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Which scooter for a 2 year old

24 replies

Winterfellismyhome · 27/09/2020 13:51

Hi all,

I want to get my toddler a scooter for Christmas but im overwhelmed with the amount of options. Any recommendations?

Thanks :)

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Londonborncatty · 27/09/2020 14:09

We had great success with micro scooters. They are so good. They do a mini micro for age 2-5 years. I am not sure about deals but worth paying extra for. They last really well too so can be handed down.

Cherryrainbow · 27/09/2020 14:24

B&m have scooters age 2+ in the 2 for £20 offers. Unicorn or dino designs x

RogueV · 27/09/2020 14:25

Mini micro

GreyishDays · 27/09/2020 14:25

Mini micro Smile

legalseagull · 27/09/2020 14:26

Mini micro all the way. My DD got one for her 2nd birthday. The version with the added extras included an O bar and seat - don't bother with that. She went straight to the normal bar. She didn't really start to love it until she was 2.5 but now she's lightening fast. My boy is 18 months and he's already livid with jealously and trying to scoot on it!

Fivemoreminutes1 · 27/09/2020 14:29

DS had this www.argos.co.uk/product/8677112 which was great

Winterfellismyhome · 27/09/2020 14:29

Thanks for the responses. The micro is on my list but slightly put off by the price. Dont mind paying extra if it will last for a while though!

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fitzbilly · 27/09/2020 14:33

Get a micro scooter.

My DC both started using them at 18 months and were very competent by two

If the price puts you off then buy one second hand. They are incredibly robust and will last for years. They are also much lighter than donye of the cheaper ones.

PinkSubmarine · 27/09/2020 14:37

Mini micro all the way, and if you find one second hand, even better.

NannyR · 27/09/2020 14:37

Mini micros are great and well worth the extra cost. The three year old I look after has been riding one from about 20 months - she's the third child to have used it and it's been used a lot! They are very robustly built, lightweight and smooth and easy to ride.

dinosnorezzzz · 27/09/2020 14:43

Globber scooters really good fee well made ours has lasted really well

Mol1628 · 27/09/2020 14:44

Mini micro.

Sunnydaysstillhere · 27/09/2020 14:44

Ds got a Thomas scooter for his 2nd birthday... Still has it at 6!
£20 from B&M..

ShouldWeChangeTheBulb · 27/09/2020 14:45

Mini micro - there is a reason they are so popular.

3girlsandapooch · 27/09/2020 14:49

Mini micro, cant fault them.

Winterfellismyhome · 27/09/2020 16:03

Thanks everyone! Think im set on the micro for him

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MissRainbowBrite · 27/09/2020 16:07

Mini Micro's are fab. DD had one for 2.5 years of pretty heavy use which we then passed onto a neighbour who used it for her DD for another 2 years of daily use then her sibling used it for another 6 months before it finally gave up and broke. Well worth the money.

grool · 27/09/2020 16:13

Mini micro all the way, well worth the price tag. My DD started using hers at about 2 years old. We bought the version with the seat that you could push and its great for the school run. Saves us the tantrums we used to have when putting her in the pram and we don't spend 40 minutes walking to school! Older DD has the micro maxi scooter that she loves as well

drspouse · 27/09/2020 17:24

Mini micro lasted and was handed down and got sold on!

copperoliver · 27/09/2020 18:31

Micro scooter. X

Dotdotlineline · 27/09/2020 20:20

Mini micro!

Raindropsonrosesand · 28/09/2020 11:27

Yep, mini micro.

2nd hand is fine (they really don't care at that age!) and as a pp said, don't bother with the seat and O bar extras.

You might want to consider streamers for the handlebars as an extra though Grin

Equimum · 28/09/2020 15:29

Don’t be put off by the price. Friends who bought cheaper ones ended up replacing them fairly quickly. Ours did nearly six years across two children and is soon to head off to their cousin.

Bikingbear · 02/10/2020 00:38

Mini micro with the adjustable handle.

My DS has a new Globber and a second hand Mini micro. The handle height on the Globber is really high hence he ended up with a second hand mini micro with the O bar.

For a tall child it probably doesn't make much difference but for average to short the mini micro is rated from age 2 the globber age 3.

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