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Shop Speechville Express
My son's physical therapist told us about this versatile product that can be a stationary rocker and a mobile tricycle. The manufacturer did an awesome job in engineering it so that it is very easily converted from the rocker to the tricycle in seconds. NO TOOLS REQUIRED! This was a fantastic first tricycle for our child because it was very light weight. So while my son did not have a lot of strength in his legs, he was able to propel himself forward relatively well. I loved having the handle in the back so that I could stop him quickly if we were coming to an intersection. Plus if he got tired a few blocks from home, I could just push the bike using that wonderful handle! You can remove the handle altogether when the child gets older too. We never removed the handle becuase I just loved that safety feature! -- Tricia Morin, Co-founder SPEAK, St. Louis Parent Extension for Apraxic Kids
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