Kids Bike Helmets

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TYPES OF KIDS BIKE HELMETS

Genio

Kids Bike Helmet

Joytrack

Kids Bike Helmet

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WHY KIDS SHOULD LEARN TO RIDE A BIKE?

Every youngster should be taught how to ride a bicycle, according to Cadel Evans. As he puts it, "Riding a bike is a skill that will stay with your child for life. Sure, there may be a few wobbles and bruised knees in the beginning."

The benefits of learning to ride a bike are numerous. Even if the majority of us are aware that frequent cycling improves physical health, there are many more factors that make learning to ride a bike more crucial than ever. Just a few of them are listed here.

1. It'S Purely Enjoyable

Sometimes in life, the most rewarding experiences are the most straightforward. One of them is acquiring bike riding skills. Cycling is an enjoyable and cost-free hobby that your child can enjoy with friends and family for the rest of their lives once they have a bike. Nothing compares to the simple pleasure of a bike ride, as President John F. Kennedy once observed.

2. It Maintains Kids' Physical Activity

According to the Australian Guidelines for Health, kids should get at least an hour of intense exercise every day to stay healthy. The Heart Foundation estimates that up to 80% of Australian kids don't adhere to these recommendations. Encourage your child to ride a bike while they are still young to develop good exercise habits that are likely to last a lifetime.

3. It Enhances Learning And Mental Wellness In Children

Bike riding enhances your child's learning development and mental health in addition to their physical fitness. According to research, pupils who bike to school are more attentive and prepared to learn than those who drive themselves. Regular physical activity has been linked to higher levels of enjoyment and gives youngsters more chances to form social bonds.

"Riding a bike boosts your child's learning development and emotional health, in addition to improving physical fitness."

4. It Is An Activity That The Entire Family May Enjoy Together

Everyone of any age can enjoy cycling. A family bike trip can be enjoyed by parents, kids, grandchildren, and even other relatives. It's a terrific way to spend time together and it's healthy for you as well. Have joy when taking the family out on a bike. Start out slowly and stop frequently to allow young riders to rest.

5. It'S Environmentally Friendly

The environment will profit in the long run by teaching your child to ride a bike. Driving less and switching to active transportation like cycling cuts carbon emissions, ease traffic, and solves parking issues. Our neighborhoods will become greener, healthier, and less stressful places to live if there is less pollution and traffic.

6. It'S A Fantastic Means Of Transportation

Bikes are "the ideal vehicle for transportation," according to Cadel. And he is correct. As your child grows older, riding a bike to and from school, sports practice, and play dates becomes a speedy and healthy option for them. Even better, you'll save time because your kid won't need you for lifts anymore. That is a feature that all parents may appreciate.

WHEN SHOULD YOU REPLACE YOUR CHILD’S BIKE HELMET?

Most kids bike helmet manufacturers recommend helmet replacement every three to five years. While this is only a guide, it's something to consider if you plan to pass your child's helmet on to a sibling or friend.

There are three other situations in which you must replace your child's road bike helmet.

1. If It No Longer Fits Right

If your child has grown up, his or her helmets don't offer enough protection, so it's time to change a bigger helmet.

2. If The Helmet Is Damaged By A Crash Or A Hit

The inner foam layer of the bike helmet is designed to crumble or shatter to absorb the impact. If the helmet safety is hit hard, it will no longer provide adequate protection.

Broken or worn straps, broken buckles, cracked outer layers - anything that affects the fit or construction of the helmet is a sign that it's time to get a new one.

Check your child’s helmet, and replace it in time if it already fit those description!