Fisher Price Princess Trike

I really wanted this trike for my little girl. Shes been using her brother's faded boyish looking trike. The pieces didnt quite snap together right but it looked fine for the most part. Shes in the 97th percentile for height at age 2 but she wont be able to reach the peddles for a while. She wants to learn to peddle so she wont even get on it. I returned it. If I cant find something else girly Ill give it another try when she turns 3. Not for a 2 year old.

My mother bought this trike for my 3 year old daughter. She rides this trike like a champ. At first it was hard to get her to go forward but after a few attempts she was well on her way. We allowed her to ride the bike in the house on wood floors and she had no problems with turning around corners and going through doorways.

I like this product, however it shouldn't be for a 2 year old unless they are over 3 feet tall. My 2 year old daughter like this bike, however her legs are too short to reach the peddle. She is tall for her age but she cannot seem to reach the pedal.

We got the bike for my 2 year old and we started putting it together, very easy to put together but i noticed a few of the pieces did not fit all the way where they were suppose to. So now i have to figure out how to cover the exposed/ non-fitting parts. I think we just got one that didn't have it's parts cut out right bot other than taht it was a good bike.

My 28 month old little girl got this trike for her birthday in January, and she really enjoys it. The storage compartment is her favorite feature, and has held anything from sippy cups and dolls to brothers dinosaurs. The only remotely negative I can say is though it is rated for 2-5 year olds, she is just now barely able to get her feet to the pedals if she is all the way forward on the seat, so if you have a smallish little one, you might wait until they are a little bigger.