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[Closed] Can some one tell me about bike hemets for babies

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My one year (and a bit) old has just started going on my bike, on a we-ride front facing seat.

We have helmet, some strange brand we got from halfords. It was the only one they had at the time but it looks like its made out of paper mache. Its an XS but seems to flop over her eyes even when done up tight.

I'd like to get one by a reputable(ish) helmet manufacturer if possible but struggling to find one that small enough. Went into evans yesterday but didn't get much sense regarding the sizes they have (polite version)

Anyone bought similar?

thanks in advance


 
Posted : 20/06/2017 10:53 am
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Giro ones fitted ours from probably that sort of age.

http://www.giro.com/eu_en/products/youth/helmets.html

My only pro tip is to teach them to hold their head back and still when clipping up - that fastex buckle only has to nip once and they'll be terrified of the damn thing!


 
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We used the Specialized Small Fry helmets for our mini me. Found the fit excellent and coverage very good as well. Its been renamed to the Mio and fits from 46 to 51cm. They used to a smaller one so might be worth looking out for old stock

https://www.specialized.com/gb/gb/kids/helmets/mio/117042


 
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We've got a wee-ride helmet. It's got flames on it.


 
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A Specialized fitted mini Ransos very nicely, I think she was about 18 months when I bought it. However, it didn't fit micro Ransos, who must have an oddly-shaped head. We ended up buying a small adult Lazer helmet as it had a very good adjustment mechanism.


 
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Spesh here too. A Small Fry originally, recently upgraded to a Shuffle.


 
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Giro here, he had a particularly small bonce.


 
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When I was looking, ones actually from wee-ride were the smallest I could find at 44 cm.

http://www.weerideuk.co.uk/helmets.asp

That worked from about 9 months and then went he into a Giro.


 
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Thanks all, first stop - measure her bonce (easier said than done)


 
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Giro Scamp here.
14 months old, xs.
Is very light, good all round protection.
Straps are a bit on the long side though. Need to get them all correct and trim it as they flap about, not good for aero...


 
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Our youngest had a MET one from about that age. No complaints with it.


 
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My only pro tip is to teach them to hold their head back and still when clipping up - that fastex buckle only has to nip once and they'll be terrified of the damn thing!

Really wish I had read this advice 5 years ago. Took 2 years after the incident to get the strap done up without a fight.


 
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