Globber Scooters Review and WIN a Globber Scooter for Summer Holiday Fun! #SLHFeaturedThursdays

Summer means kids are home all over Australia for six great weeks of holiday fun. It's the time of year for leisurely days and plenty of active opportunities spent outdoors no matter what your children's ages. Kids will be everywhere the sun is shining this summer. Pray there's plenty of it!

With all that outdoor fun on bikes, scooters and go carts, it can be a bit of a battle keeping all the age ranges in this household happy. While the bigger kids in this home have bike riding skills and can zoom-off happily to the horizon, it's been a bit tricky until now, to keep the 'I want to keep up' toddler content with being left in the shadows!

The frustration in this age group is a stage all parents of multi-age siblings face with their youngest babes, but we've conquered it nicely with thanks to the newest addition to our home - a Globber scooter.

Prior to owning a Globber, if you'd told this mama of six that a child as young as two could almost immediately learn to ride on their own, well... I'd have thought you were bat-poop crazy!

Over the years I've looked-on as my (now) older children struggled to master their first set of serious wheels and the frustration and tantrums weren't pretty. Imagine my disbelief and joy at watching my youngest, (freshly three years old), conquer her newest set of real-wheels within mere minutes.

Feeling mighty proud and happy I can assure you and that's both of us!

 

Our Globber was warmly received a while back into the Six Little Hearts household. It was an incredibly easy vehicle to assemble. After an initial peek inside the box at the cutest little pink scooter, I was surprised to discover that there was no need to wait for dad to assemble it. (I can't recall that happening with any other vehicle we've owned around here, ever.)

 

The Globber slots together in one easy step and my daughter lit up like a Christmas tree when she spotted her new set of designer wheels, which look and behave just like the big versions her older siblings ride.

 

It's plus a wheel and minus the frustration!

 

Just look at that beaming confidence! I'd like to think I played a part in that, but no, that's all thanks to Globber! (The matching T-shirt and pink helmet provided by Globber certainly helped too.)

Globber scooters are brilliant because they are designed with the abilities of the youngest kids in mind. The two front wheels and single back wheel with a traditional foot brake, make mastering this ride so simple.

If your child can walk, your child can ride a Globber. It's as easy as that.

It wasn't long before my child had mastered a self-satisfying speed and even skills such as turning and braking on this scooter. They're certainly areas which will continue to develop with time but I can say that so far, my daughter is brimming with contentment at the impressive efforts she can do right now.

For a young child, keeping up with the siblings and keeping up with all those important appearances, means everything to a developing confidence in the world and the Globber is definitely helping my littlest to 'win' in so many ways.

 

 

The scooter featured here is the Globber MyFree Up. This model is suitable for kids from the age of three onwards up to a maximum of 50kgs. The secret to the success kids can achieve while riding this scooter lies in some well designed features.

 

The Globber features a steering lock system to make learning safe and easy. (It's the big round button on the front of the deck.) There's a height-adjustable T-Bar handlebar which adjusts to three height options as your child grows. (From 67.5cms - 77.5cms.) Finally, the X-Cross design in the deck of all Globber scooters, strengthens the structure of the vehicle overall and allows the seamless directional turning in the handlebars. It may be jargon to the little ones, but it all adds up to happy kiddos on the pavement.

 

Whoosh!

Globber scooters feature a low deck so that children ride close to the ground which increases the safety aspect and makes this an easy ride with less fatigue for little legs. There are ergonomic soft handlebar pads too, to help prevent tiny hands from slipping. (For more specific details, please refer to the Globber website.)

Children outside of this age range have not been left out of the Globber fun. For the five plus age group, there's the Globber MYTOO Fix as well as the Globber MyFREE Fixed and MyFREE 4-in-One with a detachable seat for the very youngest to choose from. There's even Globbers for adults!

The Globber myFREE UP scooter pictured in this review, retails on the Globber website for $130. Choose from a colour range of dark blue, green, pink, purple and red.

This is a total pleasure to ride, (according to my thrilled toddler) and as a parent, this vehicle gives such great peace of mind and freedom from the dreaded frustrated toddler episodes!

We at Six Little Hearts are pleased to recommend this fantastic scooter without hesitation.

 

 

***GIVEAWAY***

 

Globber in conjunction with Six Little Hearts would like one follower of 

Six Little Hearts to experience the joy of

Globber these summer holidays.

We've one Globber MyFREE UP Scooter to giveaway valued at $130!

Winner can choose their preferred colour from the available range in this model.

Terms and conditions.

Giveaway ends January 15, 2016.

 

TO ENTER:

 

Please follow Six Little Hearts on Facebook

Please follow Globber Scooters on Facebook

 

Please fill out the Rafflecopter form below to complete your entries.

Please note: You must leave a comment and your name inside the comment box to enter this giveaway. This is a game of skill. Entries not leaving a name and comment cannot be matched and are disqualified.

Good luck!

 

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*Disclosure: Six Little Hearts were gifted the featured items for the purpose of review with thanks to Globber.

All opinions expressed are those of this blog's Author.

 

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