Let me clarify that the bike itself is decent, but it is by no means suitable as a child's first bike and in no way can the parent's handle be considered a steering wheel as the description says. The child must have learned to support themselves at least a little because there is no belt, only straps that go around their thighs, and they must also have learned to handle the steering wheel, or at least to hold it steady, because the parent cannot turn it from the back. For a first bike, I would recommend superior versions like the Rito from the same company, where the child's steering wheel is isolated and the parent has control with the handle, while it also provides better support for the child with a backrest on the seat and a belt. Personally, I bought it as a second bike to the Rito because it takes up less space and folds more easily, but in the end, I rarely use it

20 months.
The construction is great, and the assembly is simple. The pedals lock and unlock so that they don't have any resistance, the small straps are typical but they exist. The handle is only for forward and backward movement

Very simple construction. The handle does not turn from the parent and the child has to turn the steering wheel. I do not recommend it!