Children of all ages love to bounce and play in bouncy castles. Although bouncing is good for children’s health, we need to be careful to prevent accidents in small spaces.

The injuries caused by bouncy castles include bumps, abrasions, fractures, etc. When two or more children are bouncing around in the same bouncy castle,they cannot control their bodies in the air, so they are prone to collisions. The more players in the same bouncy castle, the easier it is to cause collisions. Older children often perform more vigorous movements than younger children, such as hard jumping or flipping, which can be harmful to younger children who don’t always know how to protect yourself in the environment.

So it’s important to separate kids by age or weight so kids of different sizes don’t bounce together at the same time. Children are divided into different age groups and they take turns playing in the bouncy castle. It’s up to the adults to decide the rules and ask the kids to follow them, make sure they don’t fight in the bounce house. Children are not allowed to play in the bouncy castle without beating guards to ensure their safety.

Written by Doris from East-inflatables