Little Tikes Cozy Coupe: What the Push Handle and Floor Plate Really Do
The floor plate, not the push handle, decides whether a Cozy Coupe is a parent-pushed stroller or a foot-to-floor ride-on. Here is how to pick the mode.
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The floor plate, not the push handle, decides whether a Cozy Coupe is a parent-pushed stroller or a foot-to-floor ride-on. Here is how to pick the mode.
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