Rodeo Wagon

1. Supports Walking Development: Encourages toddlers to walk and build leg strength, helping them gain confidence as they learn to walk.

2. Enhances Motor Skills: Improves motor skills and coordination through the use of the walker and balance scooter functions.

3. Balance and Coordination: Helps develop balance and coordination as children transition from walking to scooting.

4. Safe Design: Features a unique design to prevent tipping, providing a stable and secure experience for young children.

5. Creative Play: The compartment allows children to carry their favourite toys, adding an element of imaginative play to their movement.

6.Durable and Eco-Friendly: Made from European Birch Plywood and finished with non-toxic paint, ensuring durability and safety.

1. Introduction to Walking: Present the Rodeo Wagon to the toddler and show them how to use it as a walker. Demonstrate how to push the wagon forward while holding onto the handle.

2. Exploration and Loading: Encourage the child to fill the compartment with their favourite toys. This helps them understand how to load and manoeuvre the wagon.

3. Walking Practice: Allow the child to push the wagon around while walking. Support them as they gain confidence in their walking abilities.

4. Balance Scooter Transition: Once the child is comfortable with walking, demonstrate how to use the Rodeo Wagon as a balance scooter. Show them how to use their legs to propel the wagon forward.

5. Scooting Practice: Encourage the child to practice scooting by pushing off the ground with their legs. Assist them in finding their balance and steering the scooter.

6. Interactive Play: Engage in interactive play by creating simple games or challenges, such as scooting to a specific point or navigating around obstacles.

7. Safety Check: Ensure the child is using the Rodeo Wagon in a safe environment, free of hazards. Supervise them during play to ensure they are using it correctly.

8.Storage and Care: After playtime, store the Rodeo Wagon in a safe place. Teach the child to handle the wagon gently and maintain its condition.