Keep your little explorer protected on every ride with our thoughtfully designed small cycling helmets.
Whether your child is learning to ride a balance bike, cruising on a scooter or joining you for family outings, these helmets provide reliable protection while making young riders excited to gear up.
Banwood's kids helmets offer coordinated colours and that signature vintage aesthetic parents love.
As an essential safety helmet for young cyclists for ages 3–7, each model is built to meet high safety standards while remaining lightweight and comfortable enough for daily adventures.
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Classic helmet - Matte Forest
Sale price$59.00
Classic helmet - Matte Dusty Pink
Sale price$59.00
Classic helmet - Matte Blue
Sale price$59.00
Classic helmet - Matte Beige
Sale price$59.00
Kids helmet - Matte Black
Sale price$59.00
Kids helmet - Chrome
Sale price$59.00
Kids helmet - Matte White
Sale price$59.00
Kids helmet - Stripes
Sale price$69.00
Kids helmet - Matte Pale Mint
Sale price$59.00
Kids helmet - Matte Pink
Sale price$59.00
Kids helmet - Matte Navy
Sale price$59.00
Kids helmet - Matte Green
Sale price$59.00
Classic helmet - Matte Red
Sale price$59.00
Kids helmet - Matte Cream
Sale price$59.00
Kids helmet - Matte Sky
Sale price$59.00
Small cycling helmets. Comfortable, secure & durable.
What size bike helmet for 3 year old?
Helmet size for young children is determined mainly by head circumference, not age — but for a typical 3‑year‑old, the appropriate size is usually in the 48 – 52 cm (18.9″ – 20.5″) range.
Banwood's helmets can be adjusted to fit head circumferences between approximately 50 – 54 cm (19.7″ – 21.3″), making them suitable for many kids aged about 3 to 7 years old.
Banwood's helmets can be adjusted to fit head circumferences between approximately 50 – 54 cm (19.7″ – 21.3″), making them suitable for many kids aged about 3 to 7 years old.
Should toddler wear helmet on balance bike?
Yes, toddlers should always wear a helmet when riding a balance bike. Even though balance bikes have no pedals and low speeds, children can still fall or bump their heads, and a helmet provides essential protection.