Is this mat good for baby or toddlers?
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I don't see why not. I bought it for my 10 year old daughter to practice tumbling. It doesn't have any loose parts and doesn't come apart. It is constructed well. It also folds up in kind of a stack style.
1918597
The mat has some cushion but it is not nearly as thick as a playmat. I would use it on hard wood floors if I was with my baby the whole time to prevent any bumps. Hope this helps!
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I think it depends on the baby. I bought I for my 1 year old and he does fine with it. It's lightweight but verydurable
1685040
Our kids used it constantly until age 2 (at that point they were climbing and had more seating choices). The mat is still functional and gets put in the picnic/exercise mat/nap time rotation. After three years, two kids, and countless washings, both mat/cover are still in great condition.
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Hi Dorian,Technically, a 'toddler' is approximately two-years old, and most likely walking. Their little bones are getting stronger, and are exercised more once they start alking and eventually running. About that time you may want to consider 'turning' the matress to the more orthepedic-friendly side for toddlers and smaller children as their 'comfort-needs' are now differnet than when they were infants.Ultimately it is up to you, but the 'toddler-side' is more chushy, ans supportive of a larger little one . . . .
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I don't know what the manufacture meant by ages 3 and up but our family have used the mat on the floor of the playroom for our newborns. As the children grow, they play on the mat as a soft cushion on the hardwood floors.
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Yes! I've taken ours on restaurant outings. Easy to roll up and store in the diaper bag, nice clean surface for me to put food on after I cut it up. It's flat so there aren't edges for Baby to mess with, keeps the attempts at pulling it up to a minimum. I use ours at home and at restaurants and it's grown up with my kids (now 2 and 4). It's our go-to placemat for them because it doesn't slip from the table.
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The mat is attached with snaps and is very snug. It does not move when the baby is playing. I hope that helps. Thanks
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no this material is suitable for insulation of hot pipis where it would not be subjected to handeling by a toddler.
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We started using this mat when our daughter was 3 mos old. Definitely helped her with tummy time! She is 5 mos now and we don't use the pillow anymore because she is more into sitting upright.
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It should but if you have children who take baths this is not a good mat for them.
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You could use the mat for a baby. It's much thicker than those foam pieces. The only think is the mat is not that wide so it's a pretty small playing surface.
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No I think they could pull it up because it is just padded fabric. The baby care mats are heavier and more cushioned although they are bigger. My daughter bought one for her 4 month old baby and she likes it. Plus it's comfortable for adults when they play with their baby on the mat.
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I bought it for a 5 year old who actively does gymnastics it's a very big mat I got the smaller thickness and it works great... My two year old nephew also uses it to play on
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We use it as an outdoor mat. The grass seems to fall off easily, easily washable for any messes, and big enough for a few rolls from the baby before falling off.
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No it's not , but my twin boys played on it from about 3 months to 9 months. I absolutely loved this mat.
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no, not at all. it is too thick and stiff. I'm very happy with these mats so far. They are great for my son to play on instead of the hardwood floor. One great thing is that I can make it bigger or smaller depending on the space just by removing or adding tiles. As far as the end pieces coming off, any brand of mats will do this when children play on them. I solved this issue by placing some gorilla tape on the bottom side at the edge. I used Gorilla brand because it is much less likely to stain the floor with residue. Cheap duct tape will stain.