Yes could also get hit by a car but it used to have a net and it broke she has chosen not to spend the money on the net . If I can prevent my kids from harm and buying a net will reduce the risk then you buy the net .Money clearly isn’t issue so it’s just pure laziness. I can assure you with my time in a&e I never came across one child breaking a bone falling out of bed. But multiple daily falling off trampolines without nets. I don’t know how many kids get broken bones at centers but I do know they take every precaution they can to prevent it. So basically if for a small amount of money you can prevent your child from a life changing injury why wouldn’t you do it .
Trampolines are 'dangerous', surgeon says - BBC News
Trampolines should be used only under professional supervision, according to a senior bone surgeon.
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The nets are a false sense of security, if you’re doing tricks and fall wrong that’s going to be a lot worse than just falling off. Any articles about trampolines basically say doctors say don’t have one full stop. Getting hit by a car is irrelevant