FAQ About Indoor Trampolines


Would an indoor trampoline be good to get my kids active?
Absolutely. What better way than to introduce a kid active trampoline? Trampolines are a fun, healthy way to get your kids active, even if it’s one that is only used indoors.
What is the best size of indoor trampoline?
In short, we highly recommend a little tikes 3’ trampoline for toddlers, and a bounce pro 7’ my first trampoline, or some of the other trampolines that we have outlined for you within this post.
At what age should I introduce a kids indoor trampoline?
As we previously mentioned before, kids as young as 2 can be introduced to the fun of trampolines. However, when they are this young, you should only introduce them to a mini trampoline with bar to hang onto for safety reasons. Jumping toys, such as a bouncy ball with handle for toddlers, are only as safe as you make them, so always watch your young children when they’re using a trampoline.
What is the best size indoor trampoline for 7 year old?
When it comes to an indoor trampoline, size can be a bit of an issue. However, looking for an 8 foot or under trampoline for a 7 year old who will be using it inside is your best bet, which should also be a low to the ground trampoline.
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