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How to teach an autistic child to ride a bike: A young boy on a Kidvelo balance bike on a leafy suburb street. His dad is lifting the front of the bike to simulate a wheelie, and his brother is walking alongside him and holding a football

How to teach an autistic or neurodivergent child to ride a bike

Cycling not only gets the kids outside, but helps build their confidence and independence, and helps them burn off some energy while having fun. But not all children are the same. If you or someone you know has a child who is autistic or neurodivergent, then teaching them to ride a bike — something that…

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The best front bike seats for toddlers and young children

Front bike seats are a great way to travel with your toddler. There are a growing number of makes and models available – here’s our recommendations.

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Inclusive cycling for all ages

An introduction to inclusive cycling for kids of all abilities

An introduction to inclusive cycling for children with additional needs.

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Woom 1 Plus balance bike with 14" wheels for taller children

Big balance bikes for taller children

For taller children who have outgrown a standard 12″ wheel balance bike, there’s a number of larger balance bikes available

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Bike Buddy - parent and child tandem bike

Cycling with older kids who have a disability or special needs

There are lots of options for children who don’t use a two wheeled bike. From balance bikes to adapted trikes, we take a look at what’s available

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Child on bike

Teaching Children With Autism a Love of Cycling

Learning to ride a bicycle is a rite of passage for all children. The sense of pride and accomplishment that comes with that first solo ride is immeasurable, but teaching children with autism how to cycle safely can be a little bit of a challenge. Guest blogger and mum of 4 Jenny provides these tips on…

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