Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: In the picture with the girl jumping, it looks smaller than 48". is that photo accurate?
Document: I should have googled what 48&#34; looks like before I bought it( too big!) (I was smarter with my second purchase, it was very helpful to Google that). Not great for my 1 yr old. He hopped on it was having fun sat and wiggled around on it then proceeded to fall backward right off of it ( too high off the ground). The cover is floppy, babies feet can go right under and get caught in between the metal springs.
Great for SPD kids.......Other kids love it too.....Is larger than I thought it would be when put together. And when heavier kids are jumping/holding on to handle the opposite side slightly lifts off the ground - I do not think that it will tip however it "looks" as though it might.
It's also seems to be a great height for both our kids to hold onto.- The trampoline allows for good jumping. (It has a nice "bounce", which is obviously very important from a fun-factor perspective. )CONS- The weight limit is 80 pounds, so my husband and I can't jump on it (which is a shame as it looks like a lot of fun.)
Many people ask what the weight limit is, it is 110 pounds or less.This went together fine, and our two year old loves jumping on it. The foam covered handle however seems to rip easily (it looks like a pool noodle.) we ended up covering ours with printed duck tape. While this worked fine for us, i am sure the manufacturer would be against this.
My three year old loves this! It is very sturdy, even when she hangs on the bar or jumps on the edge. My husband was initially concerned about it tipping, but so far very sturdy. It does take up a good amount of room because of the large surface area, but I am much happier with the large jumping area than I would be with a smaller trampoline. I think it will last my daughter several years. Highly recommend!
I have two high-energy kids - a 5 year old boy and a 3 year old girl - so I'd been searching for an indoor trampoline that would allow them to have fun while safely expending some of that amazing kid-energy during the winter. :-)We researched a lot of trampolines and ended up getting them the Bazoongi 48" Bouncer trampoline for Christmas.
This trampoline is made of great quality, like the better made large trampolines Jump King ect... except made smaller for little ones! The handle a terrific idea! Very solid, heavy duty galvanized steel poles, covered with foam. They even have replacement parts! The springs and mat is heavy duty too just like the poles.It is small though, 4' across, so I wouldn't recommend more than 1 little person at a time jumping on it as suggested. Good way to teach kids to share!
The reason for the four stars. Product ok but had difficulty with the assembly.Size and weight is perfect and looks sturdy for my very active toddler.Great for indoors!
I bought this for my 3 year old for xmas...he loves it! He is a very active little boy and i believe that he will continue to have years of fun. His 6 year old brother loves it as well and there is a little brother in the picture so he will grow into it. I love this product!
This is great for the winter months when we can't get the grandkids outside...The handle is nice for the smaller ones .Great for the playroom
Answer: yes