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Tadpoles Four-Piece Play Mat – Online Deal

$25 for Tadpoles Four-Piece Play Mat ($29.99 List Price). Multiple Colors Available. Free Shipping and Free Returns.

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  • Good for Kids

In a Nutshell

Padded play mat made of four colorful panels

The Fine Print

The Deal

$25 for a Tadpoles four-piece play mat ($29.99 list price). Choose from the following color combinations:

  • Blue and brown
  • Green and brown
  • Pink and brown
  • Primary colors
  • Taupe and brown

Click here to view an image of each option.

Free shipping and free returns

Tadpoles Four-Piece Play Mat

A soft, padded play mat cushions kids as they play, nap, or dig into War and Peace. The mats are made of four colorful panels, making a cheerful and vibrant place for kids. The panels come apart easily for quick set up and compact storage.

Features
  • Double-sided play mat
  • Padded design cushions children at play
  • Insulate from cold, hard floors or ice rinks
  • Four solid-colored pieces can form many color combinations
  • Easy to assemble, pack up, and store
  • Made in China
  • Dimensions: 48"48"x.5"

How to get your goods: by purchasing this Groupon and providing your name and shipping address, your order is complete!

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Tadpoles Four-Piece Play Mat