3-in-1 LED Skip Ball with Jump Counter & Timer for Kids
3-in-1 LED Skip Ball with Jump Counter & Timer for Kids
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- 🤸 Make Everyday Movement More Fun
- 🎯 Set and Track Personal Jumping Goals
- ⏱️ Take On Fun Challenges with the Timer
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"The LED lights and jump counter make jumping more exciting and varied. The timer makes it easy to include short activity sessions in your child's daily routine."
Little Jumps, Big Fun
Bring movement into playtime with the 3-in-1 LED Jump Ball with Jump Counter & Timer for Kids. Bright LED lights, a built-in jump counter, and a timer turn simple jumping sessions into fun little challenges that encourage kids to get active and try something new.
Main Features:
- 🤸 Active Play Breaks: Adds variety to everyday activities and gives your child a fun reason to get moving.
- 🎯 Set Personal Goals: The displayed jump count encourages your child to set small goals and track their progress.
- ⏱️ Fun Timed Challenges: The built-in timer makes it easy to add short jumping challenges and playful activities to the daily routine.
- 🌈 Keep the Fun Going: Colorful LED lights add an exciting visual element, making every jump even more entertaining.

Track Progress with Every Jump
The built-in jump counter shows your child how many jumps they've completed. This allows them to compare their results, track their progress, and work toward their next small goal at their own pace.
Make Movement a Fun Part of Everyday Life
The built-in timer makes it easy to create short jumping breaks or fun mini-challenges. Whether during playtime or as a shared activity, your child can explore different movements while practicing rhythm, coordination, and physical activity in an enjoyable way.

Our son kept practising the one-foot rhythm as part of a short activity session. A few practice turns made it easier to celebrate tiny improvements.
The twins asked for another go after school over the weekend. Having a timer made it easier to celebrate tiny improvements.
My boy tried a gentle spin before breakfast on the patio. The chance to try again turned even the missed jumps into a bit of laughter.
Our eight-year-old turned a free afternoon into a skipping game as part of a short activity session. Our short play sessions helped us turn a few spare minutes into playtime.