A few weeks ago I bought Eliot this trike with a handle for parents to push. Here are he and Chris posing in front of our home.
He definetely needs to be pushed and sometimes gets frustrated when his feet can't keep up with the turning pedals at which point we lift up the front wheel so the pedals don't turn. This does not seem to bother him at all and removes the other complication of his often turning the front wheel perpendicular to the direction of travel, making it very hard to push him. It's fun to take his bike though - he often requests it when he sees it in the garage.
Walking down the strip of grass in the middle of a big street near us.
Sometimes Eliot likes to push.
A few weeks ago I bought Eliot this trike with a handle for parents to push. Here are he and Chris posing in front of our home. 
He definetely needs to be pushed and sometimes gets frustrated when his feet can't keep up with the turning pedals at which point we lift up the front wheel so the pedals don't turn. This does not seem to bother him at all and removes the other complication of his often turning the front wheel perpendicular to the direction of travel, making it very hard to push him. It's fun to take his bike though - he often requests it when he sees it in the garage.
Walking down the strip of grass in the middle of a big street near us.
Sometimes Eliot likes to push.
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