Baby child bike seats have age and weight limitations for safe traveling.
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The american academy of pediatrics recommends the use of bike trailers over child bike seats if there is the option.
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Rear facing are better for children older than 9 months.
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Child bike seats suitable for kids about ages 1 4 or up to about 50 pounds child carriers are commonly mounted on the frame or rack at the rear of the bike though some are mounted on the front frame.
Front facing bike seats are mounted below the handlebars and are best for children under 33 pounds.
We encourage you to wait until your baby is 1 year old before you put them in any child bike seat.
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However if you need something narrow for roadway biking or crowded sidewalks a child bike seat will do as long as both you and your child are wearing helmets and you regularly check with the cpsc to ensure there are no recalls on your product.
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There are two main styles of child bike seats those mounted on the front and those on the rear.
They are affordable they fit on nearly any bicycle and they accommodate a wide range of ages.
This keeps the child close and safe during your ride.
This allows more comfort during your ride.
These are both suitable for carrying a child from around six months when they can sit up unaided.
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Front mounted seats are smaller and a toddler will outgrow them more quickly.
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Rear mounted child bike seats are the most common method of riding with kids and babies and for good reason.