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My daughter has a mtb with flat pedals, but recently got a cheap road bike for doing the Pedal for Scotland on later in the year. It came with some caged pedals without the cage. She is 10, so don't really want full on clipped-in stuff as they would be outgown to fast. Flats or cages I suppose is the question on a road bike?
I got some small wellgo platform pledals for my sons road bike. I'm pretty sure it's these http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Wellgo-KC008-Aluminum-Extruted-Pedals-for-Road-Bike-MTB-BMX-DH-Platform-/272142640238
He's always been happy with them and they seem well made and are pretty light.
My lad is 9 btw.
Wellgo KC001 are my go-to for kids pedals. Light, small, grippy enough.
Lewis has been rocking saint pedals for a while with 5-10s. Having a decent shoe makes all the difference. Recently bought him
Some aest pedals which have a smaller platform.
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CRC has some nice Wellgos. Mine uses the M142
rossburton - MemberWellgo KC001 are my go-to for kids pedals. Light, small, grippy enough.
Second that.
Actually, my lad has the same as reggiegaskets above on his road bike not the ones I posted up there!!
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/wellgo-cnc-m142-flat-pedals/rp-prod52884
KC001's here as well, seem to work well, I like the fact they're a bit grippier than the stock pedals but won't eat him alive when he (inevitably) crashs and bangs his shin on them.