If a trampoline is purchased for home use, then the AAP recommends following these guidelines and trampoline safety tips: Children and teens should be supervised by an adult at all times during ...

Cover the trampoline’s frame, spring, and hooks with protective safety pads. Install a safety net around the trampoline. Check the trampoline for tears and broken fixtures before every use.

Bouncing up and down on a home trampoline may look like fun, but the popular piece of backyard equipment is "intrinsically dangerous" and should be strongly discouraged, says the co-author of an ...

Trampoline safety expert Marc Rabinoff, of Metropolitan State College of Denver, Colo., calls trampolines "quad machines" because they can turn you into a quadriplegic in four seconds." ...

The best trampoline ladder is the N1Fit 3-Step Wide Universal Trampoline Ladder. It’s made of durable, weather- and heat-resistant materials and uses a three-step construction for maximum safety ...

While it is unclear how many injuries occur at trampoline parks, the Consumer Product Safety Commission estimated that in 2015 there were 107,100 trampoline-associated injuries in the U.S. that ...