Juvenile Product

Main Mat Materials

Surface Fabric: Usually made of cotton or synthetic fabrics (such as coral fleece or short plush), which are delicate to the touch, breathable, and suitable for direct skin contact. The image shows pink and blue spliced areas with embroidered patterns, indicating the use of computerized embroidery, which is secure and durable.
Edge/Texture: The mat features a dimpled or dotted texture (similar to "Minky dot fabric"). This material provides extra tactile stimulation, helping babies develop sensory cognition.
Internal Filling: The inner layer is typically PP cotton or resin cotton, providing moderate support and softness to ensure the baby lies comfortably without the mat collapsing. Some premium products may use latex or memory foam for better resilience.

Arch Stand and Hanging Toys Materials

Arch Structure: The arches are usually made of eco-friendly PP plastic or foam, which are lightweight and durable. They are wrapped in soft fabric to prevent bumps and bruises. The structure is often detachable for easy storage and cleaning.

Hanging Toys:
Teddy Bear: Made of the same short plush fabric and PP cotton filling as the mat, ensuring it is safe and non-toxic.
Star Charm: Also made of plush material, often containing crinkle paper or a small bell inside to produce soft sounds for auditory stimulation.
Wooden Rattle: The accessory on the left combines natural wood and silicone/plush rings. The wood is smoothly polished without burrs, and the rings are soft enough for babies to chew on during teething.

Safety and Functional Design
Non-toxic Certification: All materials must pass international safety standards such as EN71 and ASTM F963 to ensure they are free from harmful substances like heavy metals and formaldehyde.
Easy to Clean: The mat surface is usually detachable and machine washable or hand washable, while the arches can be wiped with a damp cloth.
Multi-sensory Stimulation: By combining different materials (soft fabric, hard wood, elastic silicone), sounds (bells, crinkle paper), colors (pink and blue contrast), and textures (dimpled dots), it promotes the coordinated development of the baby's vision, hearing, and touch.