Cozy Play Mat

Kos Play Mat – the ultimate play mat for little explorers 

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The best play mat ever!

Kos Play Mat is a large, beautiful, durable play mat of very high quality made from safe, non-toxic, certified materials. The play mat is made of cushioning and insulating memory foam, which provides optimal protection and comfort for the little ones. With its high quality, fantastic functionality and unique, Norwegian double-sided design, Kos Play Mat is already a big favorite with both young and old.

The play mat provides a safe base that supports your child's development - whether they are learning to roll, crawl, sit, stand or take their first steps. The Ko's play mat has been carefully designed to create a safe, comfortable and stimulating play area for babies and toddlers. Perfect for fun play, learning and development. Also an ideal play and exercise mat for older siblings and adults.

NOTE! The mat does not have a hole in the middle like the Tindstand mat. This is a regular play mat – perfect for crab training and active play.

Features

• Cushioning special memory foam filled with air bubbles provides optimal protection in the event of a fall
• Soft but stable surface that provides good grip for little ones practicing standing and walking
• Slightly rough texture that is perfect for abdominal and crab training
• Anti-slip – stays stable on all floors
• Insulates well against cold floors
• Durable, high quality – made to last
• Perfect size: 160 x 100 x 1 cm
• Can be used indoors and outdoors – take it to the patio or lawn (check for sharp stones before use)

Stimulates play and learning

• Double-sided Norwegian design from Bittelille Skogen , illustrated by Norwegian artist Oscar Jansen , who is also behind famous illustrations from Dyreparken in Kristiansand
• Front: Fun "Forest Walk" motif that invites play, storytelling and learning about animals, numbers and sizes
• Back: Neutral design with cute animal footprints
• The pattern stimulates the child's senses, color learning and concepts such as small/big.

Tip: Name the animals and make up stories with your child.