Padded Changing Mat

The mat is a flat foam pad with no described containment barriers or restraint system, and the brand names only general CPSIA/ASTM toy standards rather than 16 CFR 1235 or ASTM F2388 for changing products specifically — nothing adjacent addresses fall containment for this product.

The mat is filled with memory foam, per retailer description, but the brand's own materials pages never name the fill composition, confirm it is CertiPUR-US certified, or state it is free of added flame retardants — a comparison listing shows GREENGUARD Gold attached to a competitor's pad, not this one.

The surface fabric is only covered by a general CPSIA/no-PVC/no-phthalate/no-lead claim; no GOTS or OEKO-TEX certification is named for the leather or backing fabric on this product, and no scope, test method or certificate is given.

The wipeable top surface is named as polyurethane across several brand materials pages, not vinyl or PVC, and the padded mat line is separately stated to be made without PVC, phthalates or lead.

Nothing in the product description, materials pages or retailer record addresses fragrance, dye or lotion content for this mat at all — the copy covers wipeability and material percentages only, with no free-from statement on this axis.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,047 records, 1973-2026) for this brand by name and found nothing filed against it in any role. The same corpus returns hundreds of hits for diapers, cribs and strollers, confirming the search mechanism works.

The brand asserts blanket Prop 65 compliance and general CPSIA coverage for its mats but gives no certificate numbers, lab names or test results tying either claim to this product. A third-party listing also mentions OEKO-TEX for a Gathre mat without a certificate number to verify scope.

The brand publishes a percentage breakdown of the bonded leather surface (72% PU, 28% genuine leather fibers), but this describes the shared leather material used across the product line rather than a layer-by-layer breakdown of this mat's foam core and construction; the foam fill itself is disclosed only by a retailer, not the brand.

No named dermatological institute, rating or hypoallergenic testing claim appears anywhere for this mat; the copy focuses on wipeability and softness rather than any skin-contact test, and this is a surface the child's bare skin touches at every change.

The brand offers a lifetime workmanship guarantee with a direct email contact for claims, and publishes the bonded leather's material composition (72% PU, 28% genuine leather fibers) and its water-impermeable, stain-resistant properties.