Foldable Play Mat

 

• Product details

Item Name: Foldable play mat with PE film
Item Number:XB-LK＋AM
Material: XPE
Color: Multi-color or custom
Size: 180*120 cm
Thickness: 8mm
MOQ: 500 pcs
Place of Origin: Fujian, China
Brand Name: Faithmat
Feature: Waterproof, Shockproof, Odorless, Non-Toxic, Easy to clean, Easy assembly
Application: Playroom, nursery, living room, playground
Package: 5-10 pieces per box

Features:

1. Safe XPE Material.

Our baby mat for floor uses high density XPE foam material. It has great traction from the raised alphabets all over the mat to avoid baby fall down, great cushion for babies rolling, tummy time, crawling, sit up, stand and learning to walk,create a soft, clean safe place area for your little angel.

 

2. Waterproof & Easy TO Clean.

The 100% water-resistant surface of this foam play mat makes cleaning up a breeze. Simply wipe it down with a wet towel. The waterproof layer also protects the colorful pattern from fading, ensuring long-term durability. This makes it a convenient choice for busy parents.

 

3. Space TO Play & Foldable.

This floor playmat provides enough space to help babies learn to flip, stand, crawl, and walk. Our baby play mat for floor is designed to be foldable, making it easy to store in a compact manner, suitable for indoor and outdoor, so you can pack this portable play mat in the car to bring to anywhere else your baby plays.

 

4.Reversible Design.

Our foam play mat is reversible, featuring different patterns on each side.This play mat is also suitable for use with various foldable baby playpens, providing a soft and comfortable spot for your little one.

 

 

 

• Tummy Time

The first activity your babies can do is tummy time. At first, you can support your kids, especially if they can't roll over themselves. Tummy time is a good sensory exercise. Your kids can feel and sense new things, which can help them familiarize themselves with their environment. It also teaches them to move.

Tummy time will encourage your kids to crawl and lift their arms. This activity will help them build strength. Reaching for toys also develops hand-eye coordination. There are appropriate toys for tummy time, so get some for your baby. Doctors recommend that tummy time for babies between 0–6 months old be in bed.

When your kids can support themselves during tummy time or preferably when they're six months or older, you can let them do their tummy time on play mats so they have more space to explore.

• Listening to Music

Music brings many benefits to babies. Listening and playing music is a great speech and auditory growth activity that promotes creativity and vocabulary. There are numerous methods to include music in your child's daily activities. For example, you can sing to them or even play classical music before bedtime.

You can also let them watch nursery rhyme videos. Just be mindful of their screen time. Moreover, you can let your kids create their own music. You can get them musical instruments like maracas, mini xylophones, bells, or hand drums. Babies will enjoy hitting and shaking these instruments, and they'll be amazed at the sound they produce.

• Hide and Find Game

The hide and find game is more on the cognitive development side. The game of hide and seek can be played in a variety of ways. The most basic game you can do is have three cups and hide their favorite toy under one. Then, jumble the cups and let them find the toy. This game will greatly improve their memory skills.

The second choice is to conceal their toys in various locations across the house. This set-up is much better when your kids can walk on their own. Moving around the house promotes leg coordination and muscle strengthening. This game will keep your kids busy for some time and tire them out, which will help them sleep better and longer.

• Follow the Leader

A simple game of following the leader can help with cognitive and development of motor skills. Encourage your kids to copy your movements, like putting your hands over your head, clapping, and stomping. You can increase the difficulty of your movements for older kids.

Kicking motions, jumping, squatting, and jogging in place can be enjoyable for your kids while they get their needed exercise. In addition, strengthening their muscles in the early stages will help them to learn to walk faster. Just remember to assist your kids, so they don't injure themselves.

• Play Ball

Playing ball has different benefits, including socialization skills. Little kids love playing with balls. This should be your go-to toy when shopping for your kids. Get balls of different sizes and textures or even a ball pit. Let them toss, roll, shoot and squeeze the ball to develop arm muscle strength.

In addition, playing ball is a good way for your kids to make friends. Sharing their toys and playing with other kids will improve their socialization. You can start practicing your kid's socialization by encouraging them to play with their siblings.

• Story Time During Bedtime

Reading stories to your kids is a great way to end their day. It is a great bonding time between parent and child and makes their imagination work. Doctors recommend getting books for your kids with descriptive and vibrant graphics for visual stimulation.

Reading aloud also encourages them to speak. At some point, your kids will start to mimic the words you say. They may not learn how to read yet, but they will surely understand your words.

• Coloring and Painting

When your children are in a high chair, coloring and painting are fantastic pastimes. There are big coloring books that your kids will love coloring. For painting, you can put different shades of paint in a Ziploc bag, and your kids can swirl their fingers and play with the paint without making a mess.

Their creative side will surely benefit from coloring activities. Just remember to get non-toxic coloring materials in case your little one tries to put it in their mouth. Also, ensure that the paints and markers you get are water-based because kids are likely to write on any surface when holding their coloring materials.

• What is the best age for a play mat?

4 months. Around this age, your baby will start to roll over and the play mat is a safe place for them to practice this new skill! 6 months. Your baby will be moving around the mat and reaching for toys.

• Where do you put a playmat?

Placing your play mat near you in the living room allows you the opportunity to take a well-earned rest while they explore their environment, feeling safe that you are close and watching. Your kitchen: Do you need ten minutes to organize the kitchen or start making dinner? Pop your play mat on the floor and multitask.

• Is it OK to leave baby on playmat?

Don't feel bad! I went to an infant development class that said that lying on a mat (on back or tummy) is the best thing for their development. Good for their core and crawling skills etc... You don't need to time limit it like you would a jolly jumper or exersaucer.

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