Hidden camera investigation: Trampoline park safety (Marketplace)
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- Trampoline parks may seem fun for the whole family, but Marketplace does safety spot-checks across the country and finds they may not be as safe as you think.
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I dont understand why they let babies on trampoline
They have a whole different section for under 10's at the park near me
@@SirVoltz same
@sbolt i would say that she will not walk again if she goes into that monster trampoline.I would say that in a childish way so a kid would understand.
And a parent shouldnt spoil their children and if parents thinks that the child will be calm with a phone then they are very mistaken bec it just goes to a worse thing you have ever done to a child.A doctor said that it produces hormones of happiness(forgot the name) and it acts like a drug.
They have toddler time where really early hours toddlers get a whole section for like an hour and a half and then at night when everybody goes they still have a section for kids under 10
Never had so many likes in my life
Well, if you bring your kids to a trampoline park, it is your responsibility to watch and educate your own kids. Actually, it's your responsibility to watch and educate your own kids no matter where you bring them. They can still hurt themselves really bad in a public park if you don't watch them. Trampoline parks just increase the dangers exponentially. But you can't just rely on the employees to watch your kids. They are still your own responsibility no matter where you go.
vuaeco exactly
True, however, a reasonable amount of safety and/or education on what not to do (like dont dive in shallow water) is still the responsibility of the industry.
Sure the parents should watch their kids but, the employees are trained/ certified for the trampolines not the parents.
My point exactly
That part doesn't concern me as much as them completely releasing themselves from liability in maintaining the safety of their equipment.i can watch my kid like a hawk but if their equipment fails mid jump, for example, I'll be watching her hurt herself.
Parents literally sign the same waiver when kids go on a field trip
Chantel McKay ik
Just because you sign a liability waiver doesn't mean the the trampoline park wasn't still negligent
@@twurlywurly6720 thats is literally what the waiver is for.
Yes to a baseball field sitting in seats doing nothing.
You cannot sign a child's wellbeing or rights away. those waivers are essentially a trick. if a service is negligent, they're negligent. You have some assumed risk doing a dangerous thing, but if they're liable, they're liable.
"His nose was in his eye area."
I've played _Operation;_ that ain't where your nose 'sposed to be...
Brandy McNamee I’m so sorry but I found this funny for some odd reason-
God I'm horrible for laughing
This made my day
**BEEP**
“Nobody stopped them” “no orientation, no training” “and nobody watched the safety tape”
The public needs to be more informed about these activities before trying them. Parents should supervise their children. The companies don’t need to do those things. They aren’t providing a child care service, they are providing a jumping service. The minimum wage making staff are not responsible for keeping your children safe from harm on a trampoline. Parents should take responsibility for what happens to their children
Richard Herrera I do read the safety tape
agreed Richard. they also don't mention in the video that you won't break your neck jumping into the foam pit jumping feet first, but by trying a double front flip you could, and you could get seriously injured. It says clearly at every trampoline park 'no flips' or similar. Noone pays attention then wants to blame the park? Whatever.
People tend to not read the Terms and Conditions.
Richard Herrera so let me sum it up your saying the opposite since parenthesis are used to oppose to something and that parents are still doing what they can...
Used to play "popcorn" when I was a kid where one kid would sit in the middle in the fetal position and at least 5 other kids would jump around and try to bound that kid off. Who ever stayed on the longest won.
Karley Pamer same I always won but I only did it on my trampoline in my garden
Karley Pamer I was the popcorn once I landed on my nose, I survived tho being hurt is part of being a kid🤷♀️
Dangerous, but fun
Karley Pamer oof
Same
•kids play
•parents don't watch
•kids get hurt
its nothing to do with the company its to do with parents not watching them.
True but if a parent takes there eyes of a kid at a swimming pool you expect the life gaurd to keep them safe so why can't the same logic apply for trampoline parks ?
@@hyperlion2020 because one lifeguard cant watch 30 kids at the same time. That's on a slow day.
This is why my parents never took me to these places and also it's a bit expensive .
hyper lion yes, but workers at trampoline parks don’t watch you they just make sure your not breaking any rolls and stuff like that. Life guards are called life guards for a reason, there like a guardian above water
@@todorokiswife9337 the rules are in place so no one gets hurt right. So they are suppose to watch the children in the park not the parents because its there job
I love how they’re trying to make these places look like they should be banned while multiple times they have said that it is just little kids that don’t know right or wrong doing unsafe things.
thats the point
It's people who try to attempt something they definitely can't do
Its my fault if I break a bone in my body, not the trampoline company. They didn’t force me to do a back flip.
lamar then be cautious...
EXACTLY HERE PEOPLE ARE JUST BEING PLAINE DUMB
Sondvl24 lmao I can’t plaine
Sondvl24 whose dumb?
Well said. Correct.
60% of the accidents happening could be prevented by not letting under 10s in.
Kelsey’s World no why should you ur under 10
What about the older kids/parents who can be very reckless and should have their own section if you want 11yr olds and 17 yr olds together that can be very very dangerous so there are many ways that parks can be safer but I have to disagree with you “fact?” (Where did you find it?)
WojtekTechTips yeah but what about the responsible people under 10?
My park has a toddler section, and we put A, B, C, D on their stickers. youngest = A. older = D. We organize by age as best we can.
I would be happy with that lol .
I injured my tail bone at one of these places, it was my own fault because I wasn’t wearing appropriate socks. My mother took responsibility for it because she wasn’t watching me fully. More parents need to do this, it’s not up to staff to take care of children, there job is to make sure there aren’t many injuries.
Kayla Read I was jumping for a long time and did something to my back so I couldn’t bend over, run, jump, or let alone walk without feeling back pain. Now I can’t jump too long, only a couple minutes like 5.
I was in cloud nine, and I was jumping for hours. Just jumping, I didn’t even touch the foam pit. But It’s my fault even if I was alone there with only my friends mom cuz her birthday. I don’t know what I did to it, I think the tramps are too tough.
@@vinny_rivera ... if the pain persists for so long go see a doctor. You may have a spine injury, and it's better to see if anything can be done now instead of waiting for it to get worse.
So they know the risks of jumping without proper socks and should never allow it. Not your fault
I don’t know where tf y’all were going, but my local park has supervisors everywhere. Not to mention you do assume a risk every time you do anything, and jumping on trampolines can’t be regulated the way y’all want. If you think they’re unsafe, don’t let ur kids go. It’s that simple
Hey WTF you doing making sense on the internet
They stated where they were going... the show is shot in Canada.
@@pattyfranco827 this might be news to you patty. But there is more than 1 trampoline park in Canada. Shocker I know. 30 million people? How do we support not 1 but TWO trampoline parks.
You could also fracture your spine from taking a shower and slipping...
lol true
We should sue showers
I see you noticed the "reasonably safe premise" part. I assure you if spine fractures in showers common somebody'd be looking into it.
edit: i typed "showers shower" for some reason
I have broken my leg by slipping in the shower, i hit my leg on the tap and it twisted around and snapped the bone, the most painful time of my life
I just snorted
15 employees, 215 kids. The employees can't do it all. The parents need to WATCH THEIR OWN KIDS!!! I went to a trampoline park, and my mom actually watched me the whole time. They didn't make her pay to watch me, so I don't see why other parents don't watch their kids.
i needed a channel name there should also be a limit on the amount of kids there can be at one time!
there is always a limit on the amount of children in the park at once and in the UK its usually 150-200 at my local one. the employees also have a certain amount children they have to watch (the ratio. ie: 1 adult:10 kids). if they lowered the amount of entry access they would lose money. if they hired more staff they would lose money. their only option to help that is to raise prices. i completely disagree with how these businesses work but thats how it is
and about how your mum watched you, she wasnt allowed on the trampolines. she could stand on the side but couldnt physically be close enough to you to prevent you from getting hurt. a parent never knows what their kid is going to do until they do it, so if you are about to jump into the foam pit but you decide to do a flip and end up breaking your back, their is no way the parent could have stopped that unless she was running beside you telling you not to flip. also, in the UK, parent cant stand in the same room as the tramps. they sit on the upper floor in an overpriced cafe. they can only see the front part of the park as the back has a wall that covers it. the only way a parent can come into the park is if they pay for a full priced ticket. so it isnt completely the parents responsibility. when kids go to school, they go into the school responsibility. this should be the same everywhere else or they need to make places more accessible for parents to look after their kids or MAKE THE PLACES SAFER!
i needed a channel name what u don’t get is...the parents are counting on the employees to tell them if something happens or to help the kid...the employee job is to WATCH the kids the parents is to DRIVE THERE and RETURN TO WHERE THEY CAME FROM.
i needed a channel name the employees at both of my town’s trampoline parks, don’t give a crap about the kids lmaoooo. I fell out of my zip line harness because the employee wasn’t doing proper safety check.
@@peachez1527 That is what bad parents do. Employees can't see everything.
Alright I got something to say; I work at one of these trampoline parks as a part time job and when I first started I got a lot of training for what to do when someone gets injured and how to prevent it. We are enforced to give rule speeches to all jumpers and if we see someone breaking the rules we don't let it slide, we can even ask them to leave if we see that they are risking themselves or others. There is always a court monitor watching over and keeping a close eye out, and when things happen like a child is disobeying the rules or crawling onto the pads like they showed here, it is up to the parents to watch their kids and have them understand that they cannot do that. I have seen parents even encouraging their kids to not follow what we say and do whatever they want, and it's stressful for us and then we get blamed. We are not a daycare, and we don't raise your children, parents need to teach their kids to listen more and watch over them as well with us. Also, when I tell people that they have to fill out a waiver, I always urge them to read it properly. If people don't want to read that is a risk on themselves and they need to know what they are getting into.
Just hearing that someone cant move. Or is paralyzed makes my back hurt
I also work at a trampoline park and not only is everything you are saying true, but the parents also get insanely angry when we tell their kids to stop doing unsafe things. People need to take responsibility for their kids rather than thinking they have the right to do whatever they want
Funny, how this is with everything. I have heard parents trying to sue animation studios in Japan cause they didn’t get the memo that a lot of those dramas and such aren’t for kids. I do think it’s sad that parents think it’s okay to allow their kids to watch shows aimed at teens or older, and then get mad cause of what happens when you stupidly do that.
Same thing here, parents don’t think and in these cases I’d say that those parents need to have their kids taken away. Moreover, if you think it’s fine to allow your kids to break rules, or watch shows targeted to an older audience then you shouldnt have kids.
I blame parents for a lot of things, mostly cause if parents were smarter then my love of art wouldn’t be seen as childish.
That and stuff like this would have a better community, of people who’d be into having more fun.
@@alyshamattos9455 Exactly. Parents get mad by the rules but we are doing them to ensure the safety of your child and others, even if it seems too much, but it is our job and enforced by our management. If I could get a dollar for every time a parent has told me "We pay to be here and we should do whatever we want", I would be rich by now. It's insane also how many people feel more superior than others because they're the customers and we are only the minimum payed workers and then we get treated like trash. I just want everyone to have a safe and smooth time, and I don't want anyone to get hurt, so please parents, follow our rules and also be polite. We are not trying to ruin your day, we are trying to help you.
That reminds me of the angry parents I saw storming out of the Deadpool movies.
It’s my fault if I do a back flip and I hurt myself. It’s their fault if the trampoline breaks or of my foot goes through it.
True
Dude. If you break your neck from a backflip on a trampoline, say you did double.
true
This isn't true once kids are involved and even less so when the corporation specifically targets kids.
Trampolines are dangerous? Wow I would have never known.
AxthonyFX/Gaming r/woosh
AxthonyFX/Gaming ..its sarcasm
You guys are making it sound like all this accidents are the trampoline parks fault. In my near by trampoline park they have rules like you can't do flips into a foam pit unless you're a professional. And tell the parents to watch their kids cause the staff can't be responsable for every little kid jumping around. In other words don't do stunts you can't do
Not the trampoline park's fault per se, but I don't think many parents are prepared that it's not just their kids who aren't that smart in the moment, but every single other one in the same place. How it is dangerous in ways you haven't thought of is pretty important information.
Ryan Tsui You are kinda right. But it’s just like traffic. For a car u need license to drive in traffic. For access in the trampoline park you have to sign and listen, read or watch the rules. Just like driving school.
Alicia Quilichini Yeah its not mostly their fault. The fault they have on their shoulders are not making them understand how dangerous it could be.
@@larsvanzutphen9095 Right, well regulated and requiring a license and insurance to operate, just like traffic. Right?
Same at my local one
There are risks with an activity we do on a daily basis, or for fun. The problem with these trampoline parks is that people think they become superman when they're bouncing, and disregard all common sense and safety measures. It's individuals and parents responsibility to know the limits, and stop unsafe behaviour.
Exactly.
I agree
everyone who goes to the trampoline park should sign a form indicating that they have read all of the rules and understand they will be kicked out if they break any of the rules. Like putting your initial next to all of the rules and then signing the bottom.
Scott Unknown
At our local trampoline park, you sign a waiver saying if your child gets injured, it's not the place's fault, so you can’t sue them. If your child gets injured, it’s your own fault
Should we ban all stairs? Cuz you can fall and break ur damn neck🤷♂️
Oh my god yes we're need to ban em... How can they allow this to continue!?
@@furtim1 your childhood must have sucked
@@furtim1 sure you did, anybody that has to list things to make childhood seem like it was awesome usually had a garbage childhood and you absolutely didn't do any of what you said,
@@furtim1 again having to list the things you "did" when you were a child means that you didn't do any of it as you are trying to brag and only losers who have no life like to brag
@@furtim1 oh my childhood was awesome, but the difference is that im not gonna brag because i actually did the things i can brag about unlike you
I can't STAND parents who takes their kids everywhere, no matter where they are, restaurants or trampoline parks they stop watching their kids, thinking that the staff will do it & then questioning & getting angry at everyone else when the kid hurts itself or someone else..
Ingrid Åkerblom this!!!
Ingrid Åkerblom, yeah I agree but the parents can be watching and they can still get hurt I think that's why this park really tics me off
This makes me not want to go to a trampoline park
This is true but if the parent watches their kid and they get hurt in somewhere it’s suppose to be safe, it’s on the place and staff.
But i understand when they break the rules.
Next video
Going undercover on sidewalk
Many have died
i can imagine them saying that
Killrrkand 💀
Hahahahahahaha
True!
Killrrkand oop😂
Sure the parks should be safe, but the parents should also watch their friggin kids.
Ikr!
I'm into extreame sports and I've badly injured myself multiple times. But I've always said me falling is on me and not the parks fault
• HamilKIDS • fricking*
• HamilKIDS • also your stereotypical about the fact that they don’t
The parents are not trained in gymnastics. This is not the kind of park with trees and grass where you just walk around. This is a trampoline park.
its your damn fault if you do a stunt that you CANT do and you get hurt.
Thing is some of these kids are very young
funloveish I don’t see what that changes, if it’s not their fault it’s their parents
@@lolzimop9174 obviously you shouldn't let kids that young runaround on trampolines. Especially considering the staff is either not trained or doesn't care.
funloveish sorry about that misinterpreted ur comment.
Exactly, it's people like that that make it so you can't do more difficult stuff due to rules.
At my trampoline park the employees explain all the rules before we can go.
Now for all of those kids that didn't listen: there's no crying when you break your legs boi.
Blameth victim for listen not
Tuffen up pusseys brake a leg walk it off my dad says.
Yeah like double bouncing is against the rules and you should sign the waiver
same, In New Zealand at JUMP they explain all the rules and have employees watching all the time and they are on the trampolines themselves to make sure everything is fine, but they don't stop the double bouncing even tho its a rule not to do.
Remastered same with mine
***watches in car on the way to trampoline park***
Rip
Good luck
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Sasha Lennon This isn’t discoed
Danté Caliber ???
They're not going to win the lawsuit lmfao.... On the sign it told them "No belly Flops" It's her fault she belly flopped not the Trampoline parks. And how wouldve the worker known that she was gonna belly flop.
Nutsay
Maybe that part was added after
Nutsay well some parks allow it annoyingly
no, trampoline park safety is at a very high basis, and its being inspected by professionals multiple times before even opening. Simply the rules are made, if you go to the park, its on your own risk, but obviously its not a risk if you follow all the rules.
I don't feel bad it's her own fault. She chose to do it and were aware of dangers.
NutSay TRUUEEEEEE
*"Perform trick at your own risk and never land on your head or neck" that great advice to tell carefree 6 yr olds*
Maria Sfyroeras your hideous
@@its120clockboi3 So are you and on the inside, too.
You're right Maria, not to mention all the kids who think it's funny to watch the smaller kids go flying. It's not just the parks responsibility, it's everyone who goes there to. If it's small kids, it's on the parents too.
those 6 year olds should have parents...
We just wouldn't be going. That's scary. And some people may still be blissfully unawares of all the dangers lurking.. Imagine this being something you try because its close to home. Not thinking it's a big deal..
I work at a trampoline park. My favourite part is that when you sign the wavier, we don’t assume any responsibility of your child. You are reasonable for your own child. When you let your child run free range in a trampoline park, and don’t watch them. That’s on you. You’re supposed to be monitoring your own child. I have argued with so many parents when I tell them that they’re not allowed on the trampolines with children. We don’t want adults landing on kids. The parents are one of the biggest problems that I find, when I’m trying to keep children safe. Double bouncing, back flips, more than one person on a trampoline... that’s strictly prohibited from my facility.
You work at jumping jizzards?
Contrary to popular belief, waivers don't actually void any legal responsibility. They can be used as evidence against a lawsuit as to try and prove the plaintiff was negligent, but it won't save a company from being held liable if the court finds enough evidence to believe the company itself was negligent, regardless of the waiver.
What if you cant be monitoring your child? What if there are boundries preventing you from doing so? What do you do then?
Nevermind i got the wrong idea
Which trampoline park do you work at? I work at a Skyzone
You can break your skull from falling of your bikes
Sue the bikes
The the earth for helping the bike in breaking your skull
@@SirVoltz sue the earth.
@@federal.threat oh thank you for completing my reply xD
Good point
Helmets
"Where was the staff?"
Umm, where were you mom? Where was the little boy's mom? Own up to some of your own failures.
You mean babysitting isn't included?!
Damnnnnnnn
Okay almost a valid point if this was a pottery class or a pizza party. There is no way an average parent is going to know enough about trampoline safety to supervise a child. The staff there isn't informing parents of the risks or safety concerns. Parents aren't going to recognise unsafe trampoline designs. When the trampoline expert was at a park she instantly saw safety problems because of her experience. There were staff and parents all watching though who couldn't see anything wrong.
Parents are reassured by the staff in the area and the relaxed enforcement of policies that they assume it's a safe environment. It's like a pool saying you don't need to know how to swim, you don't have to worry about your kids, and then not having lifeguards.
Again this shows the differences in mentality between US and Canada's citizenry...Canadians are used to the govt taking responsibility for most of everything whereas in the US more responsibility is put on consumers...both systems have pros and cons but the major con of the Canadian system is the red tape and utter uselessness of a majority of Canadian citizens...if you look at provinces that are more remote and removed from the govt you find quality of life is better same for the USA.
Thomas Dority have you ever been to the states lol? People sue over every possible thing.
"An adult dies in the foam" How did you do that?
Probably went head first (neck broke) or belly flopped (spine broke), someone could fall at terminal velocity into a foam pit and survive as long as they're on their back
Scalawag how can a belly flop into a foam pit cause a broken spine?. Especially a grown man
I felt incredibly sad, cuz ofc someone lost their life when they were just having fun, but i asked myself the same question....Like srry if im being insensitive but just...how-💀
Might have landed on someone
on of my friends almost drowned in one. it’s not that hard. three people were with me and we had a 2v2 fight throwing blocks. as we did we ended up digging a pit. our pit was deeper so we decided to do what most people think when they hop in a foam pit: How deep is it? so we decided we would dig to the floor. one friend on the other team when coming to see our pit feel in head first and other blocks fell on top of him. you really can’t breathe under those blocks, they have a fume that by the smell you know you don’t want to breathe. his legs were flailing and we knew he couldn’t breathe, there is no way to get out with the weight of the other blocks on top of him. we pulled him out and he was ok, but we definitely took a break after that
Yeah, you can get hurt, you can even in rare cases get killed. There is a chance for injury in everything exciting, thats what makes it fun.
spiffcats a father died! That’s horrible from having a amazing day with ur kids to saying goodbye to ur dad. Definitely won’t be going anymore that’s too scary for me
lol yeah
Lmfao
Do you pick up pennies in front of a steamroller because it’s fun?
You completely missed the point 🙄
This video: “it’s not your fault for being an inattentive parent, just blame the trampoline parks.”
Angry Yellow Lesbian yup! Why take responsibility nowadays? It’s all about blaming someone else for you being incompetent
Pretty much the Millenial mantra, its not my fault, its yours, i was dumb didnt think, but now i want to bankrupt you for my ignorance...ugh so sad
I agree it's amazing how horrible some parents are
True that ‼️
It should be both the responsibility of the park for regulating equipment and safety as well as a parent to know if a child is too young and teach large kids to stay mindful of their surroundings and other people.
It’s almost like *gasp* you can get injured during sports. And *gasp* that they have to sign a waiver so that they don’t get sued for what they willingly go in to. And *gasp* that they are literally doing their job and they can’t be responsible for every single willing participant!
Contrary to popular belief, waivers don't actually void any legal responsibility. They can be used as evidence against a lawsuit as to try and prove the plaintiff was negligent, but it won't save a company from being held liable if the court finds enough evidence to believe the company itself was negligent, regardless of the waiver.
@@MikeTXBC ok u don't have to c+p on every comment
Mike K I don’t know where you live, but waivers act like a contract. Consenting to the proceed with the activity. If you sign the waiver, it means that they are not responsible for any injury and you accept that risk.
CBC: Trampoline parks are very dangerous
Also CBC: We had a few kids wear cameras and do backflips to see how dangerous it is
If you obey and read instructions, you're fine. Injuries that happen because someone broke the rules isn't the company's fault. However, if you or someone else gets injured because of someone else's actions, the park should be responsible for enforcing their rules to prevent something really bad happening. It's on the company to enforce their own policies and to keep people safe, and consumers expect that the park staff know what they are doing.
then they should know...
Do you pick up pennys in front of a steam roller? These parks are just a terrible idea and they should be avoided at all costs. Kids can play tag for free and have just as much fun without life long injury.
XER0GRAVITY at least I read the instructions
XER0GRAVITY ok so the dad that jumped into a pit and died was his fault?
@@csabour9 what if a kid trips on his shoelace and cracks his head open. Everything in life has a risk
*Goes straight to trampoline park*
100th like 😂🤧
Ok um sure you should make Trampoline Parks safe, But come on, PARENTS SHOW UR KIDS THE RULES
Like that girl did a belly flop, It SAID no belly flops and there IS a reason for that
SHOW UR KIDS THE RULES
Oh my gosh 😂😂 found you
True
But some tramp parks parents can come in unless they pay
a PHENOMENON called “double bounce”
I laughed so hard when I heard her say that!
Hmmm i think what i’m doing every day on the trampoline is killing my friends?
😂😂😂 to keep it a buck tho double bouncing can throw u out of a home trampoline with a net 😂
This is dumb you can get hurt anywhere but it’s the parents responsibility
EXOGaming - ReversePrime wow can’t believe you just said that
Dankius Default he’s not lying just said it wrong
What about the father that died in front of his kids in a trampoline park or the two teenagers who are paralyzed
Aristotle Quintana you can fall and break your arm, the earth causes the pain, SUE THE EARTH
Aristotle Quintana the dad is older than 21 he should read the notes in front in the park
This video makes me so mad it is a trampoline park most gymnasts or cheerleaders come if you are going to get hurt trying a skill or flip it is your own fault. I do hope that they force the rules more so people like 2 and 3 year olds so they aren’t getting hurt but professionals should be fine.
Gym_medalist 09 I agree like I’m a gymnast to
Gym_medalist 09 exactly I like to use the long trampolines as tumble tracks because I don’t have one at my gym but so many people try and flip when they clearly can’t I also think under 8’s shouldn’t be aloud unless in some areas because they go on your trampoline when you’re on it and also run in front of you on the tumble tracks and it’s so annoying not to mention dangerous
im a cheerleader and gymnast and ive been to my local park millions of times and i still havent broken anything. parents should fricken watch their children instead of letting them wander around if they dont want them breaking something...
totally agree, like its kinda there fault for hurting themselves, they can't blame it on the trampoline place.
I went to sky zone here and sector 6 where I'm from and the staff actually watches people and kinda strict on this type of stuff
I just wanna say I actually work at a trampoline park and most of the time the reason why people get hurt is because they either A) Don't do the research B) Don't listen or C) Don't think about what they're doing.Firstly, no matter what park you go to, you must sign a waiver. If you don't do your research and READ it, you can't claim us responsible. You signed that away the second you pressed submit on the form. At our facility we have specific rules for each attraction on a large yellow poster as well as court monitors to answer any questions on what you can do as well as tell you to stop if you are doing something incorrect. If you didn't read it or didn't LISTEN and did something you weren't supposed to, that's your fault. And lastly, the main reason why children are hurt is because of parents. Court monitors are there to facilitate the children, not parent them. If you leave, do not watch your children ir advise them to go against the court monitors orders-- you weren't THINKING of the consequences of the possibilty of your child getting hurt.
I feel like this whole video is just counterproductive. Every single adult nowadays complains how kids do not go outside anymore or exercise however the one chance kids see something positive as fun, they suddenly want to take it away. I do not think that catastophic injury is ok but these parents need to let their kids and THEMSELVES the chance to toughen up a bit. Kids will hurt themselves climbing a tree, playing basketball or riding a bike. Sorry for the long speech but just realize what you are doing before you blame others.
True
Now who finna read this novel this is bout as long as a Harry Potter chapter book
Ok that's true but I wish I did not what to read that hole thing
I do feel they want to take the good things kids get and turn it to something bad and kids should not have it.
Not every park needs a waver.
Yep believe it or not trampoline parks can be dangerous at is says in the WAIVER YOU SIGN, shocking right? And if you’re not responsible enough to make sure your child doesn’t misuse the equipment / break the rules that doesn’t make them any more dangerous.
James Hickman ik and those people are suing when it says no belly flops
Another problem is no one reads the waivers. It's just like the Terms of Service for most websites. Most people either don't have time to read them, choose not to cause they're too long, or if they do read them, they forget the terms right after they do.
Love Jays yup, although they’re still legal bounded texts that you sign.
@@jmshkm very true. People need to pay more attention and read as well as remember the waivers.
There is dangers in everything what the f did parents expect
Héctor Fernando Ban everything!
They need to ban kids’ bikes too!
I once saw a kid fall off a bike and break his arm!
👍
Wow sad about the last story
Royal Caymanian Banning will make Canada a Nanny state.
Parents should be responsible for their kids own safety, you let them in to play, and if your kids get hurt, don,t blame others, it is your fault!
Ban kids problem solved 😃
Obviously, these parks are inherently dangerous, but I think the public just needs to be more aware of the limitations of the trampolines and foam pits. It's not like all these kids are trained gymnasts who are taught how to fall safely or are supervised and spotted until they're strong enough to attempt flips on their own. I guess the parents and children place too much trust into the trampolines to catch their fall.
callmeky also mention how the point isn't to bubblewrap kids and all that
I think the point isn't to not bubble wrap kids or to bubble wrap kids, but for the parents to be fully informed of the circumstances of either choice. In this way, the parents can make the best decision for their child's safety based on the child themselves, and the family's personal circumstances.
callmeky 😂
Why is your 2 year old on a trampoline
Really, though
Right😐
It cant talk or walk but it can jump on a trampoline?
@@Ixe2077 unsupervised too
You sign waivers.
You are liable for yourself and injuries.
It’s not the businesses fault.
I agree. It is your fault.
BTW these don't usually happen they are freak accedents
Patrick Allan Have you been to one of these?
Patrick Allan Yeah
While you are partially right, my uncle works as a pediatric surgeon and most of the injuries he sees are from trampolines. I learned how to use a trampoline when I was in gymnastics and I can do so safely and I seriously injured my back at a trampoline park so they aren’t as uncommon as you might think
that’s exactly what the people the freak accidents affect said before the freak accident
Yeah, I split my lip in half in a skatepark once and had to go to hospital and I always used to go to skateparks but never really saw anyone having bad injuries like that. Just small things can cause the injuries but it doesn’t necessarily mean that it happens very often - I mean if you think about the amount of kids that actually go to trampoline parks and other potentially dangerous activities only a very small percentage of the kids actually get badly injured.
Guys, we should sue walking. It’s so unsafe, I almost died. I slipped on a banana peel, and slipped. I almost broke my back.
#SUEWALKING
Just don't go outside
xXMinecraft28Xx ikr. Once I walked and nearly fell off a cliff. So dangerous!
i was waking up and hit my toe on the corner of my bed! so unsafe ! sue the beds
Actually you should sue the banana peel
#SUEWALKING make it stop!!!!
i dont know, i really dont see the problem with trampoline parks. there is always a risk of injury when you engage in these sorts of activities. i think what needs to happen is these parents need to educate themselves and their children before sending them out onto a room full of trampolines. i grew up with one, and while there were injuries, my father spent a lot of time educating me on how to flip properly, and in a safe manner. it seems like people just think they can do anything, or have their kids do anything and there is no risk involved. if you dont want to spend the time educating your kids on how to be safe at a park like this there are many other places you could take them
What would Thrashor do?
Yeah the same risks apply for everything. Pool party= possibility of drowning or running to fast on the side, and hitting your head. Now parents are usually educated on the potential dangers of pools and make sure to know how strong of a swimmer their kid is. But not so much on trampolines. So like you said, parents need to be educated and kids need to be educated.
It's lazyness frol the parents! Thinking that the can just let the kids run free, the parents stop watching bcs they think that it's suddenly the staffs job to be the parent, bcs they have paid some fee.. no if you are a parent, you will always be one, you cant assume that peoples jobs include looking after your kid, no. They are getting paid for looking after the park etc.. many parents just leave their kids in theese kind of places & just assume that others will pick up their responisbility, and then something happens & theese parents never blame themselves, it's always something wrong with everyone else all the time..
In sweden a lunch restaurant banned kids after many incidents where the staff has been injured bcs of unwatched kids.. but instead of asking why they where banned, the parents started screaming "discrimination" to the media etc..
Can't stand people like this
I broke my ankle on my first minute in the park ;-;
At least I have a free hour now :)
I just saw people replied. I broke it because my foot slipped under the springs' cover and it got stuck.
Its because you dont know how to jump properly, maybe dont do things "dangerous" without knowing how to do them first.
How did it happen?
Lol you're joking right
Florencia Bahamonde: It's only 59 minutes & it ain't free b/c you already paid for it fool 😂
Now who’s responsible for that
Those foam pits scare me I can never get out
Dabo Rose same!!
Same I always need help to get out
I lost my sock in one and till this day I think no body found it....
And they also have this sorta hard tarp at the bottom, if you land fast on it *ouch.*
Once I jump in one I sonk like a broken down ship and when I tried getting out I had back problems lmao AND IM 11
I work at a trampoline park. Every injury I’ve seen in the almost 2 years of working there has been in result of someone breaking the rules, not paying attention, &/or failing to assess their own skill set.
A tip: watch YOUR OWN children!!! The employees aren’t babysitters. “Where were the employees??” Where were you, mom? We care about your kids & we don’t want them hurt, but no one can look out for your child like you can.
Another tip: if you haven’t had some gymnastics training, don’t do stunts on the trampolines. Know your limits. Some people can do tricks safely, some really shouldn’t even be jumping in the first place.
Those two tips will prevent probably 90% of injuries. (Freak accidents do happen: that’s why you sign a waiver)
PS: if you are uncomfortable with any of the policies in the waivers: LEAVE!
PPS: if you don’t read the waiver, you’re idiotic & clearly don’t care about your/your children’s safety, so I have NO sympathy!!!
I work at sky zone and I agree fully. We'll tell kids not to do certain stuff like chasing or flips and 9/10 times when they get hurt they were doing exactly what we told them to stop doing.
Why not make them leave without a refund when y'all see people are not following the rules. And seems like they parents don't care. So y'all should step up start making THEm leave i bet they start listening then..
FAITH WORK'S that’s a pretty common practice at my park at least! If we have to tell someone a rule multiple times, we get a supervisor, who often will tell them to leave.
My point is, we shouldn’t have to. Parents should be making sure their kids know & abide by the rules.
@@iyannaaliyah1617 I've kicked at least four people out lol
@@whiskerssonkittens most parents dont even care they act like they be scared of they own kids sad..
Well I mean I’ve been a gymnast for 11 years and I’m just saying if you know how to do a proper front tuck (front flip) I think it’s fine but belly flops are not good
I agree I also was a gymnast and when I see people do things like try to flip it hurts me to see that they're probably gonna get hurt
Same. I’ve been in gymnastics for 11 years too and I believe everything you said
Trashy_ Lizards I agree I’m a gymnast and they wouldn’t let anyone do a front tuck unless they new how
*STOP RUINING EVERYTHING*
Like any activity you put your child in YOU MUST SUPERVISE THEM AND GO ER THE RULES. If they cant follow the rules they dont do the activity. My daughter was a gymnast for 15 years and they train for years on the trampoline its not something they just get to do.
That's what I think. Don't do it if you're not trained right to do it.
@@SupermarketSweep777 yea but ITS THEIR CHILD so they should also help look out for their OWN kid
Parents use these places as an excuse to not watch their kids. Watch your kids, if they aren't following rules that's not the companies fault. You don't go skydiving and then get upset if something happens!
Nichole Johnson It’s even worse if you volunteer at a local festival/ carnival, parents leave their kids to go play, the kids get hurt or get banned from the game because they didn’t follow the rules and then the parents blame the help.
First sentence is true. I see it first hand when my mom takes me. It actually pisses me off when some parent isnt watching their kid do rowdy things.
As a child raised in the 70's and 80's, I can only imagine the parents of today would drop dead from heart attacks if they saw the sh*t we got up to before everyone started wrapping their kids in bubble wrap.
Yea I wish I grew up during that time. Also back then no one cared about gmo's and organic stuff and yet everyone was skinny. hmm
lkjhb1 that’s because walking and playing was second nature back then, and now it isn’t.
My brothers jumped out the second floor window onto their trampoline and pushed each other down the stairs for fun. No big deal really.
Candice Adams that’s actually a gigantic deal xD
zain "that’s because walking and playing was second nature back then"
No, it's because you didn't had internet, video games, instant socialization, mobile phones, so you got bored and did something to entertain yourself , playing outside, watching morning cartoons, going to arcades, etc.
And then some 40 years old moron (that was born in the 30' or 40') would say "Cartoons and playing video arcades is ruining this new generation".
I bet there is a old man that when the new generation, found out how to make fire, he said "Making fire is for pussies, in my days we ate raw meat".
My problem was with the malfunction part of the waiver... If their trampolines malfunction then it's their fault!
Exactly, thereby there has to be canadian law that we as parents/users have rights to contest/write in and demand an on the spot amendment. Canadian law has to protect our rights above these business negligences. Our slum lord disclaimers.
Michelle Leung even equipment that is maintained and checked every day can suddenly fail
@@AJSSPACEPLACE So , It's fault of a company and liable to all the damages.
Why do I even try to look for reasonable people in the comments...
Jason Yu 😂 I know
Well, the drama is real. OMG. Its a killer trampoline and all mommies should be good and not let kids play sports. They can get hurt.
Hahaha... good one😁
Sameeee
Yeaaaaa no....
As a gymnast for almost 10
Years now this makes me so mad cause most of these injuries can be prevented. Another thing is ALWAYS read the waivers even if it is annoying. Please everyone who read this STAY SAFE! Have a nice day!
I agree.
To clarify - They don't accommodate customers reading them. They don't want you to. They will have them presented on a kiosk, where a line is waiting behind you. They will give you the waiver to read in the brief amount of time it takes for them to give you the receipt at a counter with no place to sit or take a moment to read whatever you are signing. Or, the clipboard will be chained to the counter or there will be only a few boards, meaning you have little option but to be in people's way or just sign it and get clear. The staff is never trained to answer questions regarding the waiver or clarify anything and Managers aren't offered to assist.
Morgan Dam. What is a red flag in a waiver to not jump at that place or to just be carful of?
Morgan Dam same gurl
I'am totaly on the same page as you, i'am a gymnast and you can't tell kids not to do flips. Ofcourse would it be better if no one did flips but the same with stairs then
as a former gymnast I agree as well there are rules in place and it’s important to enforce and follow them.
None of them are following the rules and the parents to make sure they follow the rules also the parents signed the waiver so...🤷🏾♀️
If you have a trampoline at home this stuff can happen too
If the sign says no belly flops and the kid did a belly flop then... That's on them.
100% agree
Lexie Yippyyippyyooyoo I think your the definition of a belly flop
The sign is small and is not in a visible area. There needs to be a consent form which indicates all the rules with putting your initials next to it and then signing the bottom. Breaking the rules should get you kicked out.
she cant read ?
@@robloxiancitizen4500 excuse me? You don't know me, you don't know if I'm a belly flop or not, you don't even know how I make my cereal
I also heard, kids who walk a lot during the day have a alarmingly higher chance of tripping and scraping their knee!
This video is a joke, I totally get it, kids can get hurt but you got to let you kid learn, parents should watch their kids to make sure they don’t do something like JUMP INTO A FOAM PIT ON THEIR STOMACH, also I want to point out, the video recognized three people who were doing crazy things and got hurt out of the hundreds of millions of people who jump everyday, this video is blowing things way out of proportion
I think the problem here is that once a kid starts to do a flip/jump, you don't have even 5 seconds to stop them.
Amanda K Not a lot of people realize this. How is it a joke? It’s purpose is to educate others on the dangers of Trampoline parks. The risk they’re taking whenever they go to these. Do you think people actually read the rules? No, unless they’re told by an employee.
@2nooby2 Idol yeah but they make it more dramatic than it actually is. Parents shouldn't get mad at the place when their child gets injured after signing the waver
true
Amanda K well said
Everything is dangerous its called reality..
Exactly
That is true but some things are more than others
search danger for fun is called STUPIDITY
and to think i grew up having a diving board at the public pool, we didnt sign anything just walked there and jumped in kids jumped on eachother and all kinds of crazy stuff. how did we all survive
There was a life guard there I presume?
@@sroberts605 lol 😂 no
@@richardingame how come? It's obligatory in the UK. Where are you?
must not be safe if you have creeps with cameras recording kids secretly
thatjokerperson not a creep and its a public space
its private property owned by a company not the city province or country
@@daddycalbha 1 I dont leave my house 2 yes I would it's something to do with secretly recording kids without anyone knowing period.
@@daddycalbha who said it was perverted I didnt looks like someone is trying to put the guilt on someone else
@@daddycalbha and thanks for making this comment more popular
Up next: the dangers of pools, skateboarding, playgrounds, and friends. Get your kid a ps4 before its too late
But no, fortnite causes violence you have to set up parental controls
But thats unsafe too.
Lol
Kids will be kids. I wasn’t bubbled wrapped and sometimes I listened to parents/authority and sometimes I didn’t. Injury as a kid is inevitable eventually and you are always taking a gamble no matter what in life. It’s still heartbreaking to hear about the disability and people being paralyzed.
Every place is different so it’s hard to even say what to do better or not to do
Dizzyallaround dse
Ned Flanders
Achoodlum.
Dizzyallaround being told how to not get injured isn’t being bubble wrapped. An injury is nothing like being offended. It’s something that stops you from gaining independence.
I usually find myself agreeing with CBC marketplace videos, but in this instance I do not. Jumping on a trampoline is an inherently unsafe activity. You can't expect a business offering this activity to be able to monitor and prevent every possible injury; this falls to the parents. They should be monitoring their children and teaching them safe habits. If you, as a parent, walk into a trampoline park and think it looks unsafe and could potentially injure your child, turn around and walk out. At the end of the day, your personal safety is in your own hands, which is clearly stated in the waiver they make you sign; you are acknowledging that you are responsible for jumping safely.
At my local trampoline park we HAVE to go in a room and watch a safety vid
Rainbow Swirl Isn’t that in the o2?
Rainbow Swirl same
Rainbow Swirl See thats a good start! However not everyone is gonna listen to that so the staff should be situated at different sites to constantly warn kids and if the disobey constantly informing the parents or banning them from that certain area or even kicking them out should resolve the problem
@@randrebwar5939 lol wtf that's not their job. Don't come to the trampoline park if you can't follow the rules. If you don't, it's 100% your fault if you get injured
Leevi Halme then what exactly IS their job? Why are they in the trampoline park area anyway?? If it wasn’t their jobs then there would only be a cashier and thats it.
All the trampoline parks that are safe and actually care about the jumpers are not on here and they make trampoline parks look much worse then what they actually are! Like you can friken break your neck from tripping on a rock, but they don’t make video on that do they! Everything in this world is dangerous, you just have to have Caution and be careful!
and if you have somewhat self controll, the worst injury you could possibly get is just a trampburn
Bolt Shaded yes, exactly
You really need help with your spelling. *(Break)* *(Control)* *(Worse)* *(Caution.)* Please, I beg you, go back to school.
Alexis Stephens and do you really care so much about my spelling that you took time out of your day just to correct me?
Took a whole minute of my life.
The waiver makes sense, except for failure of equipment. Like if my kid dies because your equipment fails that's on YOU.
Me: how can you hurt yourself in a foam pit
video:
Me: alright I'm scared of foam pits
Monister Mat I agree I now consider myself thankful that I didn’t get hurt when I did go to one 😂
I've yet to see a trampoline park that doesn't have a sign that says land on your back and feet in foam pits. You could literally fall out of an airplane and into a foam pit and survive as long on you're on your back.
@@callowaysutton depending on how high the distance and how deep the pit but its like falling into water after a certain distance hitting water feels like hitting cement its the same with foam
AssassinGaming Terraria and more no one is going to rocket into anything
woooooooww a 5 percent difference crazzyyy
Wowowowowowowow so crazy we should be scared (sarcastic)
That's actually a big ducking difference, do the math
Yo. I dislocated my knee dancing. I didn’t get mad at anyone for playing the song. I was the one to decided to dance and I hurt myself while I was Dancing. No ones fault but mine because I CHOSE to do it and I HURT MYSELF NO ONE ELSE.
true, bless this
Lmao tf u talking bout they’re on a whole different levels tf🤦🏻♀️😂
ChinChin Par not really.
Idk Willl yes really😂
Idk Willl yeah but the employees don’t do anything even though there are rules they need to have the employees regulate the rules more
This is why you read the waiver... 😒
I love the lack of personal responsibility these people have.
Lol I guess you read the terms and conditions of every single online contract too
@@kurtwatatani3579 absolutely not, however if there something in the term and conditions and I don't like it but I have refused to read it that's my fault not the companies.
And people have died playing football, not everything is safe
PeAkZZ that’s a terrible comparison, everyone knows football is extremely dangerous
@@Mamamia90210 so are these trampolines, apparently 😔
Yeah football should be banned tbh.
It is sick to pay people to damage their brains.
Guys do not do flips without knowing you can do them unless the is a coach or helper that has given you the good to go but it's incredibly dangerous I have multiple broken bones from professional trampolining
RIP to the dad and feel bad for the tw guys who broke their neck ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
Helen James this is the only reasonable comment I’ve seen. ☺️Thank You!
All the footage they use is little kids feeling slight pain and acting like it hurt a lot because they are little kids those things happen to me every time I go to Sky Zone
Yeah all iget from doing cartwheels and stuff is a sore ankle (which normally happens to almost everyone)
I luv sky zone
But it could very well get worse.
Except for the shots of the folks that died, became paralyzed, and have permanent spine damage...
"Emotional injury"? Umm when I mess up a backflip? 🤔
Everything has to be regulated. No fun allowed on Earth because some nobodies got hurt.
This is a trampoline park, not open gym night at a gymnastics facility. There are no coaches, no train to gymnasts, and no spotters. And all of the customers think they are somehow professional gymnasts.
right!! if they didn't want to get hurt they don't need to be doing what they shouldn't do if especially if they cant do it!
It just says to be more careful, not "no fun for you".
Also, I dont agree on your use of the word "nobody". Their injuries wont affect you, sure, but what about their parents and family members?
Anh Huỳnh Kim Nguyễn I couldn’t care less about that. These trampoline parks are a house of fun & I love it unconditionally.
There not just nobodies. One of the people in the start of the video was my friends dad and he died from a trampoline park. And now he she has no dad so u can just shut our mouth. And start being more grateful and not as rude. 👿
Wow in the uk where I live the trampoline parks are so safe you have to watch the safety video first and they have staff monitoring the trampoline areas and they make sure no one breaks the rules and if u do 3 times they kick you out
Gymnast Cali yes and they say do not attempt any tricks you haven’t been taught professionally.
Also where I went they REALLY put emphasis on the dangers of double bouncing.
Pusheenicorn And Dash what’s double bouncing?
Gymnast Cali
Same here, for the video part. When I first watched the video I was like "Damn"
Same at my local trampoline park in the US. Staff monitor trampolines, but I haven't seen anybody kicked out ever at mine. There is a safety video you're required to watch the first time you jump there, too.
Yo even if they say that "they can't watch all kids" "they won't give complete instructions" that's humanly but you know what? You decided to become a parent, its YOUR JOB to watch YOUR OWN KID. You could actually be HELPING THE EMPLOYEES have one less of a child get hurt if you WATCHED YOUR OWN! There is always gonna be a risk in anything you do. Its your choice to sign and not read a waiver and its your choice if you want your kid to have fun at a trampoline park or take them somewhere else! Thank you.
Oh I would love to see you running around in that park, yelling at your child!
Al Lixen they’re right though. People need to learn to watch their kids.
The problem is that there is cafe section for parents and they cant see what their kids are doing and in some places they can see their children.
ikr
@@allixen8556 just hold your child hand it's not that hard to control a child and make them safe and have fun it's not that hard that's why there are rules and as a parents it's your obligation .A parent controlls childrens actions or the supervisor of those children. I would assume your not a super engaged parent or not even one at all . Cant wait to see you be a great parent and supervise your children.
The thing I've learned about signs is that no one ever reads them, especially kids. I think it would help if all trampoline parks actually sat theyre patrons down and made them watch a video.
I’m gonna sue the ground next time I trip
Do you really think kids are going to follow the rules. 🤬🤬
These are the people who tattled on jimmy in 5th grade for saying the "SH- word"
Who the hell goes and records kids? It's YOUR FAULT if YOUR kid gets hurt that YOU had to watch, why get mad that KIDS are hyper and don't like rules?
*Watching this made my back and neck really hurt.*
iiHaleyMorgan // Gaming-Roleplays SAME
*Watching this made me want to see what people had to say in the comments.*
My knee is hurting
OMG SAME! 😂
same, the back of my head and neck really hurt after watching this
Ok I think it's good to know what you're doing but really who is going to get professional training before you go on a trampoline?
Liv B that’s standard for gymnastics and that was a gymnastics gym. Trampolines are pretty dangerous and in gymnastics with all the stubs involved, they take it very seriously. When I was younger I remember going to a few gymnastics places with trampolines and foam pits girls would do tricks into. They had to get serious practice before they could take the stunts to the trampoline and pit. They never let kids just jump into the pit for fun. I didn’t understand why as a kid, it seemed safe enough to me. But they know the science behind it much better and understand that there are high risks involved. Meanwhile at home we had a trampoline without a net on top of a patch of concrete...
You don't need professional training but you do need to know what you can and can not do. Trampoline parks are simple just follow the rules and don't do stuff you can't do.
People who want to be in the Olympic?
I can’t wait till the day there are things like this but for stubbing your toe. They’re gonna be dealing out over someone stubbing their toe like,”omg like that was so scary you could have really gotten hurt there but some bubble wrap on.”
yah cuz that's exactly the same as breaking your neck
oh that’s definitely comparable to paralysis.
“How many of us actually read the waivers” “Who pays attention to the rules” yeah, well that’s true, but you can’t get mad at the trampoline park for you not listening e.e
Tune in next time for a 20 minute video about trying to ban football and soccer.
@@axthny woosh
Did you notice how all the people that got hurt are teenagers
Teenagers always do dumb stuff
But there was that 10 year old girl ;-:
What about that four y.o. that kneed herself in the eye? Or that little boy that got double bounced? And the girl that got double bounced? What about them huh? What about the little boy that attempted a somersault into the foam pit? These aren't teenagers. Those are little kids. What about the man with the knee issues? What about the man that got stabbed by a spring? *These are not teenagers, are they.*
@@alexisstephens4210 I get that safety should be a park's number 1 priority and all but parents should also take responsibility and look after their children.
@@alexisstephens4210 what about their parents who aren't watching them?
Don't you dare allow your infant baby learn to walk. It could fall on it's bum resulting in a jolt and compression fracture to it's spine. Confine all people to wheelchairs. 😱🤪😵
Lmaoo
But the fact that they let the baby on a trampoline is a completely different story.
Also little kids are pretty much made of plastics and rubber 😂 and are made for falling. But that doesn’t mean you should be absent minded with an infant.
Elena Gibbons
Correct. Who tf would think "hmm I’m gonna take my young, fragile, delicate 2 year old to a trampoline park with so many older kids who jump much harder and see what happens"
River Dusk 21 exactly. Like let your kid play and stuff, and don’t be helicopter and not let them do anything, but at the same time be aware of your kid and don’t let them do anything dangerous. Although, it did look like the baby wasn’t meant to be on there as they were scooped up pretty quickly. Either way though, if you bring a baby to a place like that, you have to keep an eye on them.
😂😂😂
I have mixed feelings about this story... trampolines, like most physical activities, have risks. None of the injuries talked about were shocking to me. Spine/neck, broken nose, knee to the eye, broken and sprained legs or joints... Like yes the fact that they don't seem to take extra precautions afterwards is terrible, but also they're not hiding the dangers. That said, I think that there should be a class available at each park that a parent should be recommended to go through or put their child through before allowing them to run free in the park. If they waive that, they should be told specifically what the dangers are out loud and given a list of the rules on a physical piece of paper that they are forced to hold for at least a minute. I think this would make a huge difference and wouldn't be much cost to the companies. It might only require one or two extra staff members and a little bit of printer ink.