Kidsafe NSW promotes child injury prevention and education in an effort to preserve and protect the lives of our children.
Bikes and Wheeled Toys
A young child's skull is soft and easily injured from a collision or fall. When you are selecting a bicycle or wheeled toy such as skateboards, rollerblades etc for your child make sure it is appropriate for their age and capability.
Whenever children are riding wheeled toys or bicycles, it is important that they are wearing a correctly fitted helmet and one that meets the Australian Standard.
Young children who wear helmets from the moment they start riding their first wheeled toy are more likely to continue wearing their helmet as they get older into their teen years.
Tips to keep your child safe when using wheeled toys:
- Always have an adult supervise
- Ensure they wear appropriate clothing and safety gear
- Make sure they are easily visible
- Maintain and check their wheeled toys on a regular basis
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For more information on bicycle and smalls wheels safety visit the following websites:
- NRMA Motoring Services
- Bicycle NSW
- Bicycle Information for NSW
- Early Childhood Road Safety Education Program
- Child Restraints
- Driveway Safety
- Pedestrian Safety
- Bikes and Wheeled Toys
- Kids Unattended in Cars
- Safety House and Playground
- About Us
- The Team
- Kidsafe NSW Council
- Kidsafe Hunter
- Partners and Sponsors
- Linking to Kidsafe NSW
- GrowMeSafely
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- Safety Product Orders
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- Downloadable Resources
- Growing Kids Active Kids



