You’d recall I mentioned having two boys. The older one is four and a half years old and brawnier, and the other is a little over a year and more athletic. Spending money on separate age-appropriate toys and games is in our routine.

Additionally, there's less temptation for multiple jumpers at once – a key in keeping kids safe on trampolines! Here's a tip: The kids’ indoor trampoline's padded handlebar, which kids hold on to so they can practice jumping safely, comes off when the trampoline is folded. Make sure you keep it out of your child's reach, as it is a bit heavy and can put too much weight on their skeletal frame. Don’t store the handlebar and foldable trampoline in the same spot so your child won’t attempt to lift it after bringing out the folded trampoline so they can persuade you into setting it up for them. Grow with me value

Using the indoor trampoline will increase your child’s understanding of their body parts, where they are located, how they move and interact with objects. Spatial awareness

If a 2 year old doesn't start following trampoline guidelines after 2-3 times of ending a session due to improper use, I'd probably put it away and try again in a few months. Are mini trampolines safe for 3 year olds? While having two boys means that we spend most of our afternoons and weekends outdoors, it's not always the case. Sometimes we have to stay indoors and find new, fun ways to keep them excited and engaged without breaking any delicate items, such as the television or wooden plates. Assemble properly: Ensure you are following the assembly instructions, including safety accessories At first, some balls spurt out of the pool as he threw himself in and out of it. Later, he started throwing the ball pit balls at us and his big brother, who in turn started throwing them all around the room while he impatiently waited his turn to use the indoor trampoline. And so I came up with a brilliant solution:

A Ball Pit That Transforms into a Mini Trampoline

Jump bounce: Have your child jump, then land on their butt then work on the 1/2 kneel to their knees as they become stronger/more coordinated Location: Place trampoline on even, sturdy surface – do a test bounce to ensure it doesn't slip/move when bounced on too. Also clear the space around the trampoline incase a child falls Double the space: There is hardly enough room for hand-me-down toys from friends and family. Even the dedicated playroom is getting crowded. Trampolines get a lot of wear and tear, so selecting one with a warranty can provide additional comfort in some cases.