The Tree of Life Playmat
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Description
Description
Introduce baby to the world of art and sensory discovery with the Hape x The Met Tree of Life Tummy Time Infant Mat. Inspired by the intricate details of a 17th-century British tapestry depicting the Tree of Life in The Met collection, this high-contrast playmat offers visual stimulation and multi-sensory engagement for infants 0–12 months.
Featuring a baby-safe mirror, teether, crinkly flaps, sensory ribbons, and a hidden squeaker, it’s designed to support early development through touch, sight, and sound. Lie it flat for tummy time or fold it into a standing mirror for seated play. A photo pocket adds a personalized touch to your baby’s artistic journey.
Lightweight and foldable, this mat is easy to bring on the go and makes a perfect newborn gift. Thoughtfully developed by Hape’s childhood experts in collaboration with The Met, it merges artistic heritage with expert-backed developmental design—bringing the Museum experience into everyday moments of learning and discovery.
- OFFICIAL MET LICENSED TOY: Features details from a tapestry depicting the Tree of Life from The Met collection, blending culture and early childhood development in one beautiful play experience.
- MULTI-SENSORY ENGAGEMENT: Includes mirror, teether, crinkle flaps, textured ribbons, and squeaker to stimulate sight, touch, and hearing.
- HIGH-CONTRAST VISUALS: Black-and-white details support early visual tracking and cognitive focus for babies 0–12 months.
- TWO WAYS TO PLAY: Use as a flat tummy-time mat or fold into a standing mirror for seated interaction.
- PERSONALIZED TOUCH: Photo pocket lets parents add a loved one’s image to promote bonding and recognition.
- PORTABLE AND GIFTABLE: Folds easily for travel or nursery storage; a thoughtful gift for newborns and baby showers.
- DEVELOPED WITH EXPERTS: Designed by Hape’s early-childhood team in collaboration with The Metropolitan Museum of Art.





