So we bought it, received it, unboxed it, and there it was — A ball pit for kids in our home. Our baby was exhilarated, crawling in and out of it, smiling and cheering.

The vestibular system lodged in the inner ear controls our sense of movement and balance. Bouncing on the indoor trampoline will train the vestibular system to grow aware of any motion within space and help your child develop a sense of balance. Improved kinesthetic awarenessGenerally speaking, the smaller the trampoline, the lower the bounce height, the safer it is for toddlers. Bar or no bar: Bars provide a nice handle for added stability. The height of these can often adjust. Be sure that the handlebar is the right height and your child doesn't hit their chin on it. Additionally, make sure it's coated in something that young toddlers can't chew off. For sure, a one-year-old differs in size and skill level from a three-year-old. Take these differences into consideration when filling up the ball pit for toddlers. It’s important not to fill the pool too deep with balls to the point where your child begins to struggle. Start by filling the pit with balls until it reaches their waist. As they grow, you can add more balls to the pool.

Your child's safety while having a blast in the ball pit or baby trampoline is our utmost priority. Each product part plays a significant role in the safety and functionality of the complete product.

Our SmarTrike ball pit for toddlers (aka 3-in-1 activity center) is made with high-quality materials, as are all of our products. Because of the age difference, it is almost impossible to see my boys enjoying the same game together. But I found a solution that exists within smarTrike's indoor trampoline for kids. By improving blood circulation, trampolining ensures that more oxygen is transported to the brain, increasing your child's alertness, creativity, and concentration. The increased oxygen circulation also stimulates the release of endorphins, neurotransmitters that help reduce stress and anxiety and promote happiness. You’d recall I mentioned having two boys. The older one is four and a half years old and brawnier, and the other is a little over a year and more athletic. Spending money on separate age-appropriate toys and games is in our routine.