The Fisher-Price trampoline range is designed around the way young children actually play — from their very first wobbly hops on a 1.9 ft indoor mini to confident garden jumps on a 4.5 ft enclosed outdoor model. This guide brings every size, age recommendation, weight limit and safety feature together in one place so British parents can choose the right model with confidence.
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Trampoline sizes
12m+
Starting age
4.5 ft
Biggest model
Padded surrounds
Soft frame, non-slip feet
Fisher-Price offers several trampolines and bouncers specifically designed for toddlers and young children, focusing on motor skill development and balance. Sizes range from a 1.9 ft indoor bouncer for babies to a 4.5 ft outdoor model with a safety net for older children.
Compact indoor bouncers for children aged 12 to 36 months with a padded handlebar for balance.
Larger trampolines for ages 3 to 6 suitable for both playroom and garden use.
Clear max-user weights for each model and tips for safe one-at-a-time bouncing.
Find the right springs, pads, handlebar grips and safety nets for your model.
Step-by-step assembly and safe-use guidance for each Fisher-Price model.
What UK parents and experts are saying about each size and model.
From baby's very first hop to confident garden bouncing, here is how the four main Fisher-Price models compare on size, age range and where they are best used.
12–36m
3+ years
3–6 years
Outdoor
Every model in the range is engineered around a simple idea: help children develop coordination while keeping them safe. Padded frames, non-slip feet and foam-covered handlebars reduce the risk of bumps, and the wider outdoor models add a full safety-net enclosure for confident garden bouncing.
Work through the range in order of your child's age and confidence. Start small, move up as they grow, and always supervise play. Our in-depth articles cover each model from the first bounce to the garden net enclosure.
Across the Fisher-Price range, four design elements keep coming up: stable bases, sturdy handles, protected springs and simple assembly. These are the things British parents tend to notice first when a trampoline lives in a playroom five days a week.
Non-slip feet on six or more legs stop the trampoline walking across the floor.
Soft covers over the springs or bungees help protect toes and fingers.
A foam-covered bar helps toddlers balance while they learn to bounce.
Most indoor models go together in ten to fifteen minutes without tools.
Three practical questions cover most shopping decisions: how old is the child, where will it live and how much space do you have? Once you can answer those, the range narrows quickly.
Babies from 12 months and toddlers usually start on the 1.9 ft My First Trampoline, which has a low deck and a handlebar to grip. Preschoolers aged three and up tend to move on to a 3 ft indoor mini, while ages 3 to 6 enjoy the junior or 4.5 ft outdoor options.
If the trampoline is going to live in a lounge or playroom, an indoor mini with a soft padded surround is usually the right call. For garden use, the 4.5 ft outdoor model adds a safety net, zinc-coated springs and a tougher galvanised frame.
Measure the footprint before you buy. A toddler mini needs around 60 cm square plus clearance; a junior model wants roughly 1.2 m clear on every side. Always keep at least a metre of clear floor above a child's head when they are bouncing.
Playrooms, conservatories and back gardens — a small selection of the places these trampolines end up most. Adult supervision is recommended on every model, indoors or out.
Most families start with a toddler mini around a child's first birthday and keep moving up as confidence grows. The headline numbers below are a quick reference before you dive into the detailed pages.
Smallest toddler model
WonderJump mini size
Indoor weight limit guide
Outdoor net model
Short, honest notes from British parents using the Fisher-Price range at home. For a longer round-up, see the full reviews page.
"My 18-month-old adores her My First Trampoline. The soft padded base and handlebar gave me confidence to let her practise bouncing on her own."
Rachel H.
Parent, Manchester
"The 36-inch WonderJump feels really sturdy, and assembly took around ten minutes out of the box. Our three-year-old is on it every morning."
Tom W.
Parent, Bristol
"The 4.5 ft outdoor model was a birthday gift for our five-year-old. The safety enclosure is reassuring, and the springs held up all winter."
Priya K.
Parent, Leeds
"The folding junior trampoline lives in the playroom most of the week and in the garden at weekends. It is light enough to move without help."
Chloe M.
Parent, Edinburgh
Start with age, then move on to space and setting. Our model pages walk you through each option with sizes, ages, weight limits and safety notes so every bounce is a happy one.
