Micro Scooters UK

A Small but Important Part of our Micro World

2011-02-14T05:31:00.000-08:00

Ok so it’s my turn to blog now, I am not going to talk about resolutions – I had some and have achieved none so that’s that in a short sentence. What a shocking month February is….cold, dreary and a long time until summer. How could anyone contemplate giving up that much needed glass of wine at the end of a long day?.... So, instead of talking to you about all the things that are not going to happen, I thought I would talk to you about the things that are going to happen in the world of Micro Scooters. Far more important than the various toy fairs we have been attending is the new nationwide children’s scheme we are launching. It is starting at Birmingham Children’s Hospital and the plan is to donate a fleet of micro-scooters to the play and physiotherapist specialists at twelve children’s hospitals and wards throughout the UK.

Having talked to the medical professionals, we know that our scooters will help young patients with their balance, motor skills and fitness levels without realising they are going through rehabilitation.

Such treatment can be a painful process for some children, so the scheme has been welcomed by everyone.

As a mother, working with hospitals and others charities that Micro Scooters helps, makes you realise how lucky you are to have healthy children. It also makes you aware of how quickly life can change and to count your blessings daily.

So, suddenly with this in mind everything is now in perspective and to complain about the gloomy month of February seems rather pathetic. If you have any thoughts on our hospital scheme then please let us know, we would love to hear from you.

Happy scooting!

Anna

A Macro Look At Our Micro World

2011-02-01T06:16:00.001-08:00

It’s tough for women. We have so many hats to wear – businesswoman, mum, wife, housekeeper – to name just a few. I know I have trouble juggling them all at times. So we’ve decided to share the realities of running our business with you.

Some months Anna will blog about her world, at other times it will be me – Philippa. Either way, we’ll look at life from all sorts of perspectives be it funny, chaotic or downright difficult. If something strikes a chord, feel free to leave a comment as we’d love to hear from you.

Beating the blues
OK, hands up – it’s been a few months since we blogged. It’s always one of those things we keep meaning to do which seems to end up at the bottom of the list. So we made a resolution to blog with the best of them in 2011 – here goes.

Talking of resolutions – who came up with that idea? Just at a time when you’ve had the stress of organising a family Christmas as well as taking care of plans for New Year celebrations. Oh and then having to get the kids ready to go back to school. So, on top of all that, is the added pressure of making a resolution to better your lifestyle which usually involves giving up something rather enjoyable (like food and drink).

So, this year I decided I have to get fit and lose weight - again. Once you reach a certain age, there’s no stopping your body doing its own thing, is there? After a week of relentless calorie counting, I was a little peeved, to say the least, to have gained 2lbs! My body doesn’t seem to know the meaning of metabolic rate.

However, I have persevered and gone back to pilates and started to run. Then someone pointed out the blindingly obvious. Get the kids involved – challenge them to scoot a certain distance each day whilst I cover the same mileage on foot. So far, so good on the fitness front.

OK, so sometimes there has to be a small bribe involved to get my children out when its cold or wet but it’s a lot cheaper than gym membership, I can tell you. And the great thing is we’re getting fitter together as a family.

The weight-loss is proving trickier. I am now down to about 2 calories a day thanks to juicing. If this doesn’t work, I might look for a worthy cause and go on hunger strike as it seems nothing else is going to work.

Happy Resolutions Everyone!

Philippa

Each Wednesday, Eastbourne Mum, Francesca Vogels, gets together with a group of friends to train on their scooters, many of whom got them for Christmas. They follow a different route each week to vary the terrain and it provides a great cardio workout, even proving challenging for a number of the ladies who work within the fitness profession.

Commenting on the Mum’s Scooter Club, Francesca said:
“Having worked at a local infant school as a P.E teacher, I was put in charge of the travel plan. We wanted to introduce healthier methods of getting to school as well as ways of cutting down our Carbon Footprint. The use of scooters was the obvious answer.

Kids can reach quite a speed on these things and it was hard for some parents to keep up. I started scootering to school with my children and soon lots of other parents followed suit. We came up with the idea of the Scooter Club as a way of improving our fitness as well as having fun”.

Micro Scooters UK are so impressed with the idea they are looking into setting up Mums Scooter Clubs as a national scheme. Let us know if you'd be interested in setting one up?

The Stig road tests reasonably priced scooters for the Sun newspaper and picks the Maxi Micro Scooter as the winner

2010-09-01T02:37:00.000-07:00

KIDS' scooters are EVERYWHERE - and are here to stay if the success of just one firm is anything to go by.
British mums Anna Gibson and Phillipa Gogarty started distributing Swiss brand Micro scooters only five years ago.

They now sell 120,000 a year and expect to turn over £4.3million in 2010.

1. Ozbozz My First Scooter, £19.97, age: 2+ Mum: This converts from four wheels to three to two as your child grows and gets more confident, so its many components make it tricky to assemble.

Stig: Like three wheels, a bit wobbly with two. 4

2. Bob The Builder Tri Scooter, £39.99, age: 3+ Mum: Built solidly, wide handlebars, no brake.

Stig: It's very big and very slippy. 5

3. Razor, £60, firebox.com, age: 6+ Mum: Snaps together in one move. Two-wheeler with spark-producing rear brake.

Stig: Awesome - but I can't see the sparks. 8

4. Zinc Venom, £24.99, age: 6+ Mum: Brilliant device pumps water into the handle, letting you squirt your friends.

Stig: Love that it pumps water. Easy to use. 4

5. Maxi Micro T-Bar, £87.95, age: 6+ Mum: Easy to put together. Two front wheels, smaller rear, steer by leaning, rear footbrake.

Stig: It's great and easy to use. Mummy, you could use this because it goes bigger. 9

6. Mini Micro Blue, £ 47.95, age: 3+ Mum: Easy to assemble. Rear foot brake, two front wheels, one behind. Steer by leaning.

Stig: At first: This is hard to steer. Later: I love this scooter, it's cool. BEST VALUE 9

Bizzie Baby Review

2010-08-18T06:45:00.000-07:00

It is a proud moment when as a Mum or a Dad you see your toddler master and indeed perfect the skills of a fully grown surfer. But believe us that is what happens within days, when you give your child a Mini Micro! Developed with the help of Swiss medical experts, the Mini Micro scooter gives young children independence whilst helping to develop their critical balance and co-ordination skills.

£47.95 Available online at www.micro-scooters.co.uk

Awards
Lydia Awarded the Micro Scooter 4.7/5

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Product Tested By Lydia Niziblian – Kitty & Tadhg Ages 5 & 2 Years

Lydia Awarded the Micro Scooter 4.7/5

The scooter looks funky, has lovely colours, a cool design and is sturdy. The kid’s first impression was ‘wow!’ Easy to navigate website, loads of novel and fun ideas for kids and adults (from micro Scooters to the fab looking Ezyroller!) and gifts and items to custom your scooter. The packaging is fine, the scooter is in a fair sized box with an attractive imagine and integral carry handle. It took three minutes to read instructions and assemble. I assumed I'd forgotten something, but no, it's very easy. The micro scooter has the minimum recommended age as 3, but reading the manual, it seemed as though it could possibly go lower age-wise. This became an issue as soon as Tadhg (just turned 2) decided no way was his sister having it all to herself and within seconds was able to use it properly! Kitty (aged 5 at the upper end of the spectrum) thought it was great also, and wouldn't feel 'babyish' using it (she has a normal micro scooter already). The micro scooter is great for zipping about on, especially on trips to shops/park etc. Quicker than walking, more fun, and not as different as bringing a bike or trike. It’s helped both children with balance and co-ordination, as well as confidence that they can 'do it'. My daughter loved riding it, and my son wanted to ride it in the house and take it to bed! Sturdy and very well made indeed. Obviously a quality scooter but still expensive in comparison to others. Both children love it to bits, so I'd definitely consider buying it. An excellent quality scooter, it's a great introduction to scooters. Obviously very easy to use, as our 2 year old was whizzing around on it within minutes (and couldn't manage a 'normal' two wheel scooter). Lovely design looks bright and funky. Only downsides are the fact it doesn't fold (you have to take it apart into 2 pieces) and a slightly high price tag. Overall a fabulous buy though, and would make an excellent present! Lydia Niziblian – Kitty & Tadhg Ages 5 & 2 Years

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Product Tested By Linda Cosgrove – Jared
Linda Awarded the Micro Scooter 4.5/5

The micro scooter is a very sturdy and funky looking product. The website holds very comprehensive information. It’s easy to find information/categories and provides details for large variety of age groups. The scooter has a bright attractive design, easy access and sturdy box; it only took two minutes to assemble! I had no worries at all with letting my children play with the scooter. Very good for attention keeping. Would be played with tirelessly. Stimulates imagination in so far as it was tried out on many different surfaces with differing results. The children had to try different angles to allow scooter to travel in different directions. Learnt quite early on that he had to use hand/eye coordination or would fall off. Very sturdy construction, it has withstood some pretty rough treatment with no obvious damage even when left out (inadvertently) in adverse weather with no problems. Very happy with the scooter, my son enjoys it a lot and joins in with his older brother and sister now and they play together. I loved every aspect of the scooter too apart from the price, because I simply could not afford to pay this much, but I very much enjoyed testing a perfect quality product! Linda Cosgrove – Jared

Stockist Information

WEB: www.micro-scooters.co.uk
EMAIL: info@micro-scooters.co.uk
TEL: 0845 258 7532
Micro Scooters Ltd 110 Coast Road West Mersea Colchester Essex CO5 8NA

Green Kiddie Review

2010-07-27T03:49:00.000-07:00

Check out the great review received from Green Kiddie;

School Holiday is Fun! Get Some Summer Vacation Ideas

Summer vacations may be joy for pupils, but quite a tricky time for parents. Often childcare costs are unaffordable for working mums, or for those who stay-at-home or work from home, screaming kids and chaos might get a bit too much. Relax. While I cannot offer affordable childcare (it’s down to the government, isn’t it), here are some lovely (and eco-friendly) ideas to have fun with your kids.

Summer time in the UK is wonderful this year, so make the most of it! Activities in the park will not only help you fight the stress, but it’s a great way to stay close to nature and spend quality time with your kids.

Enjoy a walk in the park… with a kid on a scooter

You can choose the scooter type depending on your child’s age – they are various and usually start from age of three. I find it a great way to spend time outside and keep my little princess active. Besides, this will help ME stay fit without the need to pay for a gym membership.

The very first day we received the red, limited edition, mini micro scooter, we ended up in the park with my daughter: me – chasing her and screaming “STOP”, and she – the happiest child in the park, probably thinking “I’m getting faster than mum – this must be a good sign I’m growing”. After a couple of days only she’s riding her scooter perfectly well and enjoying her time in the park to bits No more frustrating morning trips to the nursery, I recon, when she wants to jump off the buggy and run in the opposite direction. It’s good exercise for me, and great fun for her every time we go outside.

The scooter itself is a must-have: an award winning, Swiss designed product. It’s light weight, portable (so we’re definitely taking it with us on our family vacation abroad), and it’s also great design! There are 3 new limited-edition mini micro scooters in red, green and yellow. It gives toddlers independence whilst helping to develop their critical balance and co-ordination skills. It comes apart in two pieces and will fit easily on top of a buggy or in the corner of a cafe. Comfy!

Mini Micros are low to the ground, which makes them very easy for young children to feel comfortable on. Basically, they do not need to have one foot considerably higher than the other, as with some other scooters. Because they are low to the ground, this also aids balance. Additionally, the foot plate is made of light-weight plastic, which is actually an excellent material as it avoids the danger of your child scraping or banging his ankles on a hard piece of metal - which, believe me, can happen a lot with the metal models.

The Mini Micro Scooter does not steer in the usual way i.e. by turning the handlebars left or right. Basically, it turns when your child leans to one side, thus putting his bodyweight in the direction that he wants to turn. Whilst this may seem strange at first (to you, perhaps, more than your child) this is actually a very good method of changing direction for a young child. With my own son, it was not long at all before he was effortlessly gliding around corners.

It's also very easy for my little one to balance on it as it's got 2 wheels at the front as opposed to the back. I can recommend it as a perfect starter scooter!

So what else you could do while you’re enjoying your day in the park? Pick up flowers and leaves. Make beautiful summer flowers bouquets to decorate your child’s room! Or… get crafty later in the afternoon (especially if weather is drizzling – we can’t expect the summer is always bright in the UK, right) and make wonderful…

London Mumpreneurs

2010-03-30T07:00:00.000-07:00

Anna and Philippa took to the floor last week to speak about how they set up Micro Scooters Ltd at a conference especially for mothers who run or who want to run their own businesses. Read on for a taste of what the event was about and how it went....it was a relief to know that we inspired some other mums rather than putting them off and also to know that despite our lack of public speaking experience it seemed to go down quite well. We were inspired to hear the stories of the other mums who run their own businesses...

London Mumpreneurs Inspired to Reach for the Sky in 2010 –
Gender Barriers will start to close for Women Entrepreneurs

Demand for networking events for female entrepreneurs is growing after the first London Mumpreneurs’ conference last week was sold out -
New dates for 2010 now confirmed

London, UK – 10th March, 2010 – The first London Mumpreneurs’ conference entitled ‘Reaching for the sky … from humble beginnings’ held on 4th March 2010. It was hosted by London Mums and Eddie Catz and was packed with 80 energetic mumpreneurs networking and discussing challenges and useful tips when creating and running a business. They were inspired by phenomenal speakers including former presenter of BBC show ‘Something for the weekend’ and mumpreneur Amanda Hamilton, founder and managing director of JoJo Maman Bébé Laura Tenison, Co-Founders and Joint Directors of Micro Scooters Ltd Anna Gibson and Philippa Gogarty, celebrity entertainer Amanda Frolich, catering guru Kumud Gandhi, and moderator and author Penny Avis.

London Mumpreneurs left the event with a positive outlook for 2010 inspired by stories from the speakers and their peers who have made it. 13% of businesses in the UK are currently women-led. The fact that mumpreneurs in the start-up and SME sector are making noticeable inroads to gender barriers has been confirmed by a new UK poll of over 1,000 women entrepreneurs from a Business Link study published on 5th March. 20% of women entrepreneurs feel they have to work harder than men to prove themselves in the business world; a significant improvement from this time last year, when a similar poll showed 38% felt they had to work harder.

Some of the topics discussed at the Mumpreneurs’ event were achieving a sensible relating to work-life in-balance, how to find a mentor, time management and childcare issues, which are often seen as business obstacles to setting up on your own. Lessons learnt from the speakers were focused on resolving the problem to balance a business and a family:
1) ‘Begin with the end in mind’ (Amanda Hamilton)
2) ‘The Internet has levelled the marketplace and anybody has the same business opportunities so start-ups can now compete with the big companies.’ (Anna Gibson and Philippa Gogarty)
3) ‘Naivety is great when you start a business because you don’t know what you are going to get into and makes you brave.’ (Laura Tenison)
4) ‘In business always try to look like a swan gliding effortlessly across the water even if underneath the surface your legs are paddling like mad just to stay afloat’ (Penny Avis)
5) ‘Go and talk to someone who already runs your type of business’ (Laura Tenison)
6) ‘Involve the kids in business depending on their age. Even quite young children can do things such as count and roll coins. If you work at home and your child is old enough, you might have him or her actually work in your business by doing basic office work such as filing.’ (Monica Costa)
7) ‘Make networking with mumpreneurs facing the same challenges one of your top priorities’ (Maria Johnson, founder of Eddie Catz)
8) ‘You don’t get if you don’t ask’ (Amanda Hamilton).

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2009-09-12T01:40:00.000-07:00

TotallySonny: Maxi fun with the new Micro Scooter

2009-09-04T05:59:00.000-07:00

TotallySonny: Maxi fun with the new Micro Scooter

Micro scooters in multi colours

2009-08-27T02:30:00.000-07:00

This article was posted by UK Parents lounge

For youngsters who are too young to ride a bike to school, a scooter is a good mode of transport, and the Mini Micro Scooter is now available in new limited edition colours.The green, yellow and red Mini Micro Scooters will be available exclusively in the UK, from the end of July. As well as the scooters, you can also buy handle grips, decks and brakes in the new colours - allowing kids to pimp their ride to their own colourful specification. The Mini Micro Scooter's high quality Swiss design makes scooting fun and easy for youngsters - its three-wheel construction (two in front) and a low-to-the-ground flexible footboard allowing maximum control and stability. The unique lean-and-steer design enables kids to use their body weight to effortlessly guide their direction and enjoy a smooth ‘skateboard like’ ride. The scooter is lightweight to carry and easy to store. Mini Micro Scooters are distributed in the UK by mums Anna Gibson and Philippa Gogarty, who signed a deal with the Swiss manufacturers of the original scooter they bought. The pair worked with Micro Mobility Systems AG, the Swiss company that invented the Mini Kickboard Scooter, to become the distributors in the UK. Based on the huge success of the Scooter in the UK they are currently expanding the company around the world in countries including The United States, South Africa, Holland and Southern Ireland.The new limited edition colours are available exclusively at www.micro-scooters.co.uk, costing £54.95.
www.ukparentslounge.com/index.php

Breo Watches

2009-07-29T01:14:00.000-07:00

We really like these watches. They are cool, our children love them and more importantly they wear them. We have chosen the small size only as this fits all children and most Mum's. Great for Summer holidays.
Awarded the Good Design award 2008 and set to be the fastest selling wristwatch of 2009.
The science: Breo Roam watch is made with a material called Tourmaline. Tourmaline is a naturally occurring mineral widely used as a semi-precious gemstone responsible for many beneficial health effects including: Increased concentration Natural detoxification of the body Improved sleep, relaxation and meditation Improved vitality and mood
Specification:
* Good Design award 2008
* Bracelet Soft, natural feel rubber
* LCD screen
* Lightweight at only 10g
* User replaceable battery
* Water Resistant 10m
* Breo Sport 12 Month Guarantee

Limited Edition Mini Micro Scooters Now Available

2009-07-06T02:13:00.000-07:00

Most of you will know and love the Blue and Pink Mini Micro. We have launched a new range of limited edition scooters. These come in Yellow, Red & Green. With a new feature of matching handle grips.
Limited Edition - Age 3-5 years.

YouTube

2009-05-12T08:07:00.000-07:00

We have at last put some of our videos on YouTube.......Click through to see the Scooters in action. http://www.youtube.com/user/MicroscootersLtd (Subscribe to our Micro Scooters channel for updates)

The Rise of the Micro Scooter on Kidsoup TV

2009-05-06T06:18:00.000-07:00

In the latest episode on Kidsoups TV, we meet the creator of the World famous Micro Scooter and feature some fun stuff on the Web for Kids - including how to get your Kid pics onto a Billboard without hiring an agent and a cool little video you can make online featuring your childs’ name.

LONDON KIDS WILL SCOOT 8M MILES TO SCHOOL THIS YEAR

2009-05-05T01:28:00.000-07:00

According to Micro Scooters Ltd, London kids are set to scoot over 8 million miles (the equivalent of circumnavigating the world 325 times) to school this year* on what has become the hottest phenomenon on three wheels – The Mini Micro-Scooter. This represents an estimated saving £80m in petrol required for the daily school run in 2009.
Uniquely designed to literally surf the pavements, these reinforced plastic pink and blue Mini Micro 3 wheelers have quickly become the coolest thing on wheels on the ‘scoot to school’ in London and are now the number one selling scooter for children between the ages of 2-5 years old. And, with its latest launch, the all-new Maxi Micro Scooter, designed for kids aged 5-11 years, the trend is set to run and run amongst primary-aged school kids who may have out-grown their mini’s but not their love of scooting.
The popularity of Mini and Maxi Micro Scooters amongst kids is equally matched by the enthusiasm of their parents who understand their value as a practical, enduring product that promotes exercise and improves their children’s balance, coordination and independence. It is also light-weight, portable and easy to store making it perfect for city living.

The Mini and Maxi Micro Scooter are available for sale on line at www.micro-scooters.co.uk, retailing at £46.99 and £89.99 respectively.

*figure based on average 1 mile per day walk to school on 250 days per year and total sales of Mini Micro Scooters in 2008. ** figure based on AA’s Guide to Average Petrol Cost /mile in 2008

Fantastic reviews for the first Maxi Micros in the USA

2009-05-01T03:09:00.000-07:00

Please click through to have a look at the fantastic reviews we have received from the first Maxi Micros to go over to the USA. Do look at the video too!!

Oliver's verdict!

2009-04-29T08:15:00.000-07:00

Oliver, aged 7, recently wrote about his Maxi Micro Scooter;
I love my Maxi Micro Scooter too because it doesn’t have handle-bars like all the others but a joystick like on my play station which is cool. I can also make it go wherever I want and do tricks on it and it doesn’t bash your ankles like the other ones do.

Click through to see what Kids really want from Toys; http://www.toysadvice.co.uk/what-kids-want-from-toys-case-study.html

Cruz Beckham spotted on his Mini Micro Scooter last week

2009-04-27T03:20:00.000-07:00

Cruz Beckham is clearly having a whale of a time on his Mini Micro in LA last week.

Matthew and James Broderick Scoot to School

2009-04-22T06:56:00.000-07:00

James Wilkie Broderick, 5 ½, scoots side-by-side with actor dad Matthew Broderick as they rode to school in NYC on Wednesday morning.
Mom is Sarah Jessica Parker.

Mumsnet Best award winner in the categories of Scooters and Toys from Mumsnet

2009-02-06T06:13:00.000-08:00

We think Mumsnet product reviews are the most authoritative around, because they're from the people who know best - parents like you. Browse through their product categories and feel free to add your review. www.mumsnet.com

Our Recent Press

2009-01-08T07:50:00.000-08:00

The New Maxi Micro Scooter. Christmas 2008 as featured in;
· Daily Mail - 23rd November - The Ultimate Gift Guide,
· ES Magazine - 27th November - Little Wonders, big presents for small people.
· The Independent Magazine - 28th November - The Ultimate Gift Guide.
· The Telegraph Magazine - 29th November - Gift Ideas for all the family.

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2008-11-26T04:43:00.000-08:00

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Maxi Micro Black & Purple - Available now

2008-11-26T04:40:00.000-08:00

An ideal follow on from the Mini Micro - For aged 5 upwards
We are delighted to announce that The Maxi Micro is now available to purchase through our website only . Like us many of you have found the Mini Micro a Godsend, not only in terms of getting to school or nursery on time but also because children love it. They are experts at surfing the parks, pavements and kitchen floors! Many of you have asked, 'what comes next?'. So, we asked Wim, Hans Peter and the team at Micro to think again and come up with a Mini Micro for older children. We wanted all the fun, versatility and good design of the Mini Micro but for older children. We asked them to make it slightly edgier, cooler, sporty and yet portable. And guess what, we think that they have done it. The first scooters arrived on our doorstop from Switzerland Mid-November and since then the boys have been fighting among themselves to be on it..... Just take a look at Edward who used his Mini Micro training immediately to master the Maxi......It is an ideal follow on from the Mini Micro. Some of you have asked why a joystick and not a t-bar? The parents group were split 50/50 as to which option. This was due to the fact that their children were so confident on the Mini Micro that they did not want a change. The children's group however, was 98% in favour of the joystick. They thought the joystick was joystick was much, much "cooler", important to them it was different from their younger brother or sister, and at the time of the research there was the added benefit of being able to eat an ice-cream and steer at the same time. Here is a testimonial from a mother whose children have recently been introduced to the maxi: ‘My children are delighted with the Maxi Micro Scooters. My daughter, who is 7 years old, is used to riding a metal scooter. Within 1 minute of using the Maxi she has been converted to it. She loves the handling, the control and stability without sacrificing speed. She feels and looks cool. Loads of her friends have tried it in the playground and find the same. My son is transitioning off his beloved Mini Micro. He will be 6 years old soon and the Mini is just too small. He finds the Maxi Micro easy to handle and quicker too. As a scooter it feels robust and solid. It takes 30 minutes to scoot to school in the morning and the journey is now much easier for us all!’ Abi

www.micro-scooters.co.uk/newsletter/maxi micro

Micro scooters Press Release

2007-07-17T07:46:00.000-07:00

MINI-MICRO SCOOTER WINS GOLD …

The Mini-Micro scooter won a prestigious Gold Award at the NATLL Good Toy Awards on Monday 18th June 2007 in the UK. In its category of Outdoor and Large Play, the mini-micro outshone all competitors to scoop the top prize.

In the UK, the mini-micro is the success story for Micro Scooters Ltd, set up by two mothers in London, Anna Gibson and Philippa Gogarty in 2004. It was initially sold around the country by a network of mums and is now stocked in stores nationwide, including John Lewis and the Early Learning Centre. “We are thrilled that the mini micro scooter has won this prize. It proves what we all know, that the scooter really is a must for every child under the age of 6 years,” say Anna and Philippa.

The mini-micro is manufactured by The Swiss company Micro Mobility Systems to the same exacting technology and standards as its older sibling, the world famous Micro Scooter. With two wheels at the front and made from reinforced plastic, the scooter is light-weight and ideal for younger children to develop their balance and coordination. Designed to literally surf the pavements, the school run has never been so stress-free.
The “mini-micro” is suitable for 3-6 year olds.
RRP £40
For further information, please contact: maryann@micro-scooters.co.uk

[20 June 2007]
ENDS

The Mini Micro T bar

2007-04-26T07:56:00.000-07:00

Micro Scooters Ltd brings you the Mini Micro T bar in pink and blue!The mini micro scooter (bobbi-board) is suitable for children aged 3-6. Made with three wheels it is ideal for developing the balance co-ordination and motor skills of the preschool toddler and enabling them to experience the fun and excitement of ‘surfing’ the pavement!