Questions, answered.

Fifteen numbered poses are marked into the mat itself, from mouse and cat through to tree and dancer. Your child rolls it out, follows the numbers, and moves all by themselves — no app, no telly, no grown-up needed to lead.

It's designed for ages 3–8. Younger toddlers love copying the animals with a little help, while older kids happily lead their own sessions.

Yes. Every mat is made from non-toxic, PVC-free materials with a soft, cushioned surface that's gentle on little hands, knees and feet.

Two. Sun Salutation is the standing sequence — mouse, cat, downward dog, tree, dancer — and builds into a full sun salutation. Freedom Flow is floor-based and calmer: butterfly, flower, star, boat, fish, bridge and crab, with breathe-in and breathe-out prompts. Both have fifteen numbered poses.

Seven: green, peach, blue, red, violet, pink and purple. Both designs come in all seven.

Wipe with a damp cloth and a little mild soap, then air-dry flat. Spills and sticky fingers come off in seconds.

Yes — every mat includes a shoulder strap. It rolls up and hangs on a hook, or goes over a shoulder to nursery or the park.

It's a full-length 183 × 61 cm mat, 6mm thick and about 800g — roomy enough to grow into, and light enough to roll up and carry.

UK orders ship within one working day and arrive in 2–3 days. Delivery is free on orders over £45.

Try it for 30 days. If your little one doesn't love it, send it back for a full refund — no quibbles.

We currently ship across the UK. International shipping is coming soon — pop your email in our newsletter to hear first.

We do — tiered trade pricing from 15% to 40% off for nurseries, schools, clinics and retailers. Visit our wholesale page for details.

Yes, co-branding is available on orders of 200+ units. Just mention it in your wholesale enquiry.

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That's the whole idea. Because the poses are on the mat, kids follow along independently — most parents tell us their children ask for it on their own.