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kitkat 12:31 PM 02-11-2014
Does anyone have a mini trampoline that they recommend? DS will be 3 next week and is a thrill seeker 
I was thinking a trampoline might channel his energy. Thanks!
I was thinking a trampoline might channel his energy. Thanks!
Blackcat31 12:34 PM 02-11-2014
kitkat 01:37 PM 02-11-2014
Sorry, I should have been more specific...it would be for indoor use. That one looks cool though!
Margarete 05:27 PM 02-11-2014
I have this, which is not quite a trampoline, and I love it, especially good for several kids wanting to use it at one time. he would have more room to grow in the large one, but they have a mini version too.
http://junglejumparoo.com/
http://junglejumparoo.com/
KSDC 11:47 AM 02-12-2014
Be sure to check your regs if you want to use it in a daycare. I know that I can't have one here. 
Josiegirl 01:53 PM 02-12-2014
Are you talking about the ones that have handles the dck can hold onto? They used to call them rebounders(or something like that). Can't remember where I've seen them but I'm pretty sure it was in one of the educational toy supply catalogs. I've often thought about getting one for this time of year, just haven't wanted to dish out the money for it yet. 
Stepping 05:07 PM 02-12-2014
Originally Posted by Margarete:
I have this, which is not quite a trampoline, and I love it, especially good for several kids wanting to use it at one time. he would have more room to grow in the large one, but they have a mini version too.
http://junglejumparoo.com/
We can't have trampolines here but I'm wondering if we could get away with this one as it doesn't really look like a trampoline.I have this, which is not quite a trampoline, and I love it, especially good for several kids wanting to use it at one time. he would have more room to grow in the large one, but they have a mini version too.
http://junglejumparoo.com/
It's very cute!
kitkat 07:46 PM 02-12-2014
Originally Posted by Josiegirl:
Are you talking about the ones that have handles the dck can hold onto? They used to call them rebounders(or something like that). Can't remember where I've seen them but I'm pretty sure it was in one of the educational toy supply catalogs. I've often thought about getting one for this time of year, just haven't wanted to dish out the money for it yet.
Yes, that's what I'm thinking, but I don't know if I want one with a handle. DS could get into trouble with that Are you talking about the ones that have handles the dck can hold onto? They used to call them rebounders(or something like that). Can't remember where I've seen them but I'm pretty sure it was in one of the educational toy supply catalogs. I've often thought about getting one for this time of year, just haven't wanted to dish out the money for it yet.
I'm starting to think just a plain exercise one would work best for him.
Margarete 07:26 PM 02-21-2014
Originally Posted by Stepping:
We can't have trampolines here but I'm wondering if we could get away with this one as it doesn't really look like a trampoline.
It's very cute!
Trampolines aren't allowed here in California either. I just had a licensing visit, and he was fine with it... Safety stamp for the large one says for ages 2 and up, and that was good enough for him. I'm not sure what the age range on the small one reads.We can't have trampolines here but I'm wondering if we could get away with this one as it doesn't really look like a trampoline.
It's very cute!