The next thing that especially stood out to me was how lightweight it is. Not only to push, even with a 15kg child sitting on top, but also to carry, which, I won’t lie, we had to do a few times. A toddler who decides she wants “uppy” isn’t going to let it go until she gets “uppy”. Source: Jenna Galley So can Globber give Micro a run for their money? This article compares some of the Mini Micro and Globber versions. How does it steer? Most 4 and 3-wheeled scooters are lean-to-steer – as the rider leans left or right, the scooter gently curves in the same direction and the handlebars provide balance rather than controlling the direction of scooting. This makes for easier, smoother and safer scooting for younger and less experienced riders.

The first is how easy it is to put together and adjust as needed. It takes literally no time at all and you can easily adjust from the three stages in a few simple manoeuvres. The Globber scooter also folds in seconds too – simply remove the scooter frame and place it the other way around. The lightweight, foldable frame allows for easy portability. Source: Jenna GalleyPatented folding system enables folded and trolley mode on the toddler scooter. With an easy-to-use side push button, easily carry and store your scooter with seat for toddlers in compact spaces. There are 3 types of Globber Go Up scooters, 1: Sporty 2: Comfort and 3: Deluxe. They have varying age ranges. All the scooters are recommended for kids aged 15 months plus. The Sporty has an age recommendation of up to 6 years. The Comfort and Deluxe up to 9 years. Mini Micro 3 in 1 Scooter Series How does it steer? Two-wheeled scooters, which are aimed at older and more experienced riders, are turn-to-steer: moving the handlebar changes the direction of the front wheel, which gives more control and tighter turning. The final stage, the scooter stage, was also a hit for Lily. I think the two front wheels really help kids get the hang of it and she was able to push herself right away. I know she’ll only get better as she practices. The grippy wide footbase is also a big plus and it even comes with a braking system. Source: Jenna Galley What brakes does it have? Toddlers don't tend to have the gross or fine motor skills to operate hand or foot brakes. If you have a little speed demon on your hands you may want to consider a scooter with parental controls, so you can hold the handle and control your child's speed, especially when scooting alongside a road.

Wheat-straw is a bioplastic that’s 100% renewable. Using wheat-straw diverts from the waste stream, is biodegradable, and helps other plastic decompose. This three-wheel toddler scooter with seat comes with a 2- height adjustable, soft TPR seat and a wide, removable footrest and a 3- height adjustable T-bar. This helps parents find the most comfortable position for your toddler, and will allow your child to keep using it up to age 6+. The Globber Go Up Deluxe is incredibly unique. It’s a scooter, but it’s also a ride-on (that parents can easily push and navigate) plus a walking bike (that kids can do themselves). The Globber Go Up Deluxe is a three in one product. Source: Jenna Galley

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The wheels are incredibly durable too. Lily was able to get some good speed on all sorts of surfaces – outdoor tiles and bitumen paths. Definitely top-shelf quality! GO•UP DELUXE LIGHTS is a convenient 3-wheel convertible scooter for kids! Fold, carry, and store the scooter effortlessly thanks to its patented folding system which can easily be folded by a simple push of a button. Trolley mode is also available to help roll the light-up 3-in-1 scooter after a fun day of playtime!

In a sense, the seat allows them to get the feeling of having to ‘balance’ on a scooter without having to master the footwork just yet. As a ride-on, this Globber Scooter offers a comfortable seat and footrest for kids. Source: Jenna Galley When we go out for family adventures now, we take the Globber Scooter instead of the pram. It’s simply a better fit for our very active little girl who loves to go, go, go.

Light-up 3-in-1 scooter with seat that transforms into a ride-on, walking bike, and toddler scooter. Ride-on and walking bike modes are designed for toddlers aged 15-36 months and scooter mode is for kids aged 3-9+.

in-1 scooter with seat that transforms into a ride-on, walking bike, and toddler scooter. Ride-on and walking bike modes are designed for toddlers aged 15-36 months and scooter mode is for kids aged 3-9+. The ride-on is ideal for little riders (15-36 months) as is the walking bike (15-36 months). The scooter is suitable for 3+ and the height adjusts as your child grows, up to the age of around six. The Globber scooter seat is also fully adjustable to suit your growing tot. Source: Jenna GalleyThe Go Up literally grows up with your tot and will remain their favourite ride-on for years and years.” Lily already knows how to use her feet to push herself. However, she dislikes her balance bike simply because she can’t quite figure it out yet. The Globber scooter with seat is the first stage and was perfect for her developmentally-wise. STAGE 1: Ride-on Scooter with Seat Let’s go dad! Source: Jenna Galley The adjustable handlebar with three different height settings means it will grow with your child. The maximum handlebar height is a lot higher than the Mini Micro Classic and Deluxe so will grow with your child for longer. There is potentially another year of use you can have with this scooter. Firstly, we compare the Globber Go Up Series for toddlers vs Mini Micro 3 in 1 Series aimed at kids aged 1 plus.