This weekend, the training wheels came off and Ian let Daddy show him how to ride a REAL two-wheeler (just like Andy!).

He took to it so quickly! After months of saying that he wanted to take his training wheels off, then crying when I tried to help him balance, he finally got enough confidence to give it a try for real. Maybe Daddy just has the magic touch.


Doesn't he look cute on that itty bitty bike?

Since then, he's been out at least twice a day practicing-- he totally loves it.
I think he amazes himself.
6 comments:
Andy was so proud of him! I am still in shock that little Ian is riding a two wheel bike!
That's amazing! I can't even get my 6 yr 9 mo old to even TRY to ride her bike without the training wheels. Go Ian!
Woo Ian! That's awesome.
Go Ian!! I didn't even know they made bikes that small! Cute!
That's pretty good for a three year old. I think at three I was still trying to master running without tripping. LOL
Wow! I'm so impressed! My seven year old hasn't even taken the training wheels off yet.
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