My dd had a cheapy scooter from Tesco which had minimal use until recently when she's been using it every day, unsurprisingly for the price perhaps it has now broken. It wasn't very good to begin with, very stiff and clunky, but the thing she liked and got good at was that you could turn the wheels by turning the handlebar. I don't have experience of other scooters to know if this is a good feature to have but she liked it, it transferred well to learning to ride a bike, and it's what she's used to so we thought her next scooter should probably feature this as well? Or do all scooters do this? No idea!
Also, although she's 5 she's only just got confidant enough on the scooter with 3 wheels, so we'd like a 3 wheeled scooter that will last a couple of years, so preferably with an adjustable post for growth spurts.
I don't care whether the scooter is cheap or more expensive, only that it's a really good scooter (cheaper is always better of course!) that will last.
Recommendations?