A hand brake kit for the Crocodile, putting braking under the child’s own control.
For a child who is walking well enough to build up speed, being able to slow down and stop themselves is the difference between supervised walking and independent walking. It also matters on a slope, on a school ramp or anywhere the frame would otherwise run away in front of them.
Fitting brakes is often the step that lets a family or a school extend where the child is allowed to walk, which is usually the whole point of the walker in the first place.








