No one is safe from Peloton-mania now as toymaker Little Tikes launched its own kid-sized “Pelican” stationary bike for children — and some child development experts worry about kids&#8… ...

And, of course, it’s also a way for kids–who sit an average of 8.5 hours a day–to get some exercise. Boesel’s five-year-old son, Charlie, is testing the latest prototype. “He just jumps ...

Stationary bikes have existed for kids before, but have not lasted. Toymaker Fisher-Price launched a $150 stationary bike for kids in 2007 and updated it in 2017.

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At $1,495 — not including the $39 monthly fee to watch video classes — Peloton’s glorified stationary bike has been widely dragged as a plaything of the wealthy.

The indoor cycling craze has come for America’s kids, and child development experts aren’t happy. Little Tikes, the children’s toymaker, watched sales of Peloton’s stationary bikes soar ...

Stationary bikes have existed for kids before, but have not lasted. Toymaker Fisher-Price launched a $150 stationary bike for kids in 2007 and updated it in 2017.

The indoor cycling craze has come for America's kids, and child development experts aren't happy.Little Tikes, the children's toymaker, watched sales of Peloton's stationary bikes soar last year ...