BABYTREND BT03D40A- Ride On Stroller Board - Black ang Grey

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Daddys gadget for 2 kids. Strong and reliable! " No more daddy im tired of walking "

This required no assembly out of the box, just pop it on and go! It comes the the strap to secure it up and out of the way also. I was worried I’d have to walk way far back to avoid kicking it but it really didn’t change my position very much. My daughter is 3 and loves that she can just hop on and ride. It’s great quality and very sturdy. I think it’s a great addition to our wagon

I bought the baby trend expedition wagon and immediately bought this riding board to go with it. My toddler does not like sitting still and this board helps keeps him entertained. The board also includes a strap that attaches to the wagon so you can lift it up without detaching while not in use. It took 1 minute to install and is very sturdy. I even leave it hooked up when I fold the wagon and it does not affect the size or folding of the wagon.

Our favorite “skateboard” my kids fight over who gets to ride on this ride on board but even my tall 4 year old and my 2.5 year old can stand together! It’s easy to clip on my wagon and allows for a great second option to get them excited to take walks. Truly my favorite addition to our wagon. Can even be flipped up to store when not in use.

Fits perfectly in my stroller wagon. My daughter loved it. She always wants to stand in wagon so this seems perfect. Also it’s very easy to install and remove. It’s light weight so easy to use. The only problem is while walking sometimes you will hit your leg.

I use the baby trend expedition wagon stroller. I am usually using it when I have 3 kids with me. Two of them sit in the wagon, and the 3rd was left to walk, or stand on the back bar and hold onto the handlebar. Similar to how you do with a shopping cart when you run and jump on to feel alive again. Little thrills. Anyway. He didn't mind, and would have continued to do this, but I was sure there had to be another option. Hello little magic platform! He is just shy of the 50lb weight limit, and definitely taller than the handlebar. BUT, we have found that if he stands on the platform backwards, so that he is facing me, he can then comfortably hold onto the bar at the same time I am, and experience a unique walking experience. Conveniently, he can also watch my back while we stroll along. One more thing, my legs are short, so my stride is not messed up by the platform. I could see this being an issue with someone who has less Hobbit like legs.