Young children might not ride particularly fast, and many won’t ride in traffic, but you’ll still want to protect their heads. A helmet is, therefore, going to be an essential item for most kids, and there’s a whole raft of things to take into consideration when looking for the best kids' bike helmets.
First and foremost, they’ve got to want to wear it, and at first that means liking the look of it. If they don’t want to wear it, good luck getting them out on their bike. Luckily, my young tester was happy with the space version of the Lazer Nutz KinetiCore, which is dark blue with rockets, planets and star motifs splattered around it.
