Aviora Family™ Push & Ride Toddler Car

Aviora Family™ Push & Ride Toddler Car

You push it while they steer. Then one day they put their feet down and push it themselves, and you are just walking behind. Same car, two years apart.

In everyday use

It replaces a stroller for short trips — to the park, round the block, down to the shops — because a child who would object to being strapped in will happily sit in something they appear to be driving. You steer from the handle rod at the back; they turn the wheel and press the horn, music and light buttons on it. Guardrails come off when they no longer need them, and there is storage under the seat for whatever gets collected on the way.

Key features

Push it or ride it
Works as a stroller with the handle rod, or as a ride-on when your child takes over with their feet.

A steering wheel that steers
The wheel controls the direction, so the driving is real rather than decorative.

Horn, music and lights
Buttons on the steering wheel, for the part of the journey where enthusiasm is flagging.

Removable guardrails
On while they are small, off once they are climbing in and out themselves.

Storage under the seat
Somewhere for a snack, a toy, or three stones from the park.

Quiet wheels
Smooth and quiet on most surfaces, indoors or out.

The edit

The stretch between eighteen months and three years is awkward: too heavy to carry, too slow to walk anywhere, too opinionated for a pushchair. A push car covers it, because it is a stroller from your side and a car from theirs. The footrest and removable rails are what carry it into the second half of that window, when it stops being something you push and becomes something they drive.

Specifications

Use under adult supervision.

You push. They drive. Better days. Together.