Hi Erin, I just spoke with them and the website encountered issues when they were uploading new products. It’s back online now, and any issues regarding product orders or shipping can be sent directly to them.

I have recommended your review to clients of mine – thank you.

ALERT – The Muffik floor mats website seems to have disappeared and they have charged me but sent no other information…FYI 🙁

The mats in this article are more for sensory input than cushion – but any of them should work on a tile floor!

Yes! Especially while in the holiday shopping frenzy, I was looking for more homemade options and love your ideas. I just cobbled together something from a Naboso wobble board and a triangular foam wedge ordered off Wish and it’s really working for me. (i.e., my arches are burning :D)

We successfully had the code reactivated in July 🙂

Thanks for the heads up! We’re checking in with them on the discount code. And good find at Rosa La Belle! Looks like limited inventory though, so I’ll keep an eye on them to determine if they’ll be a reliable US source in the future.

Those sound like great ideas! Head outside and find some natural materials to put in shallow bins (to contain any mess).

-small river pebbles in a tub (similar to but sized between the sand tub and stone rug).
-wood beaded mats (usually found as seat covers and may come with a non-slip pad).
-bamboo place mats (of whole bamboo pieces, not the slats/halves nor flat ones; they’re often small in pieces and mat dimensions).
-rattan wicker mat/rug.
-bumpy/textured cotton rugs (woven or mimicking a beaded look, not the tufted embossing that can easily flatten but of thick woven accents) OR braided rugs/mats.

Adding specific types of insoles, like these from Naboso, can help give you some benefits.