Today Z was super excited about going on a bike ride with mommy and daddy...meaning he rode and we supported him (well Adam did most of the supporting while I did the documenting). I know that part of his excitement came from his "ninjin turtle" helmet.
He did pretty well...and apparently pedaling is hard.
It's even more hard when you add in steering.
I love watching him learn and I love seeing things come together that to me is second nature...pedaling...right...you just push one foot forward than the other. I never knew (in my adult life) how difficult learning a bike can be.
We are off to a late start...but last year I was out of commission. I'm sure a few more practice days will do the trick.
Our goal is to get this done by Adam's birthday and if he works at it we can get Adam a bike for his birthday so they can ride together.
Zack's goal is to get "bigger bigger bigger" so that he can go "super super super" fast like the big boys we see on our afternoon walks.
Is that really the direction we are headed...is he really going to not need us to help him ride...is he really going to meet his friends and race through the neighborhood?
