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Cycling Best Portable Removable Bicycle Child Seat Handlebar

Ride safely with your child! Cycling Best Portable Bicycle Child Seat features a front-mounted design, soft ventilated seat, and fits most b

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Today our Christiania bike was stolen. It left great memories behind. #christianiabike #cyclingwithchildren #summertime #easyliving #dailyroutines #ishootfilm #analogphotography #35mmphotography #prenzlauerberg #berlinwithkids https://www.instagram.com/p/B4CwBe2o4p5/?igshid=al229d78lj3z

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Baby on board (the bike!)

In Amsterdam everyone cycles with their children, from tiny babies being carried on the chests of their parents to children cycling alongside adults on their own bikes. But one of the most common sights is cargo bikes like the one below, loaded up with toddlers, which is just adorable. I love how adaptable the dutch are, cycling in all weathers and with all kinds of loads. It was interesting to me though, that more people had cargo bikes like this one or seats on the frame, whereas in Karlsruhe, Germany, lots of people had trailers to carry their children in, which doubled up as pushchairs when detached from the bike (see a previous post here about Karlsruhe)

For some great tips on cycling with children check out Elly Blue’s book ‘Everyday Bicycling’, reviewed in a previous post here.