Heath rode the little trike here that way too. Every time I turned them right he switched them back. We'd love to see a video of Cade on his 2 wheeler, too.
Darcy, do you want the Heidi method of bike-ride teaching? It is certainly an exhausting job - esp if you live on even a slight slope.
The Heidi method: Take them to a park with flat wide sidewalks. When you are sure they can ride - but they don't think so - simply keep running along side for a few steps having completely let go, while they shriek at the top of their lungs, "Don't let go, Don't let go." It's great for your public image as a loving mom. Soon they will be riding like a trick rider in the circus.
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He thinks he pretty cool. He is way ahead of Windy and Cade, and he's posing in his glasses, but look at his handle bars.
KJ
I couldn't see anything significant about the handlebars so you'll have to fill me in.
But he's mighty adorable. And fast.
The handlebars are backwards-facing him.
I just spent the afternoon trying my best to teach almost-8 yo Sarah to ride her two-wheeler. Talk about frustrating.
Heath rode the little trike here that way too. Every time I turned them right he switched them back.
We'd love to see a video of Cade on his 2 wheeler, too.
Darcy, do you want the Heidi method of bike-ride teaching? It is certainly an exhausting job - esp if you live on even a slight slope.
What's the Heidi method? And yes, I live on a slope.
Yeah, what is the Heidi method?
Also, Jakie sat here and watched this video about 8 times in a row. Totally entranced. He loved the skid-stop.
The Heidi method:
Take them to a park with flat wide sidewalks. When you are sure they can ride - but they don't think so - simply keep running along side for a few steps having completely let go, while they shriek at the top of their lungs, "Don't let go, Don't let go." It's great for your public image as a loving mom. Soon they will be riding like a trick rider in the circus.
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