Baby Play Mat,Waterproof Foldable Non Toxic Playmat,79x71x0.6inch Extra Large Thick Foam Crawling Playmats for Infant,Toddler,Babies Learning to Crawl, Kid's Room,Reversible,Durable

I am honestly so happy with this purchase. It’s much bigger than I expected (I hadn’t really checked the measurements when I bought it lol). It’s also great quality and ridiculously easy to clean and put away.I specifically bought this one because we always have people over and I didn’t want a mat that would take forever to take apart and put back together... so this one is PERFECT! It’s only one piece and I was surprised to know that there’s a different drawing on the back of the mat, so you can use it on both sides! I know my baby will use this for a very long time!

I searched for days for a play mat for my baby. I have brick floors that are NOT baby friendly. I didn't want to spend a fortune, but I also wanted to be able to protect my baby. I got it at first & was only "okay" with the size, but then I realized I hadn't opened it up all the way. It is a very good size! I like the designs on both sides. I am 40 and can sit on this mat for a long time and I am very comfortable. Baby likes to slam her feet down & she isn't hurt. This price & quality are great! I want to buy another for her bedroom eventually. Totally worth it!

it’s so big, unfolds and folds easy, so tired of the kids eating or playing in front of the TV and crumb city or spills... i was about to lay plastic all over the house. lol. no but this is cute and super thick. we dance and play and leave it down all the time.

These mats are all from China (sold for a few bucks on Alibaba which are resold here for the ridiculous $50-60 price tag) and you can also find 0.4 inch thick ones for much cheaper on Wish. We have three of these mats at home (I thought about purchasing Alzip mats which are very high quality premium mats but they cost $300 a piece...if money is not an option for you I would say they are the best mats money can buy having seen them in person). I tried quality alphabet interlocking mats that didn't have the rubbery smell and BPA free at around $30, but they were so firm, it wasn't that much softer than the hardwood floor. And the soft ones have this awful rubber smell which we couldn't stand. These mats are very light, easy to fold and put away (you can easily fold it and put it in your car for travel), and easy to clean up. And they definitely saved our son from hurting himself many times. After few months though, the outer film that protects the layer are starting to bubble up in some places. Other than that, and it being over-priced, we found it to be the best option. Hope this review helps.

I love that this is so easy to fold up and store out of the way! I didn't want to have to unlock puzzle pieces or lean up a giant play space on the wall like you would have to do with other kinds of mats. This one folds easily and we can tuck it out of the way and carry it to different rooms. We take it outside since we have a concrete front area. Easy to clean, and baby has loved looking at the photos and running her hands across the texture. We just unfold it halfway when we have a smaller space and it works great.We were surprised by the Christmas design haha! I didn't realize it, and we ordered this in February so it was kinda funny.

I love it so much that I bought another one to put at my parents house! It is a really nice quality mat. Easy to clean, and seems very durable. If you’re looking for a good quality and reasonable price playmat for your little ones, this is it.

Thicker than most mats available at a more affordable price. If our crawler takes a spill, he gets up and goes as if nothing has happened....folds up nicely, not difficult to move or store at all. Also, reversible! A cute winter scene for a change during the holidays!

No smell. Easy to clean up and fold. Space saver.+++After using 7 months+++Well, there are some punctures and damage but it's used for 12 hrs+ a day for the last 7 months in the pandemic. It's still cushy and that is all I need. So I say it was worth paying $40.