Safety is of the upmost importance when children are riding scooters
Fitting a helmet to a child's head is the same for scooters as it is for. It should be tight enough that it won't come loose as your child is moving about but it shouldn't be too tight as it'll be uncomfortable to wear.
To ensure you have the perfect fit, you should get your child to move their head from left to right while wearing the helmet with the strap undone. You should also get them to bend over so their head is pointing at the floor. The helmet shouldn't fall out of place as they do this. If the helmet does fall at any point, there are three things you will need to do or consider. If your child's helmet is adjustable, you should turn the dial at the back to make it tighter. You could also need to readjust the foam inside to make it fit better and make it more secure. If after doing both of those adjustments, the helmet still doesn't fit, it may mean you need to buy your child a smaller size.
recommend using a tape measure above their ears and eyebrows to see how many centimetres your child's head measures all the way around. This will then give you the measurements you need to compare different helmets to each other for the perfect fit. Just so you know, whilst we may receive a commission or other compensation from the links on this website, we never allow this to influence product selections -
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