60 Pack | Disposable Splat Mats | THEO'S MATS | Highchair Splat Mat for Floor | Baby Led Weaning Supplies | Biodegradable (THEO001)

I have had staff and managers thank me at multiple restaurants when I roll this thing up, covered in food, and throw it out and their floor is clean. 😆 They work great for my 9-month-old.. I was going through them fairly quickly at home, so we decided to pull out an old shower curtain, and put that under her high chair at home because these are really not able to be used beyond a couple of meals as they are thin and intended for single use.. But these are absolutely amazing for restaurants, and even allow you to waste less food because they are a clean mat under the high chair, so when the kid throws a spoon on the floor and it lands on the mat, you can just pick it up and hand it right back to them! Game changer!There is zero water resistance.. but that's not really a problem as they are single use. I pop a couple of these in the diaper bag anytime we are going somewhere.

Before we purchased these disposable mats, we'd pick up the mess our daughter left by hand so that the restaurant folks didn't have to do it themselves. This would lead us to feeling like we needed to leave a bigger tip. Now that we're cleaning up our own mess, we've been able to go back to tipping what we'd normally leave--20-25%. Perfect size and easy to use.

Great for under the high chair to reduce clean up time.Chloe’s Review:Great for when visiting family and there is no high chair! Dinner on the floor was quite the adventure!

I’ve owned small dogs all my life and over the past four years I’ve used dog pads in my house because my two Maltese females are elderly and I myself am disabled so I can’t take them for walks. I don’t like to use dog urine pads because they are all made with plastic and some horrible absorbent gel junk and I know both of these things are terrible for the environment. There was one company that made truly earth friendly pads but I can’t find them anymore on Amazon so I decided to search for a pure paper product to use and I was fortunate to find Theo’s. If you are environmentally conscious like me and want an alternative to “pee pads” try these papers on top of a plastic or rubber dog “litter box” type mat and they will work for you. They absorb liquid quickly but any residue that would be left on the mat could be sprayed with all-purpose cleaner and wiped-up with two sheets of paper towels. Yes that’s an extra step but if you’ve been using “pee pads” you’ll know none of the products out there completely protect your floors and there’s always a wet mark under them even with the plastic sheet they use. So given how much our planet needs help your little extra two-second wipe up will be worth the effort. Besides Theo’s paper mats are about the same cost as the better quality dog pads so your helping to reduce non-biodegradable trash won’t cost you much extra money. It’s a win-win. Thanks Theo’s.

We’ve gone through many packs of these floor mats! We always try to cleanup after our toddler and these make clean up so fast. Restaurants love us and always thank us for bringing and using these mats. They are easy to setup, cover lots of floor space, are easy to bring with us everywhere and even have a cute print. I wouldn’t say they are the most durable, they do tear, but they do their job. Definitely not water resistant, but still help with clean up.

These are great if your child is a messy eater and drops or throws food. Just throw away after. They are somewhat paper so if it’s liquid it will go through that’s the only downside. But good for vacations at home or restaurants.

Huge fan of these! As much as I wanted to love a reusable mat, this allowed a more sustainable way to contain the mess and not have to bring it home with us. They don’t leave a mark when removing, and they stick beautifully to every table we have used them on. Easy to use, very functional. We bring them everywhere with us!

This doesn’t work for my grandbaby. It’s really thin paper and she spends more time trying to rip the paper then she does playing with toys. I wouldn’t buy it again.