I bought a child seat for my bike and it's the best thing I've ever done...

[singalongamumum]

...well, almost. But ah, the freedom!

And ME actually doing EXERCISE during the DAY.

And my DS loves it.

It's such a laugh.

Just wanted to share the joy.

[belgo]

they are very popular where I live, also children's carts to go at the back of the bike.

[Tommy]

I want to get a bike with a eat for DS3. How do you steady the bike while you put the child in? Do you have to have a stand or can you lean it on a wall?!

[singalongamumum]

RIVEN- LOL! It certainly is hard getting my leg over! Not the most elegant thing I've ever done, but I reckon eventually my legs will get more flexible and I'll skip onto it in a jiffy.

Tommy- I was worried about that too, but it's much easier than I thought as it happens. I have railings outside the house that I can lean the bike against, but I've also used a bike rack which was fine too. I have used the kitchen wall which worked. Don't know about a stand. It's much less wobbly than you might think!

[JustCallMeGoat]

dd has graduated to a tagalong. she now helps me up the hills!

[JustCallMeGoat]

she is fantastic!

[singalongamumum]

amazing!

[newlysinglemummy]

How long have you had your seat?

I recently started the gym, but cannot manage to keep it up all the time.

I think it would be fun for dd and I to go cycling, she is 20months. Do you just use your bike as your form of travel? I use my car, but would love to cycle and loose weight.

I have not even got a bike and think I would be scaredgoing on the road. Do you have to go on the road?

[Austra]

I've been using a trailer for dd (2.6) but our bike seat arrived this morning and I love it.

It's nowhere near as wobbly as I'd imagined