Gb User Manual - Puky My first Manual De Instrucciones

Introduction
Congratulations on purchasing this vehicle.
You have selected a quality product that is
sure to give you great pleasure. If you have
questions or problems please contact your
dealer, or contact us via our website:
www.puky.de.
Operation
Your dealer has prepared the vehicle
so that it is ready to use. Ensure that
the dealer has undertaken the safety check.
Responsibility of parents
"Wutsch " meets the requirement of
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the European Toy Directive, as indi-
cated by the CE symbol. When used properly
most risks during play have been excluded.
However please be aware that as a result of
the natural need for movement and the tem-
perament of children, unpredictable situations
and risks may occur that do not exclude
responsibility by the manufacturer. Therefore
instruct children on the vehicle's correct use,
supervise them and be aware of potential
risks.
Warnings
Children must wear closed shoes. The
vehicle may not be used near stairs,
slopes, cliffs, swimming pools or other
water. Nearby stairs must be made secure so
that children can not ride up or down them.
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Use
Only use this vehicle in appropriate
play areas and protected rooms. It
does not meet the requirements of the high-
way code and may not be used on the road.
The authorised total weight is max. 20 kg.
This vehicle is not appropriate for children
older than 36 month.
Conceps „Pukylino " and „Wutsch
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„Pukylino" and „Wutsch" are good recommen-
dations for all parents who want to assist their
children when doing their first steps!
The „classical first vehicle" „Pukylino" can be
used by children who have found their feet.
„Pukylino" is a toy car for the first experiences
in ascention and descention, push off and
steering. It trains the coordination of con-sist-
ent and antidromic leg movements. Coinciden-
tially the child makes first experiences with
planned shifts in direction.
The „Wutsch" as a pre-stage to the learner
bike goes a step further:
Special importance lies balance training. The
„Wutsch" stands on its wheels but needs to be
balanced by the child when it is moved. Thus
the child experiences an excellent develop-
ment of equilibrium and movement coordina-
tion.
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