Sell [KOREA KIDS TOYS|SG INSTOCK] TANTAN REVERSIBLE WATERPROOF PLAY ART MAT/SENSORY PLAY FOR BABIES TODDLERS PRESCHOOLERS best price

Sensory play is vital during early years to stimulate cognitive development in our little big dreamers. Beautiful messes may be inevitable in the process of some sensory play but they can be well contained in this waterproof playmat with side guard circumference standing upright. Now, cleaning up after sensory play is more hassle-free! Clean with wet wipes or hose down after their play session, leave to dry and the mat can be conveniently folded and stored in its storage bag. Invite our little big dreamers for some sensory fun with our Tiger Fun Sand. Make desserts with our Tiger DIY Dessert Party Set or doodle with our Tiger brush pens in this playmat and watch them indulge in their wonderful world of child's play! Various activities can be carried out in this reversible mat. The saccharine pastel pink or blue definitely adds an alluring element to any activities set up within! Since the sides of the playmat stand upright, water play inside is feasible too! This mat is 100% waterproof and has passed moisture permeability test. Having some splashing good fun has just gotten easier, without any bathtubs! Playmats also serve as demarcation zones to set limits for our little ones to understand which areas their play is limited to. Don’t be afraid to be firm with setting this limit and ending the sensory play if the limit cannot be followed after a few reminders; caregivers’ wellbeing is as important as our little big dreamers’ fun! Repeated practices will bring about more success and when any mess can be successfully contained in the mat (for easy cleaning up), caregivers will be more willing to set up sensory play and the positive cycle builds on. Each set includes: Pink/blue (reversible) playmat: size 140cm x 20cm (deviation of 3cm depending on measurement methods) Storage bag Material: Safe polyethylene (PE) (same material as food packaging) *passed all stringent product certification processes