Is this baby balance bike suitable for use on all types of floor surfaces, such as wooden floors, tiles or carpets?

The wooden floor provides a stable riding foundation for the baby balance bike due to its flatness and moderate hardness. The Silent Wheel design works best on surfaces like this, reducing noise and protecting the floor from wear and tear. In addition, the slight elasticity of the wooden floor can also help absorb the impact during riding to a certain extent, providing a more comfortable riding experience for babies. Although wooden floors are suitable for use, parents still need to pay attention to the maintenance of the floor to avoid sharp bumps or cracks that may harm babies. At the same time, it is also key to keep the floor dry to prevent the risk of slipping due to moisture.
Ceramic tile floors are known for their extreme flatness and durability, providing an ideal riding environment for baby balance bikes. The silent wheel rolls smoothly on the tiles with very low noise, ensuring a quiet indoor environment. In addition, tile floors are relatively easy to clean, helping to maintain hygienic conditions for baby rides. The hardness of tile floors may result in greater impact when riding, and parents should ensure that babies wear appropriate protective gear to mitigate potential injuries. At the same time, tiles can become very slippery in wet conditions, and parents need to pay special attention to keeping the floor dry to prevent babies from slipping.
The softness and unevenness of the carpet make riding a baby balance bike challenging. Silent wheels may be hindered from rolling on carpet, resulting in a rough ride or increased handling difficulty. In addition, carpet fibers may become entangled in the wheels, affecting the normal use of the balance vehicle. It is recommended that parents allow babies to try riding on short-pile or low-density carpets under supervision to reduce resistance and potential safety risks. For long-pile or high-density carpets, it's best to avoid them or choose another one that's more suitable for your riding environment.
When choosing a location for use, parents should consider flooring type, environmental conditions, and the baby's riding ability and experience. For beginners or younger babies, it is recommended to practice riding on a flat, dry surface with moderate hardness. Regardless of whether riding on any type of floor, parents should ensure that babies wear appropriate protective gear to reduce the risk of accidental injury. At the same time, parents should be there to supervise and be ready to help or intervene at any time. Regularly cleaning and checking the status of your balance bike and its accessories also ensures safe riding. Parents should regularly clean the dust and debris on the wheels, check whether all parts are tight and not loose, and replace worn parts in a timely manner.