Review on Large Reversible Non-Toxic Baby Crawling Mat - Foldable Foam Play Mat With Waterproof Coating For Infants And Toddlers, Thicker And Safer For Playtime by Kevin Caldwell
Very low quality! Don’t buy this product
We used the product for about 3 months. After just a few weeks of usage we started noticing the first breakage in the material. Right now we have several holes in the mat and can’t use it anymore as our infant daughter is able to rip off chunks of material (which she could put in her mouth, creating a choke hazard). Would have thought the producer tested this product for infant use before putting It on the market. Was really disappointed by the low quality.
- Easy to clean and thick! It's also beautiful to look at!
- It is a good size but not as thick as expected and easily torn/ripped.
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