Now that we've handled all the heavy lifting, here's a look at a few extra things that can make your life easier and your ride-on experience more fun.
Rear Handle for Parent Power
It's hard to compare the joy of interacting with your child in a genuine, enjoyable way for you both. Which is where a rear handle on your ride-on comes in. A rear handle allows you to interact directly in your child's play, help them learn to navigate their ride-on and allows you to teach them safe and unsafe boundaries of play.
Multi-terrain wheels
The most frustrating experience your child - and by extension you - can have on a push power ride-on, is getting stuck in hard to navigate terrain. Your child probably doesn't fully comprehend concepts like texture or friction yet, so moving from the driveway to the lawn might seem like a "no-brainer" to them. However, if your ride-on's wheels can't get traction on the grass, you might be in for a bit of a tantrum.
Spare parts
Much like the vehicles we operate in our daily lives, ride-ons get damaged through repeated use. This is especially true on rough or poorly maintained surfaces, so having a few spare wheels on hand can save you from buying a new toy every time it gets damaged.