Toddleroo by North States 71" x 71" Toddleroo Friends Play Mat - Designed to fit 6 Panel or 8 Panel Superyards. Almost 36 Square feet of Play Space (Toddleroo Characters, Multicolored)

Me encanto! Súper grueso y el dibujo está súper lindo!

The mat is thicker than I expected it to be and is padded well. As a mom of 2 under 2, I feel like it keeps the kids safe from falling on the hard flooring as they learn to walk and its also more comfortable for me to sit on and play with them. Folds up easily so it can be taken on the go. We've used it in the playroom for 4 or 5 months now and it does not peel crack or fade even after having so many kids use it. Very easy to clean. Very good value.

Fav mat ever! Super cute, super nice! Great material! I only wish they had this exact one in different sizes!

In mid-April I bought two items of NorthStates-Toddleroo: 1) the Toddleroo by NorthStates 71" x 71" Folding Balloon Ride Play Mat - Extra Large, Designed to fit 6 Panel or 8 Panel Superyards (the item being reviewed here); and 2)The Toddleroo by NorthStates Superyard 6 Panel Baby Play Yard/Barrier with Wall Mount Kit (the item being reviewed here) All in all, the mat alone is a good addition to our house, and our kid loves it. BUT....beware if you are planning on buying this AND the Superyard gate/barrier. If you are about to do that, please keep reading. As per the advertisement (and the name of the Folding Mat), one would understand that if you buy the two items, the coverage of the Superyard/barrier would encompass ALL of the folding mat. Put it simply, if the folding mat is "designed to fit 6-panel superyards", when you assemble the barrier, it should not overlap and/or "eat away" part of the mat. Otherwise, it would make you lose part of the playing surface that you bought. And if you explicitly buy an extra-large mat, you want to be able to use the extra-large surface. Well, it turns out that I assembled the gate only to find out that the two items are NOT compatible. When you try to enclose the mat with the Superyard 6 panel, you lose a lot of the extra-large mat surface. It doesn't make any sense. They should NOT advertise the extra-large mat as one been designed to fit a 6-panel superyard because it is not. It eats away valuable playing surface, which is exactly what you would want when buying an extra-large mat. The options now? A) not using the gate; b) lose playing surface of the extra-large mat; or c) spend approximately 40 to 70 dollars in an extension of the barrier/superyard.

I’ve had this balloon play mat for 2 years. With two kids and one dog it’s lasted and almost looks new except her pen marks & scratches underneath. Had it under her playpen to start. Now it’s under her toddler mattress if she rolls off & move the mattress over so she’s not playing directly on wood floors. It’s soft & spongey. The only issue I have is cleaning it. The x shaped ridges are deep enough that you really have to go in all directions to clean up crumbs. It’s annoying. Be careful not to use the underside because it’s easy to cut the spongey side underneath. Folding it up is a little tricky.