Would this work on the edge of a dresser as a cushion? Is it thick/soft enough to cushion a baby's fall?
644939
This is not soft, just thin rubber. I would not recommend this product for anything, it removed the paint from my crib. Very bad product
644940
I wouldnt. It is not really padded, it feels like a long strip made out of Jellies sandals plastic. It would cover a sharp corner, but not really pad anything. I'd go with something that is foam. Yes, foam is more unsightly....
395161
I use it as a changing pad. It is stiffer, but I think it would bunch up if your child try's to sleep on it and moves a lot like my daughter does. It works great as a take along changing pad! I got the froggy design so the baby also likes looking at it when they get older;)
390698
I personally don't think it's got enough cushion for a gym mat. It also would probably slide a little if you have it on hard wood or tile.
50820
I don't think it's quite firm enough for that. And it seems like it wouldn't hold it's shape long if you were constantly stepping on it. You might want something a little more sturdy.
1144658
That is how I use it and it was the main reason I bought it. It provides a nice smooth, firm surface for the baby to lay on. When they are young and not mobile, it is perfectly fine to use and should not present a safety issue.
1262754
Totally fine for a baby. Keep in mind its not a square, it is a long rectangle. Definitely soft enough.
1494326
It has been a while since I used it but it I remember it being quite cushioned. It does depend on the age of your child. If your baby's head is still wobbly, and their is a chance they could accidentally knock their head when rolling over etc, I think the wood floor directly underneath will be too hard. I also have wooden floors but lots of rugs too, and it was generally placed on top of a floor rug and not directly on a the wooden floor.
921474
I have hard wood floors and I lie the baby on it and it doesnt seem to bother her. About the thickness of the mat its not like a gym pad. Its more like a bed comforter thickness.
634731
it wasn't very thick.... however.... when i was using this (as a bed i might Add) I used a memory foam mattress and it was more than comfortable. As a couch.... it was rather low, but still comfortable enough.... its not a sag into the cushion cant get out kind of thing
29003
Yes it could. What i did was go to a local store and buy the extra mattress pad and cut it to size to add more cushioning. That way it's not too hard for your baby.
1584953
I bought it for waterproof protection. It's not very thick (think of bedcover thickness) but would add a slight bit of cushion. Hope that helps!
1374051
It is being used for bell cushions for a church bell choir. I think the density would be great for a mattress. The price is excellent.
148448
not as thick as a couch cushion. I use it in my twins room. The only time I found it uncomfortable is after falling asleep on it for awhile. You eventually start to feel the bars underneath. However, I don't think a kid would complain.
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Yes you could probably use it safely for a temporary crib for an infant. It is low to the floor and other than the fact that you will have to bend over to get the little one in and out, he/she will sleep just fine and certainly won't be tall enough for awhile to get out.
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I agree with the other answers. The dresser isn't made of solid wood so it seems it would not hold anything very heavy. Mine just has clothing in it and it works great for that and looks nice, as well!
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The foam is quite dense. It is not exactly soft...it's more a firm cushion. Also...it is only about 2" thick. Not sure if it would work for a couch. I used it for a window seat which worked really well.
395163
It is a heavier piece of cloth - soft not stiff. We use it as a changing pad liner to keep surfaces from getting wet or dirty during changes. This would potentially bunch and move under an active baby.