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Hero Kiddo was founded by the parents of two young children who wanted better options for inflatable toys for children in their community. They decided to make unique and innovative bounce houses and jumpers. The Hero Kiddo line offers an alternative to traditional inflatable toys which are too heavy, take too long to inflate and are difficult to clean.
13221 Arctic Cir, 90670, Santa Fe Springs, United States
I recently ordered a bounce house from heroKiddo.com for my daughter’s birthday, and overall it was a positive experience. The site offers a wide range of inflatable products — from classic bounce houses to big water slides — all clearly shown with pictures and descriptions. I liked that they use commercial-grade PVC materials which feel sturdier and easier to clean than cheaper options I’ve seen elsewhere.
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