Wishlist Wednesday: a Pick from Cocoa Puff!

By Mama Posted in Family Life, Health & Fitness, Wishlist Wednesday! February 21, 2018, 12:39 AM

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So, Cocoa Puff is going to be a skateboarder. No, really. He is fascinated by snowboarding, but hellooooo, we live in South Texas, so that's really probably not going to happen. We have some boys in the neighborhood who skateboard around and Cocoa Puff wants to join them. He also tries to use Froot Loop's Razor Scooter, which is pretty hilarious.

Oh, Cocoa Puff. His new favorite thing is using his balance board and jumping off of it. (And why are practically all of my pictures of my youngest son either with him shirtless or pantsless!? OMG I'm so embarrassed!) The kid finds every opportunity to balance and jump off things. He LOVES his balance bike and balance beam.

So anyway, this week's Wishlist Wednesday is the Fisher Price Grow-to-Pro 3-in-1 Skateboard.

In short, it starts as a scooter, then the handlebars come off to make it a low and wide skateboard. When they're ready, then the wheels move under the board to make the base narrower and the board farther off the ground.

Beginners get the fun rolling with help from the handle and the height-adjustable skateboard deck that’s set low to the ground for extra balance and stability.

When kids are ready to move up, it’s easy to remove the handle for hands-free skateboarding fun—with the extra stability of the low set board.

For 'pros,' raise the height of the skateboard deck for totally awesome boarding action This 3 in 1 skateboard is easy to adjust from low to high, just slide the wheels out for beginners, and in for 'pros.'

For the youngest skaters, the easy-to-grab handle and wide-set wheels provide stability and help little ones keep their balance. As kids become more confident skaters, the handle can be easily removed for hands-free skating fun. And for little 'pros,' simply slide the wheels in to raise the height of the skateboard deck and let the good times roll.

The handlebar is fixed, so it doesn't turn, which is actually better for beginners. The handlebar is just there for them to learn how to keep their balance.