Six months to three years, one page.
General guidance for parents, not a clinical checklist. Every child moves through these at their own pace. If something worries you, your maternal and child health nurse is the right first call.

Sitting, with support
Most babies sit with help at six months and unaided a little later. They want to see the world but tire fast and slump forward.
Wonder max™ · stroller mode · reclinedSitting up, holding on
Now they sit unaided and grab anything in reach. Handlebars, especially. They still cannot steer or pedal, but they want to feel involved.
Any Wonder™ · trike mode · you steerWalking, and pushing with their feet
First steps, then wobbly walking. On a trike they scoot with their feet against the ground rather than pedal.
Wonder™ · trike mode · you steerFinding the pedals
Feet find the pedals and push, but usually one at a time and often backwards first. This is the training window.
Wonder™ · training mode · they lead, you guidePedalling with purpose
Continuous pedalling, steering around things on purpose, and a strong opinion about where you are going. They still tire on the way home.
Wonder™ · free riding · theirs




The same frame across every stage. Shown: Wonder max™ in Stone Beige.