Review on 🎯 Enhance Childhood Learning and Coordination with edxeducation Joey Jump Stomp and Catch Board by Kai Steinbach

I can't understand why some people find this so difficult. I can only assume it's user error. I read a review that said you should teach your kid to jump straight onto the platform. This would really make it difficult to use. However, this is not the intention. You only need one foot to stand on the platform gently but firmly and quickly (higher skill) or one foot to "stomp" the platform (beginner skill). We got this to help our 6 year old with Down Syndrome improve some skills. Gross motor skills and coordination between hands, feet and eyes. It's tough for him because he's developmentally and physically retarded. That's why we got it. He will have to practice and practice. It was an idea. However, the 2 and 4 year olds I babysit were able to lift this bean bag pretty high straight away! Catching is still a skill they learn, but again, it's a fun game aimed at developing the skill. It's no different than when you buy your kid a bike and they need practice, practice, practice to learn how to ride it. The product is of excellent quality and works exactly as intended. I feel like it's overpriced but the market isn't saturated with these things so they made a smart business move in that sense. We paid about $25 and I think $15 max would be a better price. My advice to anyone finding it difficult to use; Find YouTube videos with this product. There are several therapist videos showing how to use it and you will see that it is quite simple.