Children's rugs with textures and thematic drawings suitable for your little one to grow up learning and having fun safely. Create a play area in their room and give it that fun touch that fosters their creativity. Discover all the models at Atticgo.

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Loft Plain Rug
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Kids' Rugs for the Little Ones at Home
Children spend a lot of time on the floor playing, learning, and exploring, so it's essential to have a suitable surface that's comfortable and safe. Choosing a kids' rug means creating an inviting space where little ones can develop, play, and grow. Whether you're looking for a baby rug to aid crawling or a rug that stimulates learning, at Atticgo, we have a wide variety of models suitable for the little ones in your home.
Features of a Kids' Rug
When buying baby rugs, we must prioritize the child's safety above all else, although aspects like the rug's durability or ease of cleaning shouldn't be overlooked. When living with small children, stains are a daily occurrence, so we should look for washable rugs.
A kids' rug should have these features:
- Non-slip base: The base should always stay fixed to the floor to prevent accidental slips and trips. Adding a non-slip underlay beneath the rug is recommended.
- Well-finished edges: We don't recommend rugs with frayed edges that could snag and cause falls.
- Certified materials: Check that the rug complies with certificates ensuring its materials are free from harmful substances for the little one. All our kids' rugs have the Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certificate.
- Hypoallergenic: This feature is important in baby rugs, as the rug will be in direct contact with their delicate skin.
- Cushioned surface: Look for rugs that absorb potential falls well.
- Ease of movement: Rugs should allow the baby to move easily. In the case of crawling rugs, the pile height shouldn't be too high to avoid tripping.
- Easy to clean: Materials should be washable or easy to clean and stain-resistant. Opt for materials with coatings that repel liquids and dirt.
- Durable materials: Children are naturally restless, so the rug must withstand all kinds of play and the wear and tear of daily use.
- Fun designs: Children are drawn to bright colors and eye-catching designs. Animal, planet, car, or nature motifs can make the room more welcoming. The possibilities are endless.

Add a Fun Touch to the Room with Our Baby Rugs
A child's room is one of the most important rooms in the house, as it's where little ones spend the most time. A well-chosen rug for the kids' room completely transforms and renews the decor, creating a cozy space. Current trends favor designs that mix pastel tones with designs featuring numbers and letters or motifs with clouds, rainbows, and other organic shapes that add dynamism to the space. Take a look at our rugs for the little ones and build a space full of fun.
Recommended and Not Recommended Materials for Kids' Bedroom Rugs
There are as many materials as rug designs, but knowing which are most suitable is important for protecting children's health. Although it may seem enough to choose soft materials, many other factors make a kids' rug material appropriate.
Cotton is hypoallergenic and washable, ideal for babies and children with sensitive skin. Wool is very warm and soft, making it recommended for cold rooms, and polypropylene is durable and easy to clean, excellent for play areas.
Although other materials may seem suitable for baby rugs, they aren't entirely recommended due to their cleaning difficulty or the low safety they offer. We're talking about materials that tend to shed fibers that children can inhale, wear out easily, are difficult to clean, or are simply impractical for children's use, such as natural fiber rugs, which can be too rough for children's skin.
Types of Rugs for Kids' Rooms
Choosing a suitable kids' rug will largely depend on your little one's age and how it will be used. As children grow, their needs change, and with them, the most appropriate type of rug for their space.
Baby Play Rugs
Baby play rugs are essential during the first months of life. These rugs are specifically designed to provide a safe and comfortable space where your baby can explore the world around them. The main properties of these rugs are that they're interactive, including textures that stimulate sensory development. Most importantly, they should be sufficiently cushioned to protect your baby during their first movements but not too soft.

Crawling Rugs
Crawling is another crucial stage in a baby's development, and a crawling rug makes all the difference. These rugs are designed with a surface that facilitates the perfect grip for your little one's hands and knees, allowing them to move confidently. The material should be firm enough for them to move but soft enough to protect the baby's delicate skin. The best crawling rugs combine these functional features with stimulating designs and colors that maintain the baby's interest and encourage them to explore.
Themed Rugs
At Atticgo, you'll find a wide variety of themed rugs that can transform any room into a world of adventure. Themes like space or dinosaurs are a hit with the little ones and, in addition to decorating, enhance their imagination. Choose themes that spark your child's interest and can evolve with them. For example, an animal rug can start as a decorative element in the baby stage and become an educational tool as the child grows.
Kids' Rugs Shaped Like Animals, Cars, and Other Fun Designs
Designs with animal shapes, cars, and other fun motifs are common in kids' rooms. These rugs add a playful element to the space. These designs stimulate their imagination and create a cheerful and welcoming atmosphere. With them, your little one will know it's playtime!
How to Use Kids' Rugs in the Room
To properly place kids' rugs, the first step is to identify the areas of highest activity in the room. A baby rug can create a safe play area in front of the crib, while a larger rug can be used to define the main play space in the room. Once you've decided where to place the rug, remember to leave enough space around it for children to move freely and safely.
Benefits of Rugs for Young Children
- Encourage play and creativity: Designed with bright colors, fun shapes, and themes that stimulate children's creative capacity and growth. They use elements that allow them to invent stories, create scenarios, and develop cognitive, emotional, and social skills through play while having fun.
- Thermal and acoustic insulation: Provide an extra layer of thermal and acoustic insulation. They retain heat and create a barrier against the cold floor, allowing your baby to play comfortably on the floor for longer; they also help reduce noise, creating a quieter environment. This advantage is important in homes with ceramic or wood floors, where sounds tend to amplify.
- Sensory development: Soft materials and textures help children develop their sense of touch, while colors and shapes contribute to visual development. Additionally, some models have areas with different textures, stimulating curiosity and encouraging sensory exploration.
Tricks to Remove Stains on Rugs for Boys and Girls
Kids' rugs are perfect for children to have fun, but it's easy for dreaded stains to appear when you have children around. Don't worry! We'll tell you some simple tricks to get rid of them.
For everyday stains, a mixture of warm water and neutral soap is usually enough. You should act quickly to prevent the stain from adhering to the rug's fabric. For tough stains, like paint or playdough, it's important to let the substance dry completely before trying to remove it. This simplifies the cleaning process and prevents the stain from spreading further.

How to Combine Kids' Rugs with Furniture and Room Colors
Decorating a little one's room is an exciting process, but properly combining the baby room rug with furniture and colors makes all the difference between a balanced room and one that's overloaded with elements and stimulation.
Neutral colors like whites, grays, and beiges are versatile and allow the kids' rug to be the focus. These colors are perfect for rooms with a Nordic or minimalist style. Baby play rugs in shades of blue, pink, pastel green, and yellow create a relaxing atmosphere and pair well with light wood or white furniture. If you're looking for a dynamic and fun space, you can incorporate a multicolored rug. Additionally, if the room already follows a specific theme, you can continue that type of decor by buying kids' rugs with the same theme to reinforce the decorative concept.
Fun Colors and Patterns for a Baby Play Rug
Color plays a fundamental role in child development, which is why kids' rugs with bright colors and pronounced contrasts, in addition to being visually appealing, stimulate the baby's visual development. Simple geometric patterns are perfect for younger babies, while as the child grows, more complex designs with educational patterns, numbers, or letters that encourage learning at home can be gradually introduced. The important thing is that they enjoy learning without realizing it!
Frequently Asked Questions About Kids' Rugs
How do I choose the right rug for the baby's room according to age?
- 0-6 months: Prioritize soft and cushioned baby rugs with simple visual stimuli.
- 6-12 months: Opt for crawling rugs with good support and different textures.
- 1-3 years: Choose interactive kids' rugs with educational or themed designs.
- 3 years and up: Consider themed rugs that reflect their interests.
What thickness is ideal for a kids' rug?
The ideal thickness for a baby play rug is 12-15 mm, while for general use in the bedroom, 8-10 mm is sufficient. Avoid thicknesses greater than 20 mm to prevent tripping.
Are kids' rugs safe for babies?
Baby rugs are safe as long as they are hypoallergenic, have a non-slip base, and are free of toxins. Also, check that the edges are well finished.
How often is it recommended to wash a kids' rug?
Vacuum the rug daily and clean it thoroughly every 2-3 months. If it gets stained, treat the stain as soon as possible.