Review on 👸 Funhouse Pink Princess Kids Nap Mat Set - Perfect for Girls at Daycare, Preschool, or Kindergarten - Includes Pillow and Fleece Blanket for Napping Toddlers or Young Children by Bonnie Conner

This is a good quality tufted rug. My kids only had 2 other types of sleeping pads. Like the others, this one can withstand many washes. Don't forget to remove the pillow when washing - it's easy to replace if it has flattened over time or been accidentally washed. What I love most about this rug is that the colors don't fade and the fabric doesn't wrinkle. It's not an overnight stay - you need a proper sleeping bag for that. It doesn't have as much padding as most other sleeping pads I've seen. If you don't buy one of these memory foam mats, any sleeping mat you buy won't be soft enough for the floor—which is why most daycares have started using cribs for kids to put their sleeping mats on. I used to work at a preschool and saw tons of sleeping pads. I know what teachers like about them. If they're too bulky and don't roll well, they get in the way. This pile rug is very easy to roll up and store away. I know that as a mom you need something that rolls up easily and is easy to handle with a diaper bag and a moving baby to carry the mat back and forth to and from daycare. I mean, who wants to let go of their baby hand because they're juggling an umbrella, a toddler, a sleeping pad, a lunch box, a diaper bag, and a purse? Certainly not me. Protect yourself and your child's teachers from common sense - buy this rug. Plus, it's a lot cheaper than those ridiculous bulky Stephen Joseph and Wildkin rugs.