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AMEN!! Now if I could just grow some b*lls I would say it. Will you could say it

for me, I promise to stand right behind ya LOL

Re: Mini Tramp Safety questions

i'd say the only safety precaution you should take is to stay away

from your inlaws :-P

seriously, the tramp is what, a foot off the ground? he could get

more hurt jumping on the bed!

if they want to pay for a full size tramp with a safety enclosure,

then let them, otherwise tell them to butt out :)

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AMEN!! Now if I could just grow some b*lls I would say it. Will you could say it

for me, I promise to stand right behind ya LOL

Re: Mini Tramp Safety questions

i'd say the only safety precaution you should take is to stay away

from your inlaws :-P

seriously, the tramp is what, a foot off the ground? he could get

more hurt jumping on the bed!

if they want to pay for a full size tramp with a safety enclosure,

then let them, otherwise tell them to butt out :)

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Right now I am leaning toward the no handle one because of the cost and I doubt

would hold onto the handle (He is 2.5) plus (and keep in mind I have not

seen the handled one in person) I am wondering if he won't use, will it be in

the way or does it lay down and is short not even 3 feet so I'm not sure

he could reach it. I will try to find a link to one and see the measurements.

Which one are you getting?

Mini Tramp Safety questions

Hi

My In-laws are giving me grief about getting a mini tramp,

saying

it is not safe and that the " way " he is, he will really hurt himself.

Has

anyone had any problems? any special precautions I should take? geeshhhh

In-laws

Thanks

Warm Regards

& ASD 11/25/00 in Maine

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Right now I am leaning toward the no handle one because of the cost and I doubt

would hold onto the handle (He is 2.5) plus (and keep in mind I have not

seen the handled one in person) I am wondering if he won't use, will it be in

the way or does it lay down and is short not even 3 feet so I'm not sure

he could reach it. I will try to find a link to one and see the measurements.

Which one are you getting?

Mini Tramp Safety questions

Hi

My In-laws are giving me grief about getting a mini tramp,

saying

it is not safe and that the " way " he is, he will really hurt himself.

Has

anyone had any problems? any special precautions I should take? geeshhhh

In-laws

Thanks

Warm Regards

& ASD 11/25/00 in Maine

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Right now I am leaning toward the no handle one because of the cost and I doubt

would hold onto the handle (He is 2.5) plus (and keep in mind I have not

seen the handled one in person) I am wondering if he won't use, will it be in

the way or does it lay down and is short not even 3 feet so I'm not sure

he could reach it. I will try to find a link to one and see the measurements.

Which one are you getting?

Mini Tramp Safety questions

Hi

My In-laws are giving me grief about getting a mini tramp,

saying

it is not safe and that the " way " he is, he will really hurt himself.

Has

anyone had any problems? any special precautions I should take? geeshhhh

In-laws

Thanks

Warm Regards

& ASD 11/25/00 in Maine

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I'm short on money too, so IF I get one, it will have to be the $20 one.

That way, if he doesn't use it, I won't be out a lot, but this kid LOVES

jumping on the bed, so I doubt that will be a problem. LOL!

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Re: Mini Tramp Safety questions

Right now I am leaning toward the no handle one because of the cost and I

doubt would hold onto the handle (He is 2.5) plus (and keep in mind I

have not seen the handled one in person) I am wondering if he won't use,

will it be in the way or does it lay down and is short not even 3

feet so I'm not sure he could reach it. I will try to find a link to one and

see the measurements.

Which one are you getting?

Mini Tramp Safety questions

Hi

My In-laws are giving me grief about getting a mini tramp,

saying

it is not safe and that the " way " he is, he will really hurt

himself.

Has

anyone had any problems? any special precautions I should take?

geeshhhh

In-laws

Thanks

Warm Regards

& ASD 11/25/00 in Maine

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here is a handled on at Kmart

http://www.bluelight.com/product/index.jsp?productId=1199543 Here it is on

another site. I am sorry, I can not remember how Matt is but this site says it

is to be used up to 60 lbs. were as the one at Wal-mart is for up to 200lb or

more

http://www.buychoice.com/prodDetail.cfm/30336,Hedstrom%20Mini%20Trampoline,MX1 I

hope this helps

Warm Regards

& ASD 11/25/00 in Maine

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Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2003 6:31 PM

Subject: RE: Mini Tramp Safety questions

Thanks ! Last time I looked there, they didn't have them, only the

HUGE ones.

Which one are you going to get for ?

Mareyllen

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The Wal-Mart website has them for 19.99 plus I think it was $7 to ship to

Maine. I am going to wait until the local Wal-Mart can get one in. I found

one of the square ones with the handle for $70ish on a website if you are

interested in that I will find the link.

Mini Tramp Safety questions

Hi

My In-laws are giving me grief about getting a mini tramp,

saying

it is not safe and that the " way " he is, he will really hurt himself.

Has

anyone had any problems? any special precautions I should take? geeshhhh

In-laws

Thanks

Warm Regards

& ASD 11/25/00 in Maine

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here is a handled on at Kmart

http://www.bluelight.com/product/index.jsp?productId=1199543 Here it is on

another site. I am sorry, I can not remember how Matt is but this site says it

is to be used up to 60 lbs. were as the one at Wal-mart is for up to 200lb or

more

http://www.buychoice.com/prodDetail.cfm/30336,Hedstrom%20Mini%20Trampoline,MX1 I

hope this helps

Warm Regards

& ASD 11/25/00 in Maine

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Meshttp://www.buychoice.com/prodDetail.cfm/30336,Hedstrom%20Mini%20Trampoline,MX\

1sage -----

From: weinberg@...

To: parenting_autism

Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2003 6:31 PM

Subject: RE: Mini Tramp Safety questions

Thanks ! Last time I looked there, they didn't have them, only the

HUGE ones.

Which one are you going to get for ?

Mareyllen

Re: Mini Tramp Safety questions

The Wal-Mart website has them for 19.99 plus I think it was $7 to ship to

Maine. I am going to wait until the local Wal-Mart can get one in. I found

one of the square ones with the handle for $70ish on a website if you are

interested in that I will find the link.

Mini Tramp Safety questions

Hi

My In-laws are giving me grief about getting a mini tramp,

saying

it is not safe and that the " way " he is, he will really hurt himself.

Has

anyone had any problems? any special precautions I should take? geeshhhh

In-laws

Thanks

Warm Regards

& ASD 11/25/00 in Maine

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Hey, if you don't feel safe with the tramp, just buy him a cheap twin

mattress and throw it on the floor for him! Just make sure it's a really

bouncy one!

Sue

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We just got ours a year or two ago, but they still advertise them.

Sue

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ellen,

Try Meijers, WalMart, Kmart, any sporting goods store, possible Sears, etc..

Look in the dept they have their exercise equipment in.

Sue

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ellen,

Try Meijers, WalMart, Kmart, any sporting goods store, possible Sears, etc..

Look in the dept they have their exercise equipment in.

Sue

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> Hi

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> My In-laws are giving me grief about getting a mini tramp,

saying it is not safe and that the " way " he is, he will really hurt

himself. Has anyone had any problems? any special precautions I

should take? geeshhhh In-laws

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> Thanks

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> Warm Regards

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> & ASD 11/25/00 in Maine

I have nothing but great things to say about our mini tramp

experiences...As well as the experiences I have had in the classroom

Amy mom to

Noah 6, Autism , bipolar

Lucas 8 ADHD Aspergers

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> My In-laws are giving me grief about getting a mini tramp,

saying it is not safe and that the " way " he is, he will really hurt

himself. Has anyone had any problems? any special precautions I

should take? >

Well, actually, they may not be very tactful, but they are right

about needing some safety precautions...mini-tramps can cause serious

injuries if not used properly.

Rules?

* Make sure the mini-tramp is far enough away from hard furniture,

sharp corners, and windows that if the child loses his bearings, he

won't fall into something that could hurt him.

* Teach him to jump holding your hands...I have hold my

forearms, and I hold his---it's a secure grip.

* Teach him to walk onto the mini-tramp, not run and jump into it, as

many kids do...losing your footing can cause toes to get caught under

the vinyl edging and the kid takes a nose dive to the floor. Twisted

ankles, bruise knees, possible bloody lip.

That's what I can think of for now...if I remember any others, I'll

post them.

Raena

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> It was the best thing ever that I bought for my kids.

Same here.

Sissi

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Ignore them and get a mini-tramp. Even autistic kids are smart enough to

know that don't want to hurt themselves.

Sissi

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Ignore them and get a mini-tramp. Even autistic kids are smart enough to

know that don't want to hurt themselves.

Sissi

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> That way, if he doesn't use it,

BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!! (as Penny would say).

He'll use it.

Trust me.

Sissi

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> That way, if he doesn't use it,

BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!! (as Penny would say).

He'll use it.

Trust me.

Sissi

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Well, some of them are. LOL!

I have one that does some self-injurous behaviour.

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> Ignore them and get a mini-tramp. Even autistic kids are smart enough to

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Well, some of them are. LOL!

I have one that does some self-injurous behaviour.

Georga

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> Ignore them and get a mini-tramp. Even autistic kids are smart enough to

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Well, some of them are. LOL!

> I have one that does some self-injurous behaviour.

Me too. But that's a lot different from accidental hurt.

Boone doesn't like to cause his own pain unless he's pissed. Them he bangs

his head. No kamikazes off the trampoline so far.

Sissi

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Well, some of them are. LOL!

> I have one that does some self-injurous behaviour.

Me too. But that's a lot different from accidental hurt.

Boone doesn't like to cause his own pain unless he's pissed. Them he bangs

his head. No kamikazes off the trampoline so far.

Sissi

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To be honest we kept our old sofa cushions for safety. The funny thing is

that's what she uses to jump most of the time. So if you can't find a tramp

check out on trash day for someone throwing away an old sofa and steal a

couple cushions LOL

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To be honest we kept our old sofa cushions for safety. The funny thing is

that's what she uses to jump most of the time. So if you can't find a tramp

check out on trash day for someone throwing away an old sofa and steal a

couple cushions LOL

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