Is this mat good for baby or toddlers?
158952
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.
2007135
It's just as soft as any other mat that would be slip resistant. It has a bit of a "nap" to it. It wouldn't hurt a child to crawl on it and sitting on it is just fine. It isn't really padded, though, like the rubber mats we used with our kids.
1749167
No, not really. More a sponge than foam with a skin to have any bounce to it.Suitable perhaps for toddler play as no harm can be done with it.
2159775
I would say no because it is rather large and there is nothing to keep a child that small in place. It is perfect for a toddler.
1887503
I think it is padded enough- all my floors are wood as well. My 4 month old has begun to roll and squirm beyond the mat though, so now I put a large old quilt under so he's not kicking and playing on the hard wood
1430894
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!
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!
433738
Yes my kids love it! My older daughter uses it for cart wheels. Great mat for the price
1463450
In theory, yes, but it really depends on the strength of your toddler. My 1-year old could not budge it, but my 3-year old popped it right off. It is a great retraint, but I would recommend getting a better grade sticky for the back (3M makes stronger sticky patches).
764434
Not really. I don't think it's very easy to take apart, and the plastic pieces take up a fair bit of room. They make another Fisher Price mat that is just a tummy time mat (my mom has it) that is like an ocean theme, and that's great for travel - it just rolls up like a quilt.
104843
Use for what? I wouldn't place my 4 mo baby on the mat without any other blanket/cloth as the mat would be a little rough for her/his skin. For safety measure 7 to crawl around it's great.
1742439
The cloth that it is made of is very sturdy. Generally, they say not to give toys with the beads to babies. He has weighted beads in his bottom. However, if supervised, it seems like it would be safe enough. My 19 month old plays with him a lot. He has a nice weight to him, and definitely has a strong baby scent.
1737550
no this material is suitable for insulation of hot pipis where it would not be subjected to handeling by a toddler.
1315668
Yes, I bought it for my 18 month baby because he kept falling in the tub and getting hurt. The mat is non slip, as advertised. He runs around the bath tub and jumps under the shower spray and never once has fallen. The mat glues to the bottom of the tub with adhesives type of tape and no water gets under it to create mold. However, cleaning the tub is a bit of a pain when you can't lift the mat. But I have to say the soap and water wash off very easily of it when cleaning it. Hope this helps.
243677
it bounces pretty well but my wife and I use it. I think that it might be a little to stiff for a toddler. If they can reach the bar that might help them be able to push down a little harder. Hope this helps.
228437
It is a very durable mat. We have had ours for about 1 year and it still looks like new. I used it a couple times a week and I am a rather large person.
2250259
It's very comfy you learn how to wrap it quite easily. It's comfortable for you and baby. Good as a hip carrier however I stopped using mine at around 7 months of age for my daughter since she grew out of it. I'm sure it would be great for a toddler. I don't recommend it as a back carrier though.