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The Inua Bumber Mat by CreamHaus: This is a pretty unique play mat and a perfect solution if you’re looking for a play pen, a ball pit or a toddler nap map.They also double as a gym mat for my older kid. They’re pretty light and are foldable so it’s easy to move. I love these because they are thickest mats I’ve seen, they are large and are waterproof so it’s extremely easy to keep clean. The Folding Mat or Modular Mat by CreamHaus: These mats are made with the same materials but the size and shape is different.**You can find detailed information for each mat below. Spiritual Revolution Eco-Friendly Yoga Mat (has a regular and kid version).( Read my reviews on Corkimat and Organic Cotton Play Mat.)

Best foam tiles code#

The Folding Mat ( read my review), the Modular Mat and the Inua Bumber Mat by CreamHaus (see all the products they offer here and save 10% by using the code MAMAINSTINCTS10).

MyLine Baby PlayMat (best value but there are other mats made with better materials).

These are the non-toxic play mats I’ve found: If you no longer see a brand listed here it’s because they stopped selling their product, their mat didn’t hold up well or they changed their materials. Now there are a lot more options of non-toxic play mats and since I’ve been working on this post since 2013 there have been changes to this list. Both mats claim to be toxic-free but I ended up getting MyLine Baby PlayMat because of price and the materials it was made out of (Dwinguler uses PVC!). Since Panda Mat was sold out back then that left me with two options: the Dwinguler Eco-friendly Kids Play Mat and the MyLine Baby PlayMat. Therefore, even though these type of mats don’t seem dangerous I just can’t recommend any EVA foam mats.ĭuring my research, I came across Panda Mat and that seemed like the perfect mat, except that they stopped manufacturing it back when I wrote this post 3 years ago so I had to look for other options. The materials on the mat have to pass a certain level to be considered non-toxic, meaning they are not saying that they in fact don’t contain chemicals (formamide in this case), they are just saying they don’t contain above a certain amount.

The problem with this type of testing is that it doesn’t really tell us if it contains any toxins. I did contact the manufacturer of this specific mat and they send me over their reports: Report 1 & Report 2. If you want to learn more about eva foam mats read here. However, after reading about the recall on foam mats in Europe on 2011 I did not feel too happy with having a foam mat because EVA foam mats have been known to contain formamide. When I was pregnant with my first I got an EVA foam mat, the We Sell Mats 36 Sq Ft Alphabet and Number Floor Mat.

I update this post every 6 months (or so) with my findings since this is a topic I’m pretty passionate about. In 2013 when I first wrote this post there weren’t many options but the demands of parents looking for non-toxic alternatives have risen and now there are several options. One of the most important things I sought out to find was a non-toxic baby play mat because my daughter was on a mat a big chunk of the day. I was not happy to learn this and started looking for non-toxic alternatives. Researching play mats since 2013 | Post updated May 2019Ī few months after my first daughter was born I learned that some baby products were made with questionable materials and some of these products leached harmful chemicals that could possibly affect the health of my kid.