TLCmatSoft Foam Puzzle Play Mat Interlocking Jigsaw Mat - EN71 Safety- Non-Toxic, 30cm x 30cm, Thick, Use for Indoor and Outdoor (Vivid 18 pcs Pack)

I looked around for a foam mat for a while when my baby girl started wanting to wiggle and enjoying her tummy time. I remember having similar when I was a child 25yrs again and my mum said they were brilliant.Which I agree you can wipe up any spills (food, sick etc) that come with having a baby and they can carry on playing wiggling and crawling.The foam is great for babies that are starting to move on their own, I found that my baby girl could get grip to push up with her hands and push with her feet. It's great if like me you have hard wood floors so if baby topples over she won't hurt her head as it adds a bit of padding and also brill to put over carpets to keep them clean from spills.I also purchased the animal and transportation foam mat from this range, you can combine the numbers with them, which I'm sure my baby girl will love when she is old enough to play with the puzzles.I particularly choose this brand as they advertise that the foam it free from chemicals which is great as no parent wants to expose their child to anything harmful, and as far as I'm aware they are safe ( there is no chemically smell on the even when first opened but I did wipe them and leave them to air before putting baby on them)Great multi use foam mats for any age, great quality I'm sure we will still be using these till my baby girl is much older.

I bought the foam tiles to put between the washing machine and the wall and the washing machine and a kitchen cupboard. The foam tiles are brilliant! They stay in place and stop the washing machine from banging against the wall and the kitchen cupboard. The tiles are nice and thick, a fabulous size, gorgeous colours and value for money. A great buy.

I am really pleased with this product. It is just as described and when assembled makes a full 36 sq ft area for safe play. It is well made and seems very durable although it has only just arrived and not been used yet. It looks as though it will just wipe clean easily and a quick spray with antibax should any accidents arise. The surface is firm but also cushioned and the pieces fit together with great precision. When not in use it packs away neatly in the accompanying storage bag. But mostly I love the bright colours and it will be a good teaching tool for the alphabet and numbers when my six month old grandson gets a bit older. In the mean time it is a safe, fun, play area and I cant wait for him to visit!

Good play-mat: Our baby loves it -it has nice, bright colours, and it's handy (light and versitile enough) to move to places to let him play whilst we're busy ~cooking, on the compt. etc. It was a little pricey -but it seems all these mats are.Currently we have it flat and whole, but an interesting feature is that the numbers and letters can be pressed out of each mat-tile, so I'm curious to see how it can be used then: -on one hand the interactive aspect is a positive /can make a fun game out of the mat itself; but on the other hand I am weary of the edges of foam-letters breaking when played with, once pressed out of the mat-tile it's set within- as this would give the mat gaps (which to a degree would defeat the point of having the soft mat surface to play with)... ~But for now whilst it is all together, it is a good, large, colourful play-mat! ~And hopefully the removable numbers and letters will make it fun when our son's old enough to be using it more interactively.

These have been a wonderful addition to our home to cover our wood floors and prevent hard falls which seem to be a common occurrence with our little one, as well as appease our neighbours who seem to growing tiresome of our little darlings graceful dancing and disagreements with us (stamping and tantrums).The brightly coloured squares are a good size, 30cm/1ft approx and fit together very easily. The description is a little misleading, you will need 36 tiles - 3x twin packs for a 6ft square coverage, because... maths. They are thicker than I thought, not as flimsy as I was expecting.Our 15 month old took to them immediately and found they are as much fun to pull apart as they are to dance and play on. They are just as much of a godsend for parents too as they are very kind on your knees when down on the floor watching your toddler destroy your expertly built duplo creations.Only problem we have is they can slip on a smooth laminate floor so be wary of that. An anti-slip mat underneath may solve this though. Also, our cats believe these are a present for them and have enjoyed attempting to claw them to pieces.How durable they really are we are yet to see but would definitely be keen to replace them like for like if they do eventually fall apart. However, they seem quite solid and we can see these lasting for a few years to come...

Although a bit on the expensive side, this is a win-win solution for us: 1) supporting our babies as they learn to crawl and walk and 2) protecting our nice wooden floor from spills and dents.I prefer these to others available with foam letters or shapes that can be removed as I find that they are:- Easier to clean- More durable- Nice textureThey are also BPA free and suitable for young babies. They can be arranged in all different shapes on the floor, or for in the base of a baby box or playpen, or even assembled as cubes for play and storage.I brought 2x 6 packs and then ended up getting 2x12 packs to cover a larger section of floor which cost me nearly 50 pounds including postage. My best advice is to get them when they are on offer but it is worth paying a bit more for something you can trust and that will last longer.