Mini Micro 4 in 1 Scooter with light up wheels

By laurawlondon
April 14, 2024 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted April 14, 2024

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Posted April 14, 2024

4in1 Mini 2 Grow Scooter. A multi-adaptable ride-on, trike, toddler scooter and grown-up scooter. Perfectly attuned to suit each stage of your child’s development. One product to last your child from their first steps to their first year at school. The 4in1 Mini 2 Grow Scooter has been designed to survive years of years. To be the perfect accompaniment as your child grows from ages 1 to age 6.

The 4 stages of the Mini 2 Grow are: 1. Parent guided ride on trike for ages 12 months 2. Independent ride on trike for ages 18 months + 3. My first Mini Micro toddler scooter for ages 2 years + 4. Grown Up Mini Micro scooter for ages 3-6

Light blue. Light up wheels and handlebars

In pretty perfect condition - only used once outside

RRP £117

£80 ono

RP - £117

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