Indoor Playgrounds are places of adventure, joy and imagination, where children create memories to carry with them for the rest of their lives. Also Trampolineparks are the places that the children can consume all of its energy. Above all, we need to ensure these are happy memories, rather than a recollection of various bumps and scrapes earned by using unsafe equipment or doing something silly.<\/p>\n
Checking for hazards<\/strong><\/p>\n When you arrive at an indoor playground or a trampoline park, whether for the first or fiftieth time, take a moment to check your surroundings and also for all the areas that your children will play and also can jump. Look for any dangerous or worn-out equipment, such as hinges where little fingers can get trapped. Check the park\u2019s surface; rubber, sand and wood chips provide good cushioning for falls, and should extend more than a metre beyond each piece of equipment (further for swings). Also be on the lookout for any tall equipment without guard rails.<\/p>\n Remove any trip hazards, such as sticks, sharp objectives and even holes children may have dug. Also make sure that any gaps between pieces of equipment are either big enough for your child to fit their whole body through, or small enough that they can\u2019t enter at all. No one likes squeezing partway through a gap only to get their head stuck.<\/p>\n Help your child play safely<\/strong><\/p>\n If you do spot any potential dangers in an indoor playground and trampoline park , explain them to your child so they know what to avoid. Also, make sure you remove any hazards your child may bring onto the indoor playground and trampoline park with them. Skipping ropes, drawstrings and helmet straps can all snag on equipment, so either take them off or tuck them in.<\/p>\n Children love to push their limits, but often don\u2019t know what those limits are. Watch your child as they play, and guide them toward age-appropriate equipment. As a general rule, include see-saws, firemen poles, arch climbers, chain-and-cable walks and log rolls are not suitable as toddler play equipment.<\/p>\n With over 12 years of indoor playground and trampoline park building experience, we as Bursapark\u00a0make equipment that is exciting, innovative, safe to use and built to last. Our indoor playground equipment includes many different variations and also electronic interactive games, so your kids can have a great time inside whatever their interests. We take care of the serious side of fun for you, so you can just focus on making wonderful memories. If you want safety indoor playground and trampoline your best adress is to coome Bursapark in which all the production conforms the EN-1176 quality norms. These norms are mandatory for us to sell our products around the World. Because we always think who plays inside the Indoor Playground And Trampoline Park like our children.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Indoor Playgrounds are places of adventure, joy and imagination, where children create memories to carry with them for the rest of their lives. Also Trampolineparks are the places that the children can consume all of its energy. Above all, we need to ensure these are happy memories, rather than a recollection […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":2387,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[38],"tags":[],"yoast_head":"\nConsult the playground safety experts<\/h4>\n