Tricycles

Tricycles may not be an official license to drive, but they are certainly a sign of independence as little ones pedal down the sidewalk all on their lonesome. Saddle your sweet pea up in a charming retro ride that will evoke memories of T–birds, soda fountains, and 10-cent movies.
Simple: The timeless look of a $120 simple retro pink tricycle from Target is sure to be a crowd pleaser as your tyke trolls down the path.

Swank: The jewel-encrusted pink tricycle from Kitson may be the perfect gift for high-rolling princesses leading an entourage. If you want your child to be the sparkly leader of the pack, it will cost you $1,595.

Does either of these set of small wheels suit your fancy?

Before your tot can figure out how to peddle his way to the park, pushing him down the block will provide entertainment for him and ease for you. Luckily, you don't have to toss your babe's college fund to the wind to look like Violet Affleck.

Simple: One of the original rugged car manufacturers, Jeep makes a Pedal Push and Pedal Trike ($33) that has a push handle and foot rest for the working parent.
Swank: Celebrity obsessed mamas may want to indulge in the Kettler Air Happy Trike ($200). The pricey vehicle has real air tires and is equipped with a parental control steering lock system and push bar.