Recently, many toy manufacturers have made ride on toys for kids. These ride on toys, or kids vehicles are smaller replicas of real vehicles; in term of their constructions, accessories, and ride ability, that can be driven by kids. These kids vehicles come in many interesting types: classic cars, jeeps, racing cars, airplanes, fire trucks, wagon, coupe car, taxi, and various other types.Toy vehicles are made of different materials, generally metal and plastic. The American Retro toy company manufactures kids classic vehicles with pedals. Similar to a bike, a kid must pedal in the vehicle so that it can move.Besides kids vehicle with pedals, other toy company issues kids vehicles that use a remote control. With this remote control, parents can control the direction of the vehicles. Other kids vehicle use 6V batteries and it can run like a real vehicle, only slower and safer.Little Tikes toy company also issues a toy vehicle for children. The popular model of this company is a Cozy Coupe car, namely two-door roofed car with plastic base materials. This small-shaped vehicle can only fit a single kid, and because of the slim shape and its plastic material, this Cozy Coupe car can be easily driven around the house or playground.Thus, there are many types of toy vehicle that can be played by children from ages two to seven years. If you want to give your child a toy vehicle, you should not hesitate to do it. Because, there are many lessons that can be obtained from this kind of toy, among which are to introduce children the importance of safe driving.Parents can teach children how to drive properly, in order to maintain the security of themselves and other road users. You can also bring your kid to the playground where there are miniatures of traffic signs. Then, ask your kid to ride his toy vehicle while following those traffic signs.
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