Kid’s Concept Play Mat Off White

Gross motor skills: Isnt it exciting for the kids, and their parents, when theres a new development step in their gross motor skills? It can be being able to hold their head up, rolling onto their stomach, sitting, standing, taking their first steps, jumping, dancing, or running. Children can learn some of these things quickly, while others may take a bit longer. Regardless of the skill being learned, there are many different toys that can make practising a lot more fun.

Description

“Quilted play mat designed to fit seamlessly inside our teepee play tents or just as a playmat or under our wooden baby gym. Foldable and easy to carry aorund – the playtime never has to stop, continue playing home or away. For toddlers and older children use a rug underlay with antislip to prevent the rug from sliding. For infants and smaller babies crawling, sitting and laying down when playing do not use a rug underlay.”

Safety

Please read the safety instructions on the packaging. Remove the wrapping and packaging before giving the product to a child. Retain the information and the address for future reference. If the packaging consists of several different materials, make sure you separate them. Sort the respective materials in accordance with the recommendations that apply in your area. Check regularly that any screws are tight and all parts intact. Do not use the product if any parts are damaged or missing.

Measurements & details

• Rec. age: 0M+
• Color: Natural white
• Diameter (cm): 98
• Number of parts: 1
• Weight (g): 800

Material

• Textile: Cotton
• Filling: Polyester

Maintenance

For toddlers and older children use a rug underlay with antislip to prevent the rug from sliding. For infants and smaller babies crawling, sitting and laying down when playing do not use a rug underlay.

Washing instructions: Do not tumble dry, 30

CE marked: What is CE marking? Many products require a CE mark to be sold within the European Union (EU). The CE mark means that the manufacturer guarantees that the product meets the safety requirements set by the EU for that particular product.
All products must be safe, but not all products must be CE marked. Examples of products that may not be CE marked are furniture, prams, pacifiers and other children’s items. The products that may not be CE marked are tested by the laboratory using standards, developed specifically for each type of product, and they are as safe as products with a CE mark.