Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

Input:
Question: What are the colors?
Document: The colors are as pictured, I was hoping the pink would be purple-ish, but it's fully pink. Works great though!
Bright, fun colors and one of the best prices per sq ft I could find. Not as thick as workout mats but definitely adequate for children playing on a tile floor.
For that reason, I will not be returning it since I can't bear to hear my daughter's head smack the tile again while we wait for a new floor mat. Quality is good for the price, so if you don't care about the colors then it's a great deal.
I got it yesterday, and I was really disappointed in the colors. For one, they are much more dull than in the picture. Two, there are no pink or red tiles! It's mostly blue, green, and orange with a few purple and yellow tiles. The border is not a solid color, but mismatched colors, most of which are different than the actual tile colors (driving me nuts).
The colors are somewhat muted so it's not the loud primary colors that aren't as pretty. It's really soft and thick providing good padding. The baby has fallen backwards from sitting and while she still cried after her head hit the mat (it actually bounced) she recovered quickly and falling on this isn't as painful as falling on carpet!!! My only complaint is that one of the edge pieces is irregular and doesn't quite fit against the rest of the edge pieces and draws the eye to it.
I compared 10-15 different foam puzzle play mats for my baby's room. I was looking at the $30-$45 range, and my main deciding factor was the colors. I wanted something that was fairly gender neutral as I babysit, but had pink in it so it was slightly girly for my daughter's room. I also really liked the solid yellow border in the picture since I'm kind of OCD and felt it tied it together better than the mismatched edges or no edges at all.
Wipes clean well with a damp rag.
We were looking for a few sets to use as flooring in a rather large play area. This set is a good quality at a reasonable price. It also comes with the edges unlike some other sets which sell them separately for an added cost.
We have hardwood floors and needed something to set our baby on for tummy time, laying on her back, and as she has been learning to sit and crawl. We went back and forth about whether we should buy an area rug or something like this instead. I'm so glad we went with this! It's been spit up on numerous times (among other things) and wipes down easily.
She's getting to the age where she can start pulling up on the edge pieces and take them apart which she finds quite amusing. I think we will use this for a long time to come and has definitely been worth it!
Answer: yes