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Crash Mat
Our Crash Mat gives kids a soft landing spot for all that energy. Jumping and crashing into the mat may help your child feel calmer and more ready to play, rest or focus. This versatile mat creates a safe and inviting space for energetic play, from jumping and tumbling to imaginative adventures. Designed to absorb impact, it encourages children to explore and develop their gross motor skills with gusto.
The Crash Mat supports physical confidence and creativity by allowing kids to test their limits and engage in active play without worry. Ideal for home or educational settings, it fosters strength, coordination, and imaginative fun while ensuring safety and durability.
To fill the Crash Mat you'll need around 350 litres of beanbag beans or approximately 7kgs of foam filling. (Not supplied). Crash Mat size is 140x180cm.
Created for ages 1-17
We deliver across Australia using Australia Post services. We can deliver to PO boxes excluding bulky items which will use a courier service. If you order a bulky item, please ensure you provide a street shipping address for the courier to deliver to.
Crash Mat
ABOUT THE PRODUCT
Why we love it
SKILLS IT CAN HELP WITH
Proprioceptive Regulation
Jumping, rolling, and crashing onto the crash mat provides deep pressure input, which helps children regulate their proprioceptive system. This allows them to better understand their body's position and movement, leading to improved self-regulation and a sense of calm.
Motor Planning
Navigating the crash mat, whether by strategically jumping or planning a safe landing, requires motor planning. Children learn to anticipate movements, adjust their body, and execute actions with intention.
Emotional Regulation
The act of crashing and releasing energy on the crash mat can be a powerful tool for emotional regulation. It allows children to safely express feelings of frustration, excitement, or anxiety.
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