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Tuesday 04 August

The 7 Best Questions to Ask Before You Buy A Trampoline

The team at Jumpflex answer the most common questions people ask us.

Monday 04 March

'Share The Love' Giveaway Winners

It's finally time to announce the winners of our SHARE THE LOVE competition

Thursday 05 April

Kick off those shoes: Benefits of going barefoot

Our ancient ancestors were familiar with nature, the environment, the elements and walking barefoot.

Saturday 31 March

5 Sugar Free Alternatives this Easter

Here a 5 fun ways to cut down on the sugar this easter and avoid some of the highs and lows that come with chocolate consumption this Easter

Tuesday 20 February

Happy Presidents Day! Take a virtual tour of the White House

Happy Presidents’ Day! Today it is a time to honor all those who have held the highest political office in the United States, past and present. It’s also a great time to teach your child about history and some of the nation’s greatest leaders!Start with taking a virtual tour of...

Monday 12 February

5 beautifully unique ways to celebrate Valentines Day with your family in 2020

Valentine's Gifts are NEVER about the item or product. That can teach all the wrong lessons about love. Make this about the heart to heart expressions that build intimacy and connection. That means; handmade cards, extra loving time together, or back rubs; not purchased gifts.

Wednesday 20 September

Spring Clean Your Trampoline

Top tips for keeping your Jumpflex Trampoline clean

Tuesday 12 September

Play for life: Eat a Rainbow!

Eating vegies and fruit every day makes for a healthy childhood, as well as setting in place lifelong healthy eating habits. But try telling that to a little one who won’t eat their vegies! So how can you encourage kids to eat enough vegies and fruit each day?

Monday 11 September

Play for Life: Imaginative Play

Young children learn by imagining and doing. Have you ever watched your child pick up a stone and pretend it is a zooming car, or hop a Lego across the table as if it were a person or a bunny? Your child is using an object to represent something else...