Gift Ideas

Here at Pogo Bounce House, we’re all about catering to kids of all ages and skill levels. And what do children love more than almost anything else? Gifts, of course! 

When it comes to toddlers and young kids, gift-giving is simple. They’re easily placated with a plastic set of keys or even the cardboard box your latest online purchase came in. Older kids have the capacity to tell you the gifts they’d appreciate. So, what about the age group between these---

Grandma and Grandpa. Some of the most loving, doting people known on this planet. It’s no secret that grandparents love to spoil their grandchildren. What better way to do that, than with a brand new bounce house or waterslide? Not only is it the “cool” present under the tree, but it can last for many seasons with proper care.

Lucky for you, here’s where we can help. Get your holiday shopping done early this Black Friday and Cyber Monday weekend and save---

Best Bounce House Gift Idea for Little Kids

Dual Lane Bounce House Slide Combo with Pool

This rainbow-hued bounce house with double water slide makes my Bounce House Gift Idea List because it is perfect for families with little ones between the ages of two and six. Instead of arguing about---

Tried and True, a Bounce House is the Ultimate Christmas Gift

Finding the perfect Christmas gift is never easy. It’s especially challenging when shopping for kids. You want to give them something memorable that they’ll enjoy for a good long time. But how do you find a great gift nobody else is already thinking of?

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Finding Christmas Gifts Isn’t Always Easy

Like so many of us, I made my task list of things I wanted to accomplish while quarantining during the pandemic. Getting a puppy made the top of the list, so we welcomed our little Bella into our home. Next on my list was to start planning early for the holiday season. I was going to put great thought into finding or making the perfect gift for everyone this year. 

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Unforgettable Gifts that Won’t Fit Under the Christmas Tree

Generally speaking, there tends to be two different types of parents who buy their kids a Christmas bounce house. The first know their children want a bouncer; they’re---