因為太多孩子受傷，美國兒科醫師協會（AAP）政策聲明希望有孩子的家庭別買蹦床，大的， 小的風險都大。。。，兩個孩子一起跳最容易出事。。。
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AAP Recommendation
Don't buy a trampoline for your home! Trampolines may be popular and a fun way to get exercise, but there are safer ways to encourage your children to be physically active, such as playing catch, riding a bike (don't forget a bike helmet), or playing a team sport.
The AAP recommends that mini and full-sized trampolines never be used at home, in routine gym classes, or on playgrounds. They should only be used in supervised training programs for gymnastics, diving, or other competitive sports. Only one person should be allowed on a trampoline at any given time.
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The Number Of Trampoline-Related Injuries Is Higher Than ...
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The Huffington Post
Apr 29, 2014 - Most trampoline-related fractures occurred in kids (92.7 percent occurred in ... The AAP said in its statement that pediatricians should "advise ...
http://www.livestrong.com/article/347980-statistics-on-trampoline-injuries/
In calendar year 2006, reports the Consumer Product Safety Review, trampolines caused an estimated 109,522 injuries. Of those injuries, children from 4 years old and younger sustained an estimated 15,541; children from 5 to 14, an estimated 71.265; older children and young adults 15 to 24, an estimated 14,571; adults 25 to 64, an estimated 7,836; and adults 65 and older sustained an estimated 309 injuries. About 104,729 of those individuals of all ages who were injured were treated in emergency rooms and released. The rest, an approximately 4,793, were either hospitalized or dead on arrival. SpineUniverse.com reports six trampoline-related deaths since 1990.
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https://www.healthychildren.org/English/safety-prevention/at-play/Pages/Trampolines-What-You-Need-to-Know.aspx
AAP Recommendation
Don't buy a trampoline for your home! Trampolines may be popular and a fun way to get exercise, but there are safer ways to encourage your children to be physically active, such as playing catch, riding a bike (don't forget a bike helmet), or playing a team sport.
The AAP recommends that mini and full-sized trampolines never be used at home, in routine gym classes, or on playgrounds. They should only be used in supervised training programs for gymnastics, diving, or other competitive sports. Only one person should be allowed on a trampoline at any given time.
http://bbs.wenxuecity.com/health/577288.html
The Number Of Trampoline-Related Injuries Is Higher Than ...
www.huffingtonpost.com/.../trampoline-injuries-frac...
The Huffington Post
Apr 29, 2014 - Most trampoline-related fractures occurred in kids (92.7 percent occurred in ... The AAP said in its statement that pediatricians should "advise ...
http://www.livestrong.com/article/347980-statistics-on-trampoline-injuries/
In calendar year 2006, reports the Consumer Product Safety Review, trampolines caused an estimated 109,522 injuries. Of those injuries, children from 4 years old and younger sustained an estimated 15,541; children from 5 to 14, an estimated 71.265; older children and young adults 15 to 24, an estimated 14,571; adults 25 to 64, an estimated 7,836; and adults 65 and older sustained an estimated 309 injuries. About 104,729 of those individuals of all ages who were injured were treated in emergency rooms and released. The rest, an approximately 4,793, were either hospitalized or dead on arrival. SpineUniverse.com reports six trampoline-related deaths since 1990.
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