CHILDREN WHO LOVED TO RIDE A SCOOTER, ARE THERE ANY WHO DON'T LOVE IT?

I do not know if it happens to you with your children but in general, it is not easy to take the children to the street to walk, to take a walk like that because yes, unless we allow them to put wheels on their feet in shape of a scooter.

Not so much skates nor skateboards, scooters with the "stick" to grab, the lifelong scooters, go. Children love to ride a scooter or do you know anyone who doesn't love it?

Yes, it has been a long time since they reached thousands of houses across the country. It is not a toy in itself but it is rare that there is a child who does not love it when he has tried it.

However small the scooter's receiver is, like this one of "The Paw Patrol" that comes with a small backpack on the handlebars.

It doesn't matter if it's a boy or a girl and the range of ages is very wide too, that's why It's a great gift at any time of the year, for example now with the sun and the long summer afternoons in which it gives time to practically do everything.

The variations are endless, with two wheels, with three wheels, with the platform attached, the platform divided, with more childish decoration, with a bag to transport it when they cannot be climbed on it ... the scooter has entered with force and at full speed in the life of our children and certainly summer is the perfect time to dust it off if they have ever let it dust in the closet.

Of course, the excuse is that it is for children but it turns out that we are seen by many adults using them around the city for small and medium-sized trips avoiding traffic jams and transportation costs.

Even companies like Audi presented months ago a scooter that would be part of one of their car models and with which one could reach 12 km with a maximum speed of 30 km / hour. No, it is clear that this is not for children.

Nor does it seem that they were the ones that became fashionable last Christmas, the Hoverboards that were inspired by the floating table of Marty McFly in the film “Back to the Future” but that after numerous complaints by users who They exploded the batteries of their futuristic scooters stopped selling until it was proven that they were really safe. Perhaps they were not suitable for young children either.

How many scooters do you have per home? Because of course, our children grow up and that is why they do not stop moving with these gadgets, I do not know if in the end one of them will develop more one leg than the other because of the scooter ...

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