Price: $59.99 - $49.99
(as of Dec 28, 2025 09:45:36 UTC – Details)
From the brand
STARUIA symbolizes “starlight” and is dedicated to creating a warm, safe and hopeful space for children to grow up. The story of the brand began with a young mother’s thoughtful consideration of her child’s growing environment. She was eager to provide a comfortable and creative place for her little one to play.
STARUIA is willing to work with every parent to protect the children’s happy time, guarding every child’s childhood!
Washable Pink Butterfly Rug
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Imaginative Rug for Kids
Girls Rug for Bedroom
Non-Slip Soft Rug
Wonderful Design:The playmat is designed with colorful double rainbow pattern and polka dots, cultivates baby’s recognition of the color.It is not only a lovely home decor but also a educational kids rug
Soft and Cushioned:The girls rug is 59×59 inches(150x150cm) and 0.2 thick.Give a comfortable play area and reading corner to children.Parents can have a warm circle time and family playtime with kids to enhance family connection and engagement
Good Grip Support:The back of the baby rug is made of anti-skid rubber,which helps prevent it from sliding.Can be used in high traffic areas and hardwood floors.Safe for boys and girls to walk and run
Machine Washable:Gentle cycle wash in cold water is recommended.Tumbled in a dryer using the air-only cycle with no heat.Use a vacuum cleaner for daily cleaning.Use laundry bag to make the circular rug more sturdy.
Great for Children:The rainbow decor is skin-friendly and non-shedding.Give a soft and honey touch on bare foot.Ideal for daycare,kids bedroom, homeschool and playpen
Customers say
Customers find the rug soft and perfect for tummy time, with good quality and easy cleaning with a vacuum. The color quality receives mixed feedback – while some like the nice colors, others note the colors aren’t as vibrant as advertised. The thickness and stain resistance also get mixed reviews, with customers describing it as very thin and noting it stains easily.
