Autism Christmas Toddler Stick Jumper: Promoting Sensory Play and Fun! Review

Good to have this as a morning exercise. Sitting at home is no fun for anyone, especially children. Playing video games and watching TV is not good for them. My kids could jump around in the great outdoors for hours in this sweater!

This product is terrible. The picture makes you think the pole is there, but it isn't. It is more like a skipping rope and is unacceptable for a small child. Bought for my granddaughter but planning to go back. What a disappointment

Easy to learn and play for a nearly 7 year old. Also, my 2.5 year old grandson kept picking it up and was able to figure it out with a little help (I just helped hold the handle to help him stay upright) so it fit the 2.5 year old was pretty easy to learn how to joke . 6 years

My parental instinct was wrong. I figured my kids would prefer a traditional cane with a metal frame and spring. I was wrong, they like this silly thing, light, soft, strong and deliciously squeaky. Daughter 8 years old, son 5 years old.

I'm pretty sure it's a return. As you can see in the photo, the box was fully taped (and not very much!) and bent. The product itself seemed good and my 3 year old enjoys it so won't be returning but am disappointed with Amazon for sending it with no open box discount.

My 3 year old son has a lot of energy 24/7. it helps distract them from the TV and keep them active. This pogo stick is very forgiving and much easier for him to handle than me with the medal. I've noticed that he has better balance which helps him with balance cycling. It can be used indoors or out without denting the walls and the creaking motivates it to keep going.

Can't really rate this as my granddaughter couldn't work with it. She is 3 and a half. It was very difficult for her. I don't think the age statement is correct. My granddaughter is tall for her age and athletic. She still couldn't jump or hold it properly. The frustration, of course, quickly made her lose interest. The pogo stick appears to be well made. I put the toy away and will ask her to try next spring.

Great and safe for young children! Aside from some light rollers and ankle rollers, this is a pretty safe toy for learning to balance and jump! My 40 pound 3 year old daughter only works on tweeters intermittently, probably partly because of their light weight and partly because of their less than ideal jumping form, but she loves it anyway. The squeak is pretty sweet (for a tweeter) and really makes jumping more fun and encouraging them to try again.