Highchair Mat

The mat's faux-leather surface is wipeable rather than machine-washable, and care instructions call for spot-cleaning only. Reviewers across years of daily tummy-time, crawling and mealtime use consistently confirm it wipes clean easily and holds up without visible wear.

The memory foam core is named but not tied to a named foam certification program such as CertiPUR-US, and the brand's PVC/phthalate/lead-free and Prop 65 claims for the mat rest on self-statement rather than a published test or lab name. A GREENGUARD Gold claim appears only in third-party copy, not on the brand's own pages.

The highchair mat is labeled free of toxins, PVC, phthalates and lead, and is stated to be CPSIA compliant. No certificate number or lab report is published for this item, but we found no recall on file for the brand, and nothing contradicts the compliance claim.

No age grade is published on the mat itself, retailer listings, or reviews, and no small-parts warning appears anywhere, though reviewers across many ages (tummy time infants through preschoolers) report using it without incident.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,000+ records, 1973-2026) for this brand and found nothing filed against it in any role. The corpus's coverage of comparable product classes (toys, cribs, strollers) confirms the search was capable of finding a hit if one existed.

The mat is CPSIA compliant and free of PVC, phthalates and lead, and a third party notes this status is self-stated rather than third-party certified. No lab, test method or certificate number is published for the finished mat, and a GREENGUARD Gold claim repeated by one outlet is unconfirmed by the brand's own pages.

The mat's composition is disclosed down to component level: bonded leather backed with flocked suede containing 28% genuine leather, plus a published lifetime workmanship guarantee with a direct contact route for claims. Country of manufacture is not stated.