The bike boxes will be positioned near the children’s play areas at Saumarez and Beau Sejour Parks from mid-July until the end of Summer.
Woollaston said the initiative allows people without balance bikes or outside space to encourage their children to learn how to ride.
“If everyone gets the opportunity to learn to ride when they are young, then we have a better chance of more people choosing cycling for their everyday journeys once they are adults,” she said.
The commission said learning to cycle offered “numerous benefits for children both physically and mentally, from developing cognitive and physical motor skills, to feeling more confident and independent, and becoming more environmentally conscious”.