*Disclaimer - This post made possible through the support of Cochlear. All opinions are my own.
I have been aware of the impact of hearing loss for a long time. I have two connections through family members. My father in law has hearing loss issues and has hearing aids because of it. He has trouble hearing our kids at times which makes it hard sometimes for them when they have to repeat themselves. The hearing aids help him a good bit, because he wouldn't be able to hear at all without them.
Are you big on Disney like I am? I know I really want us to be able to take our kids to Orlando someday. Here are some pictures and the name of the rides and attractions that you can find when you're traveling to Disney.
Must go to Parks at Disney World will be found in this post.
*Disclaimer - I received 4 free jump passes for my kids and I from Pump It Up Party in order to facilitate my review. I will be getting a sponsored birthday party in mid 2014 to review as well.
My review of the facility and our time there:We live in Virginia and have now been to Pump It Up Party twice. This is a place for both kids AND adults to enjoy! It's full of fun stuff to do, and before you're allowed to jump and slide, you have to be wearing socks or you won't be able to as it's a rule of theirs. The one we have has 3 - 4 big inflatable bounce slide and jump areas. The weight limit is I think 250 lbs. I got to jump and have fun with my daughter and son when we reviewed this place. We can go 3 more times as I was given 4 free jump passes to do my review. The open jump play at our location is open from 10am - 12pm during the week and other than that they're only available when you have a birthday party set up to be there.
Prices and times for family open jump time: Price: $8.00 per child and parents jump for free!Times: Saturdays 4:30 - 6:30pmPhotos of our fun times at Pump It Up!
