Which trampoline???

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OT has recommended one for DS (7) who has dyspraxia. Have 2 other children aged 5 and nearly 3 ... plus friends. Medium sized garden. Live in suburbs.

So, what size do I get? Any recommendations where to buy one from too? Thanks!

Best thing we ever bought for DS (*) and DD (4). Get the biggest you can fit in because you won't be able to enforce a one-child-at-a-time rule unless you want a full time job as trampoline patrol person. Not sure where you are but Wicken Toys, about 10 mins from the A5 just N of Milton Keynes have a fab selection and really helpful staff.

Best thing we ever bought for DS (*) and DD (4). Get the biggest you can fit in because you won't be able to enforce a one-child-at-a-time rule unless you want a full time job as trampoline patrol person. Not sure where you are but Wicken Toys, about 10 mins from the A5 just N of Milton Keynes have a fab selection and really helpful staff.

Best and most used £100 we ever spent! We have a 10 foot one which is ample size DS (5) and also fits DH on it as well! I would shop around, we got ours from a shop called the range. A lot of places often have offers where you get a free enclosure with it so have a look at the big places toysrus, argos etc.

I bought a 10 foot trampoline from ASDA last week for £97. They did have them online but have been out of stock there. Best thing ever kids love it their friends love it.
My dc's are nearly 6 and 3 and dss is 9 so great for all ages.

Oh and it comes with the enclosure too.

We have abig TP one - it is fab. We had borrosed a cheaper make beforehand - ours is much more srpingy...

mind you not so good for the old pelvic floor

ohh and we got ours from wicken toys too and it was cheaper than anywhere else by about £50

Thanks. Do you really need an enclosure for a 10ft trampoline?

We have the deluxe version. This shape is better if there is more than one child on at a time as they don't gravitate to the middle and bang heads. Definitely need an enclosure - too many A&E visits otherwise!

Thanks Heated. DH has now informed me it will take up the whole garden. Is this really the case?! Even an 8ft one???

Yes we definately need the enclosure for a 10ft tramploine it is very springy and the children are very shall we say enthusiastic.

Argos to a 5ft trampoline for £50 dss has one of these and it is pretty good if space is a huge issue but you do lose bouncing space and are only supposed to have one on it.