1. Only one child can sit on one end of
the spinning seesaw. If the weight difference between the two children is too large, you can discuss with the children to change a child with similar weight to play together, rather than sitting on another child at the light end.
2. The two children should sit on
the spinning seesaw face to face. Don't turn around and sit back to back.
3. Let the child hold the handle of
the spinning seesaw tightly with both hands, and do not try to touch the ground or empty both hands. Put your feet where you pedal. If there is no pedal, it can hang down naturally instead of curling up under the seesaw, otherwise when the seesaw is pressed down, it will press the child's feet.
4. If other children are playing the seesaw, keep a distance while waiting. Never put your foot under the tilted seesaw, stand in the middle of the beam of the seesaw, or try to climb onto the seesaw that is tilting up and down.
