The PonyCycle ride-on horse is such a great toy that encourages your kiddo to explore imaginative and physical play, both of which, as mamas know, are extremely beneficial for a child’s development. They get their little bodies moving and fine-tune their coordination while they have fun riding and playing make-believe on their horses.
Let me tell you, our kids, Aurora and Kingsley, come up with endless pretend scenarios with their PonyCycles. They play with it almost every day without getting bored of it (I know, a miracle!).
The PonyCycle is a ride-on stuffed horse that comes in three different sizes for ages three to seven and up. Our five-and-a-half-year-old son loves his brown horse and our three-and-a-half-year-old daughter adores her white unicorn. Since the kiddos love them so much, we went ahead and bought the largest size so that they can grow into it. Even adults can ride the largest PonyCycle! My husband got a kick out of riding the 
The PonyCycle is super easy for kids to use. They just push the pedal pads with their feet and off they go! It’s simple for them to steer left and right and even around in circles. Our kids love riding together because they can race each other, avoid obstacles, and really take their imaginations to the limit. When they want to slow down they tell their horses “woahhh” and with the hand brake, their horses “listen” and come to a safe, gradual stop. It is 100% kid-powered, no batteries necessary, so it’s a great way to get them moving and having fun inside or outside.
Kid safety and fun are at the heart of the PonyCycle design. This innovative toy has several features to ensure the kids stay safe and have the best experience while having fun on their pony.
Our kiddos absolutely love this toy. It really sparks creative play and keeps them entertained longer than any other toy (that alone is worth its weight in gold).
We have found the PonyCycle works best on smooth flat surfaces such as marble, tile, linoleum, or hardwood floors. It can also be used on carpet and smooth, paved roads. Similar to a bike, when ridden on uneven surfaces or if turns are made too abruptly, chances of tipping over are more likely.
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