When choosing a suitable stroller (walker, scooter, electric car, scooter, tricycle, etc.) for your child, safety always comes first! Faced with a wide range of goods, how can parents not step into the pit? Please take this shopping guide:

Matching age and ability is key:

Toddler (10-18 months): Prioritize toddler strollers with strong stability.

1.5-3 years +: Scooters (balance bikes) are great for working on balance.

1.5-5 years +: Tricycles, stable multi-wheeled scooters (with seat).

Ages 2-3+: Low-speed children's electric cars (safer with remote control).

Age 3+: 2-wheeled scooter (balance required).

Ages 4+: Slightly faster or more complex electric cars, trick scooters.

Safety certification is the bottom line:

Recognize the National Compulsory Certification (CCC mark):

This is the basic safety guarantee for children's toys sold in the Chinese market.

Check product labels: confirm age, maximum weight, and manufacturer information.

Design and material details should not be ignored:

Sturdy structure: the frame is sturdy and free of sharp edges and burrs. The chassis is well-designed and not easy to roll over (especially for walkers and electric cars).

Brake system: There must be effective brakes that can be operated by the child (foot brake for scooters, hand brake for bicycles, etc.).

Speed limiting device: the electric car needs to have a low-speed gear (remote control by parents is a plus).

Material: Plastic parts should be non-toxic and odorless, and metal parts should be smooth and rust-proof.

Seat belts: Electric cars and some tricycles should be equipped with them.

Functionality considerations:

Adjustability: Can the seat height and handlebar height be adjusted as the child grows? This is especially important for scooters, skateboards and bicycles.

Portability: Does it need to be folded? What is the weight? (scooters, some walkers)

FUNNY: Lights, music, storage, and other extras on demand.

Protective gear should never be skipped! Helmets are a must-have as long as the toy has wheels (especially scooters and bikes)! Knee pads and elbow pads are also highly recommended to greatly reduce the risk of fall injuries.

There is no such thing as the most expensive, only the most appropriate stroller for your child's current age and abilities. Doing your homework and putting safety first is the only way to keep your child entertained and your parents at ease!