What type mat do you use, I have an 8 mo old granddaughter and need something to keep her contained.
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This is the one, the 36 sq ft. It was used in my daughters room before she could walk. We would have some in the living room as well. Not so good with pets because the pieces can get scratched and ruined. Plus hair gets all in between the pieces and it builds up underneath.
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I found the best solution was to place it in a lid that belonged to a large tupperware and limit the corridors of escape. This way the cat only had one avenue to leave the litter box and must walk where you want them too. The mat that worked best for me was the larger Pruven Litter Trap Mat (available on Amazon or most Pet Stores), though any mat of similar style would probably work equally well. No matter what it won't contain all the litter, but this setup was the most effective.
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I used the Graco Travel Lite crib sheet, it was about $8. I layered a thick blanket under for a tad bit more cushioning. The sheet fits tightly and snugly.
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I used old blankets. Rags work...something cloth like. Also I put gallon sized freezer bags with sand to help weigh it down (Duct taped the outside and also drop those in the middle or wrap them in blankets). Took about a month to get it packed solid since when you beat on it everything compacts down.
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Personally, I'd put another mat or a rug beneath it. It has a decent pad if it's placed on a carpeted surface, but I'd be a little nervous putting it on a hardwood floor. Otherwise, I loved this play yard. :)
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There is a cheap, thin changing pad that comes with this. I use it, but have a pad that I place on top of it that is washable. The pad is thin and plastic. I do not know if there are particularly fitted mats for this. I have a changing pad that you would use when out and about that folds up that I lay on top of it. I hope this answers your question!
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Try the "Sunshine Kids Ultra-Mat Ulimate 2-Part Undermat Car Seat Mat" or the "DuoMat 2-in-1 Car Seat and Mat by Kiddopotamus" Look for padded bottom and seat cover, so that it can be used rearfacing and forward facing. Either way they protect well. Skip the ones that only cover the seat because your child will kick the cloth and it won't be protected.
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I use a fleece liner on my diapers just to be on the safe side. I also use grandma el's cream without any issues with repelling.
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The scatmat will work, but make sure you buy the main part and not just the extension. Also, you might want to find a way to make sure it doesn't slip off the counter in case she jumps on it just right.
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I recommend non-slip rug pad. You can find it here on Amazon, but most large chain retailers (Walmart) will also sell them! Hope that helps!
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I have several different brands and they all work well. I think pretty much any changing pad cover you buy would work.
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I use the American Baby Company Organic PVC and vinyl free pad. Make sure to get your pad without any chemicals like that, or you might as well buy a $50 chemical-based mattress!
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It isn't really that thick of a pad so what I did was I folded a fleece blanket nice and flat on the floor and I placed the Mat over it. My son hated tummy time so I gave this to my friend who's baby loved it. She's 6 months and still uses it, hope this helps!
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As far as I can remember, it just came rolled up, probably in a plastic bag. I know there are mat carriers, or a short velcro strap of some kind should work fine. Heck, a shoelace would work.
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According to the We Sell Mats website (wesellmats.com), they are 3/8" thick. Most others I see are 5/8" so I'm wondering if these are thick enough to provide good padding for a baby, particularly over a very hard tile floor. Any opinions on that?
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The mat is rather soft for children's activities. A kids plastic placemat would be a better alternative.
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You may use the cover - 4moms have a cute yet expensive one - i use a blanket or nothing, my 9 month girl loves her playard