Do the front wheels turn, allowing toddlers to make turns. Or are they fixed so they can just go back and forth?
221242
They are fixed in place, but roll, no side to side movement...makes it more stable I'd guess.
221243
I believe they only go back and forth. It was a gift for my grandson and it is very sturdy. The wheels not turning have not slowed him down.
221244
They are fixed, but it sure doesn't seem to slow the toddlers down! I have found that for a new walker it is helpful to weight the cart a little bit to help with balance and slowing down so their little legs can keep up. Hope that helps!
221245
The wheels are fixed, but it hasn't taken away from the enjoyment my granddaughter has gotten froim playing with her shopping cart.
221246
They do not turn, the toddler has to turn the whole cart. However the cart is very light, and this makes for less possibility of snagging little fingers.
1175529
The wheels on this wheel chair work very well and also have a break to stop the wheels turning when you put it on. The front wheels spin making it easier to steer. The only issue we have is the doll can easily slide out while being pushed around, but that may be a problem with the doll we have.
2128917
The wheels on the sides do not turn but the little ones on each end can be turned. I just love mine.
1456431
The wheels dont turn like a cars. To turn you have to either vary the speeds or inverse the rotation on one side. When spinning opposite directions it pivots almost perfects from the middle.
867292
Yes! My daughter just turned 3, and she is still learning how to turn, but from what I can see, the scooter wheels move pretty easily. She loves it!
1818892
No, the wheels are fixed. I actually found it difficult to control the bike when riding across a slant ---like a driveway across a sidewalk. The bike wants to go downhill.
2038111
Yes they can definitley move around by shuffling their feet. My 4 year old grandson can use the steering wheel but my 2 year old granddaughter does the shuffling. This is a great toy and both kids use it alot.
737183
No, the wheels don't swivel. But they do have a nice fluid movement to them e.g. don't stick. It's a great carriage and our four-year-old loves it!
2076431
No. Only the two front wheels swivel. The back wheels are where the brakes are applied and they roll back & forward when in motion.
636982
Yes the front wheels do swivel. The brakes worked well and you get instructions to adjust them if needed. It was one of the best investments I have made since I have very bad knees.
1710728
Yes, they do. The turns and handling on this stroller are amazing. My kids fly around with it!
251701
Yes it is fixed,however my daughter likes this much better and feels you have a lot more control of the stroller.She says that is no problem turning even if you have to turn! She loves this stroller it is very well built! I hope this helps you.
2076428
Only the front wheels swivel. The back ones do not, but it maneuvers very well.
1024973
My grandson is 1 year old. We just push him around with the handle that also will turn the front wheel. I would say from 1 to 4 or 5 or whatever they move onto a larger two wheeled bike.
1590291
You have the option to let the front wheel swivel or not. There is a latch on the front wheel to keep it stationary or to let it pivot for easy maneuverability.
243587
True the front tire/handlebars do not turn for steering but that never stopped our child from loving this. When he was small riding inside he did go in a straight line between Mom and dad before he could push himself along with no assistance. Now that he is taller he pushes himself all over and just puts his feet down and slides or lifts the front end to turn around as it is really light. If you want something that turns buy a Strider bike which we also own and love. The difference is the Step 2 is very stable because of its wide tires and and fact the front does not turn, while the Strider has more like bicycle tires and steering. Our son in his 2s rides both all the time and likes them equally. True the front tire/handlebars do not turn for steering but that never stopped our child from loving this. When he was small riding inside he did go in a straight line between Mom and dad before he could push himself along with no assistance. Now that he is taller he pushes himself all over and just puts his feet down and slides or lifts the front end to turn around as it is really light. If you want something that turns buy a Strider bike which we also own and love. The difference is the Step 2 is very stable because of its wide tires and and fact the front does not turn, while the Strider... » Read More True the front tire/handlebars do not turn for steering but that never stopped our child from loving this. When he was small riding inside he did go in a straight line between Mom and dad before he could push himself along with no assistance. Now that he is taller he pushes himself all over and just puts his feet down and slides or lifts the front end to turn around as it is really light. If you want something that turns buy a Strider bike which we also own and love. The difference is the Step 2 is very stable because of its wide tires and and fact the front does not turn, while the Strider has more like bicycle tires and steering. Our son in his 2s rides both all the time and likes them equally. « Show Less
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No, the back wheels are stationary. It doesn't allow your baby to spin in circles, but they can turn and navigate very easily.