Seeing your child gain confidence and skills on their bike is a milestone worth celebrating! They may have mastered balancing on a balance bike, pedalled independently for the first time, or conquered a challenging trail - each achievement is significant to them!
In today’s fast-paced digital world, ensuring the mental well-being of children is more important than ever. Cycling is an effective and enjoyable way to support children’s mental health.
As the holiday season approaches, parents around the world find themselves searching for that perfect gift to light up their child's eyes on Christmas morning. While the options are plenty, there's one gift that stands out from the rest – a bike!
Beyond the appeal of modern gadgets, a Frog bike embodies the true essence of childhood: adventure, freedom, and the joy of exploration. This year, consider giving your child more than just a bike; give them the gift of adventure!
Cycling is a fantastic way for kids to stay active and healthy while having fun. At Frog Bikes, we are passionate about promoting cycling as a sport and recreational activity for children of all ages. We believe that cycling events are a great way to encourage kids to get on their bikes and experience the joy of cycling.
There are many cycling events happening all over the world, from local family bike rides to charity rides and races. These events offer a great opportunity for kids to get involved in cycling and meet other young riders who share their passion for the sport.
Being part of a cycling club is not just great for adults, but for children too. With fuel prices having increased and better weather returning, what better way to travel than to cycle. Not only is it lighter on the pocket but excellent for being greener and improving mental well-being - and that goes for kids as well!
For those of you who have been lucky enough to be enjoying regular family rides recently you may be finding that everyone is ready and excited to ride a little further. Maybe you’ve started to plan a ride to a local park or forest to enjoy a picnic? But what do you do if the way there was enough and tired legs don’t have the energy or inclination to pedal back again?
