ELC My First Trampoline Reviews

When I saw this at the bootsale I just couldn't resist buying it for the £5 that was being asked for it as I had looked at the prices of these online some months earlier and found them to be around the £28-£30 price range, which for a childs toy isn't too bad but why pay more when you can get things cheaper, I love the bootsales for ...  Read the complete review

We brought this for our lil ones first birthday, as her little friend had a big trampoline and she seemed to love it. It needed assembling which was easy to do and did not take too long, about 15minutes with two of us doing it together. It is a fair size once assembled so we have chosen to keep it in our garden and our garage ...  Read the complete review

For my daughters first birthday I decided to buy her this trampoline. She had just started to walk with help from her walker and furniture etc. Since she loved her baby bouncer I thought she would love this, especially with that added freedom to be able to bounce unaided. This trampoline definitely provided that but also had the bar for ...  Read the complete review

Our ELC My First Trampoline was something that we bought secondhand from a car boot sale. When we saw it we were in 2 minds about whether it was a good idea or not as sometimes children and trampolines don't mix very well. However this little babies first trampoline is something that is much closer to the floor than most ...  Read the complete review

I bought this trampoline for the local mother & toddler group which I run. The kids all absolutely love it (from as soon as they can stand themselves right up to the 3-4 year old toddlers which attend). The trampoline itself cost around £20 from my local branch of the Early Learning Centre and came in a reasonable ...  Read the complete review

Children love bouncing around on trampolines, but the problem for parents and care givers is the worry that they may fall and sustain some king of injury. This model is fantastic in many respects, but one of the main ones being the height from which the trampoline is raised. This relatively small distance provides a compromise in that ...  Read the complete review

I bought this trampoline for my daughter from the early learning centre as one of her Christmas presents when she was 18 months old. She had fallen in love with her cousin's trampoline and had to be practically prised from it every time we visited. So me and my husband decided to get her one for Christmas. The early learning ...  Read the complete review

My son recieved this trampoline at his first birthday and it cost around £20 from the early learning centre which seemed an ok price for the product. It took us quite a while to get it built up and once it was built it wasnt all level so anytime he bounced on it, it would bang against the floor and was rather loud. He enjoys ...  Read the complete review

My daughter is suddenly a little firework. So much energy for a 1 year old. Never wants to sleep, just wants to play. I knew a trampoline would be a big hit as she had played with them at activity centres and also I had one as a child and loved it. The question was where was we going to put it? We only live in a 2 bedroom flat and we are ...  Read the complete review

My daughter has been using this from about 12 months old when she first started wlaking. Her friend who is 2 and a half also loves it and I think we have a lot more use left. It is a nice light weight but study little trampoline. It has a good grip bar and padded fabric between the base frame and the actual trampoline fabric ...  Read the complete review

i was given one of these as a gift for my daughter when she was 1 year old. the thing is still going 2 years on with continued usage. its was very easy to put together and thats coming from a 22 year old mum so really its not that hard honestly. the bit i love the most is the skirt part that goes over the bouncy rope, its such ...  Read the complete review

The ELC Blossom Farm Trampoline is suitable for babies from 12months old. It comes in unisex colours and has a solid easy to grip handle bar and covers for the edges so your child's feet won't slip down the sides. It is low enough for baby to climb on and off by themselves but there are no restraints to put around it so you will need ...  Read the complete review

My mother in law brought this for my daughters birthday and it was rubbish . She got it from argos i think it was £30.00 and it all came flat pack . Well it was the night before my daughters birthday and we decided to set it up so it was ready for her to use instead of her waiting for us to set it up and it was a ...  Read the complete review

Since my youngest son has been born he has always been really active so as soon as he was 8 months and able to stand he would try and bounce on everything. We decided to but him the first trampoline for his first birthday. We purchased the trampoline from the early learning centre it cost £30. The trampoline comes with extra ...  Read the complete review

So from the age of about 6 months my son begins to bounce - bounce in his cot, bounce when being held under his arms, he just bounced (we should have called him Tigger)! So for his birthday, as he had continues to bounce for at least 6 months prior to this, we decided to get him a trampoline. My First Trampoline from ELC cost about £30 ...  Read the complete review

February 2006 and my daughter, Olivia, makes her first bid for freedom by pulling herself up against the sofa. Overcome with parental joy we decided that the ideal first birthday present for her would be something that encouraged these first attempts. So when Mr Historywitch made his next trip back to the UK with the car in April, he was ...  Read the complete review