Yay Mats Stylish Extra Large Baby Play Mat. Soft, Thick, Non-Toxic Foam Covers 6 ft x 4 ft. Expandable Tiles with Edges Infants and Kids Playmat Tummy Time Mat (Brooklyn Cross White)

Absolutely love! It’s one of my favorite things for the nursery so far. I live in a home w limited space. I love how you can assemble and disassemble this in the nursery, and you can also store it in the bag Underneath the bed of furniture when you want to get it outThe mat was also very comfortable!! And I have issues with my back, etc.The baby seemed to enjoy it also!I also purchased a blissful diary mat, and I ended up returning it because it was just not thick enough, and was not as aesthetically pleasing in the nursery.I love the beige color!

We’ve had these for over two years now and I just ordered more for a larger area. My kids have been saved countless injuries thanks to these mats. They’re VERY durable and wipe off easy even on the foam side against the floor. I haven’t come close to liking any mats other than these. They’re thick, easy to set up, easy to clean, durable, not sticky, safe, and not overstimulating. They’re expensive but worth every single penny! 🫶🏻*NOT an Ad or paid, just a Mom thats incredibly grateful for this brand🤍

I searched Amazon high and low for play mats as my 6 month old is going to be crawling soon. My main concern was toxicity of materials. I feel like so much on Amazon is unregulated and the materials as well as safety of products is really hit or miss. Based on the description of these mats, they seem to fit the bill for what I was looking for. What’s more, they come in cute patterns that work well with my current home decor. So I went ahead with them.I was pleasantly surprised that the tiles came in a nice storage bag. This will be great if we ever need to pack them up and bring them elsewhere. They are not super thick but they are as described. My baby likes the texture of them as they have a bumpy pattern. They are a little slippery for her but it’s not anything concerning. They look great and so far have created a really nice play space for my baby. My only complaint would be that the corner of two tiles was slightly bent, probably in transit, so they don’t “snap” together perfectly but it’s really a small issue. Overall I recommend and am going to order another set.

Nice thickness and pattern appears the same in person as in the photo. The only criticism is that the shininess makes it a bit slippery so the baby can't really get a grip to move on it easily.

I’ve been really happy with these mats. I bought a second set to make it bigger. I have the terrazzo print and have been using for about 1.5 years. We only play on these mats and don’t put anything heavy on them. Another reviewer said heavy objects will leave permanent marks, and I’m sure that is correct.

This product deserves an amazing review! We've had these mats for about two years now in our living room. We set them up as a comfortable play area for my now 2.5yo. The prints are stylish and look more grown up then many of the other mats out there. I like that the edges are removeable so that I can organize it in a variety of ways and expand on the size. It is very thick and cushiony. We have hard wood flooring and this mat makes it so we can be down on the floor playing and interacting with our daughter comfortably and also protects her during all the inevitable trips and falls. It is very durable! The top has a harder surface than other mats we've tried, making it nonabsorbant, easy to clean and resistant to wear. It is just now starting to show a few dings and dents but mainly from my dogs nails and you don't notice them unless you are up close. I've vacuumed, mopped, and hand wiped this mat this with various cleaners and its held up to all of the above and comes clean nicely. This is super important given it's our main play space for my daughter. I've even spilled red wine on this and it did not stain a single bit. It also has a slight texture to the top giving it a small bit of grip without being uncomfortable. The only negative I can think of is that I have one area of my floor where the wood and tile meet and it is not quite flat and the two pieces of the mat will not fit perfectly together here, but it is not very noticeable. They are also on the more expensive side but I truly think they are worth the money. I have received many compliments on it and have 3 friends who have since purchased the same mat for their houses.

Gifted the terrazzo pattern approximately 1 year ago and it’s held up overall. Not as big as I’d like for the cost. However, a downside is that my baby enjoys disassembling it and pulling the edge pieces off and chewing on them 🤮🫣. It’s also not remained as flat as I’d likeOver time (see pictures attached)

I’d love to get a House of Noa rug, but wasn’t feeling ready to spend the extra money on one as our first foam mat. We got this one as our first one, knowing it might be a bit of a test run and not last as long—especially since we put it in the highest traffic area of our house (right by the front door) and we have a 60lb lab that runs and plays roughly on it. We’ve had it over a year now and it has stood up great! It has definitely taken some damage compared with when it was brand new, but honestly I think the wear and tear has made it look more natural (less stark than when it was perfectly flat and white) in our home. It has worn evenly and the heavy foot and dog traffic has just left uniform wrinkles and small divots that don’t bother me at all. It’s just what we needed; the price is perfect for us to use it without worry, knowing we might just replace it after 2-3 years—but I’m pretty sure we would have had to do that with any rug, especially because of our dog. Maybe next time I’ll spend more to get a House of Noa rug (they have way prettier designs) but I think I’ll feel better about it than I would have if it were my first rug, knowing as it gets worn that the wear and tear should even out and just make it feel more “loved” like we’ve experienced using this rug! Last note: as my daughter moved from baby to toddler she started finding it funny to pull up the border pieces of this rug—I decided to tape the corners and junctions between pieces from underneath the rug and that helped a lot. Next time I’ll just tape it from the beginning!