Helmet for 1yo?

[Nickelodian]

[QUOTE=AgainstAllOdds;8895937]
Uvex makes an xxxx-xs and it fits my daughters 45cm head. She is tiny. It’s also extremely light weight. It’s so light I almost threw the entire thing out thinking it was an empty box on Saturday :o the cost was $90CAD

Adorable photo proof
https://www.instagram.com/p/BLoZmEABNtd/?taken-by=mrskellybanks
https://www.instagram.com/p/BKdyby-AN2c/?taken-by=mrskellybanks

we started by making her wear it around the house, then on her “bike rides” (trike) and now if shes in the barn or arena she is to wear the helmet. I also wear my helmet during all horse related times when she’s with me to set an example. I just makes me feel safer that she wears it.[/QUOTE]

Adorbs.

[Belmont]

[QUOTE=Ambitious Kate;8888835]
I agree. I wouldn’t put a child under 4 on a horse, because they can’t control their neck in the event of a sudden movement, or even in the event of a long side step. when they can carry themselves and follow the movementof the horse (ie, 4 years old and over), they can be allowed on a horse. Until then, its foolish.[/QUOTE]

I started riding independently at three. I took my first cross rail on a saintly pony at 4.

https://scontent-dft4-1.xx.fbcdn.net/t31.0-8/240728_10150647393770484_1823399_o.jpg
https://scontent-dft4-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/17964_448144660483_2667070_n.jpg?oh=e7e294231b03f62688e0bbeb59a26e62&oe=5862C23E

Also, not sure the brand of helmet. Mom got in a tack store in VA Beach. However, I have also always had a large head.

ETA: I was 3yrs in the first picture. I had just turned 4 in the second.