The usage guidelines for children's skateboards mainly include the following points:

Learn and master basic postures. The child stands on the scooter with their feet parallel and shoulder width apart, keeping their body's center of gravity between their feet, and gently supporting the handles of the scooter with both hands< Br/> Practice balance. To maintain balance on flat ground and gradually increase speed, it is advisable to practice on slightly sloping surfaces, such as slopes or ramps, when it is easy to maintain balance< Br/> Learn to turn. By adjusting the center of gravity of the body to turn, learn to turn in one direction first, and then learn to turn in another direction. You can try practicing on a curved field
Learn to brake. Teach children how to use brakes correctly. When parking, gently press the brake pedal to slowly stop the scooter. At the same time, teach children how to brake quickly in emergency situations to ensure safety
Safety awareness and venue selection. Emphasize safety awareness and tell children to wear protective equipment such as helmets and knee pads while playing to avoid injury. At the same time, educate children to abide by traffic rules. Choose a flat, spacious, and obstacle free venue for practice, such as parks, squares, etc., and avoid playing on busy roads or crowded areas
Parental companionship and supervision. Parents should accompany and supervise their children throughout the process of learning how to skateboard, ensuring that their children always maintain a safety awareness while playing and avoiding accidents
In addition, when using a scooter, it should be ensured that the handlebar height of the scooter is slightly lower than the child's chest, making it easier for the child to grip; The size and material of the wheels can also affect the safety and comfort of sliding; When using an electric scooter, attention should be paid to speed limits and safety settings