Can the Yo Baby be used on the trampoline and snow?
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I don't see any reason it couldntbe used on a trampoline but I don't think it could be used as a snow board. However using in on the snow wouldn't reck it.
763189
You do not have to use the bounce feature. The baby can make it bounce also.
891145
You can take it outside, but it cannot stay outside because it will damage the material. My daughter takes hers outside on pretty days for the neighborhood kids to join in and try to do skills on the beam.
385834
it's primarily meant to use in the snow, I don't see how you would break it using it there. it is built pretty well.
56704
That's a good question. I haven't used mine since October because of the cold weather. Personally i would say for younger infants because of the weight. But don't quote me.
661452
We made sure the baby could always touch her feet on the ground. She loves it. We were sold when we saw the video of the baby bouncing nonstop. Our baby is very entertained by the objects and sounds.
1747209
I would say no. The trampoline itself is pretty tight so not a lot of give. This is a great thing. We have three of these now in three different households of grand kids. They all love them!
715833
no. the foamlike snow just dries up after awhile. My kids had fun at Christmas playing with this "snow". The gathered it up and pretended to throw snowballs at each other. It is very dry, did not even make the sidewalk wet. You will love it.
1038424
I have left it out without damage over 3 winters.... The only thing you need to worry about is high winds, if you don't stake them down and also heavy snow storms that leave snow on the trampoline for long periods of time as it will turn to ice and then the weight may stretch the springs. Once I notice the trampoline sagging, I've gone out and used a broom to pull out the ice/snow.
1291097
I don't see why not. But the legs make a nice height for kids to stand around. My grandkids love it. but right now the entire thing is buried under snow. :(
1632104
Yes it can the baby will be in a snowsuit first then the carrier. This will add as an extra layer of protection. Think of it as a baby blanket.
1093543
Iwould say yes but they have one thats not as tall . Iwould also set it so the baby could not roll off.
879112
Yes, you can run it in snow and rain. If you have it on a smooth level surface, it should not be a problem to move that distance. The handle swings out so you have a great deal of leverage when moving it on the wheels.
1844878
Absolutely. Works great for off road trails too. My little one is a 35lb 3 year old.
388546
As long as the child isn't jumping up and down or forcibly yanking on the side rail, it should be fine. But it also depends on the weight of the baby.
498363
I am sure it could but I don't know if I would. It depends on the baby seat. Also with the high pressure tires and the slightly aggressive geometry it might be a rough ride for your baby.
1234276
No, do not put the baby in a snowsuit and put the jolly jumper on top. The baby will get way too hot and sweaty. I also live in the midwest and when I put my child in the carseat, I always put a hat on her then the jolly jumper then put a heavy blanket over the jumper when I take her outside. That way I can peel back some of the layers when I put her in the warm car. Hope this answers your question.