Nursery Room Rugs

Our nursery rugs go into the washing machine after spit-up, spills and diaper leaks. Foxes, jungle animals, butterflies and sea creatures sit on ivory, beige, sage, blue or black grounds, over a low pile with a non-slip backing. Sizes run from 2x3 to 10x14, including 2x6 and 2x10 runners.

Sizes for Crib and Glider

A 5x7 or 6x9 centered in the room suits most nurseries; keep the crib legs either fully on the rug or fully off so the crib sits level.

SpotSize
Beside the crib2x3 or 3x5
Under a glider4x6
Center of the room5x7 or 6x9
Crib, glider and play space8x10
Large shared room9x12

Neutral Nursery Rugs

Woodland, floral and butterfly prints on ivory, beige, sage and cream suit a boy or a girl and still fit once the nursery becomes a toddler room.

For more contrast, black and navy jungle scenes add depth without bright primary colors.

Washing a Baby's Rug

Spit-up, milk and diaper leaks can go into a cold, gentle wash with a mild detergent and no bleach; follow the care label for drying.

Rugs up to 5x7 fit a 2.2 cu ft washer, and the low pile lies flat for tummy time and crawling.

Nursery Rug FAQs

What are some good rugs for a baby nursery?

A good nursery rug is low pile, machine washable and calm in color, so it lies flat under a glider and can be washed as often as a baby needs. Woodland, jungle and butterfly prints on ivory, beige or sage are easy to live with as the room grows.

Should I put a rug in my nursery?

Yes, if the floor is hard: a rug softens footsteps during night feeds and gives a warmer spot for tummy time and play. Choose one you can wash, because it will see spills.

What is a cute rug for a nursery?

Animal prints are the classic pick, such as a fox or other woodland animals, a jungle scene or a unicorn, especially on soft neutral colors. Butterflies and sea creatures suit a garden or ocean theme.