Simply Kids Bike Helmet with DIY Stickers
Pros / Cons
Pros
- CPSC 1203, ASTM F1447 and EN 1078 certification is claimed on the brand's own site - unusually explicit for a kids helmet at this price, and it covers both bike and skate-style impacts.
- The adjustment dial plus adjustable chin strap and two washable liner thicknesses make it workable across growth spurts and sibling hand-me-downs.
Cons
- Simply Kids never publishes an actual head-circumference range, so you must rely on S or M sizes and age guesses - measure your child's head and expect some trial and error.
- Certification is stated by the brand itself; there is no public lab report or AS/NZS 2063 claim specifically for Australia.
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Shortlist the Simply Kids DIY Stickers helmet when the battle is getting the helmet on at all: themed, alphabet and reflective stickers let your child decorate the shell themselves, which is often what keeps a toddler or young kid wearing a vented multi-sport helmet through the bike and scooter years. Under the stickers there is real substance — the brand claims certification to CPSC 1203, ASTM F1447 and EN 1078, with a rear adjustment dial, adjustable chin strap and two removable washable liners in S and M sizes. Accept the tradeoffs: certification is a brand claim with no public lab report and no AS/NZS 2063 claim for Australia, the DIY look skews young so older kids may reject it, and no head-circumference chart is published. Before buying, measure your child’s head and size against S or M, then check the compliance label on the helmet that arrives.