How to find the right Teeter Totters AI guide
Written by an AI model from its trained knowledge.
What the AI looks for in Teeter Totters
- Pinch points
- Covered pivot and no exposed gap under the seats when one side hits the ground Feet and fingers can be crushed at the pivot and under the down seat.
- Bump stops
- Rubber or springs that cushion the down position Hard landings jar the spine and can throw small kids off.
- Handles and seats
- Handles for every seat and seats with backs or deep molding for toddlers Kids are most often thrown when the other rider jumps off.
- Weight balance
- Check the per-seat weight limit and whether the beam is adjustable for mismatched riders Uneven riders make some seesaws unusable or unsafe.
What to avoid
- Long seesaws without bump stops
- Spinning seesaws for kids who cannot hold on firmly
- Exposed pivot hardware