Bird's industry-leading vehicle designers bring their expertise to engineer the Birdie, their first ever children's kick scooter. Made by parents, inspired by the kid in all of us.
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Birdie - Dove White
“This is definitely the most fun he’s had on a skate scooter ever!”
- Jaime Lee
“I find this a more stable scooter compared to the conventional ones as the front wheels are bigger.“
- Bella Koh
“(The Birdie’s sturdier build) gave him the confidence to just hop on and zip to our neighbourhood playground for the first time!! And all the neighbourhood kids loved it too.”
- Sara-Ann Shuen Krishnamoorthy
“What I’ve concluded is that the build of the Birdie, while a lot heavier than the one I got him, is very much more sturdy and stable.”
- Sara-Ann Shuen Krishnamoorthy
Safety comes first
Your child’s safety is serious business. The Birdie Scooter has undergone extensive testing to provide your child with a safe and secure ride. Find out what makes Birdie one of the safest kick-scooters around.


Ultra-Wide Wheels
Almost twice as wide as other industry leading brands, Birdie‘s ultra-wide wheels offer added comfort, safety, and stability when manoeuvring those tricky bumps and corners!
FIBRE REINFORCED FOOTBOARD
Commonly used in aerospace and automotive industries, fibre-reinforced plastics offer a lightweight solution with high tensile strength. Birdie’s fibre-reinforced footboard allows for a safe and stable ride. Designed to be ultra-wide, the Birdie comfortably accommodates kids up to a recommended maximum weight of 50kg.


Aircraft Grade Aluminium
Prized for its lightweight nature, industrial grade strength, and resistance to corrosion, aircraft grade aluminium is used throughout the Birdie’s T-handlebar. Because sometimes regular aluminium just doesn't make the cut ; )
WHAT MAKES A BIRD A BIRD?
Bird believes transportation can bring you joy - and be a force for good. Bird designs every one of their vehicles with performance and sustainability in mind. And the details matter. Because a Bird shouldn't just move you. It should move us all forward.