages 6 months to 8 years. Delivery throughout Latvia.

Push Cars for Ages 1–3

Foot-powered ride-on cars with a horn, music, and a storage compartment under the seat—up to 22–25 kg, including an excavator model with a helmet.

Trikes and three-wheelers

Trikes—6-in-1 and 7-in-1 models with a parent handle, canopy, and rotating seat that grows with the child from 1 to 5 years of age; steel-frame tricycles for ages 2–5 with an adjustable seat, some of which are foldable.

Balance bikes and drift scooters

A balance bike for ages 1–5, as a step before a real two-wheeler, and a drift scooter with LED wheels for ages 4 and up, for zig-zag riding without pedals.

Ride-on ponies and rocking horses

Ponies and unicorns on wheels, powered by the child’s pedaling without batteries, for children weighing up to 50–80 kg; 3 rocking horses with a balance board and wheels for children ages 1–3; 5 walkers for ages 6–24 months.

Frequently Asked Questions

At what age should a child start using a tricycle with a push handle?

From 12 months as a stroller with a harness and canopy; from about 2 years, the child pushes it themselves; from 3 years, without the parent's handle.

Is a riding pony suitable for outdoor use?

Yes—on a flat, hard surface (asphalt, tile, hardwood); the wheels won't roll on grass or sand.