We had a very exciting delivery a couple of weeks ago, of a new trampoline, the perfect size for Daniel. It’s a 6 foot one, from the Early Learning Centre, and it comes with it’s own enclosure. I took one look in the box and saw lots of parts, I’m not going to lie I felt a bit intimidated! The weather has been pretty pants lately, so once we had a break in the grimness I roped in my friend and sister in law to give me a hand. It turns out it wasn’t so bad, and didn’t take us long at all. All the tools and bits and bobs you need are included, although it might help if you have a phillips screwdriver handy instead of the one provided. It can be assembled with one person, but it’s easier with two. Don’t do it on a windy day.
We wanted to let the children do the talking for this one, I’ve still managed to blabber on a bit but I interviewed the children before and after they went on the trampoline. Their happy faces say it all really, and now Daniel sings ‘la la la’ every time he gets on it!
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mended for ages 3-8, William is on the upper age limit, he still enjoyed it too. We’ll get lots of use out of it I’m sure. It’s not too intrusive on the garden either. There’s no ladders needed, they just climb on. The zip can be opened from the outside or inside and it has two safety clips. The red padding protects their feet from getting trapped in springs, and the net enclosure keeps the bouncing contained. Now I can let Daniel loose on it to wear himself out and sing to the neighbours. At the moment the price is £100, making it a good mid range trampoline. Here’s to the great British summer!
Diclosure: we were gifted the trampoline for the purposes of the review and video. All opinions my own.
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6 Comments
This looks great! Though my daughter is only 2 so maybe a little young for it yet! #TriedTested
May 9, 2017 at 6:24 pmI am looking for a trampoline. Had one as a kid and had forgotten how fun they are.
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I agree with you, Jenny. Early Learning Centre trampoline works great for the little ones. Thanks for a great post and all others what you are doing!
May 4, 2020 at 10:31 amObviously kids love the mini model! My kids play in the Early Learning Centre. Oh, the enclosure is also useful Thanks a lot, Jenny.
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My kids always love the basketball hoop on a trampoline although it’s really fun. Thanks, a lot Jenny
August 3, 2021 at 2:58 pmThanks jenny for this honest review I like its zippers system that can be open from outside and inside.
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